Haley Strategic - Clearing Carbine Malfunctions - D5 Carbine Class

Jared, from Haley Strategic, explains different common malfunctions and demonstrates how to clear them. This is part of the 3 day D5 Carbine course offered by Travis Haley's Haley Strategic Partners.
This video has been posted with the permission of Haley Strategic. Please exercise all safe weapons practices when attempting to perform these actions. Shofar Tactical is presenting the information as is and takes no responsibility for the actions of the viewer. Pay close attention to the precautions spoken of in the video if you choose to attempt to replicate and clear these malfunctions.

[@StrollaLawDefense]

That tap/rack while staying on top of the gun is outstanding. So many times instructors want the gun “up in your work space” for the same clear method. This way was so much more efficient and effective!

[@JT-xi7el]

On failure to extract , look into adding a small paint can opener to your kit, helps a lot to get that out of the chamber or out of the receiver.

[@shofardefense]

Sounds like a good tip

[@BroVanRobinson]

Thank you sir for this insight and sharing.
Some good stuff

[@shofardefense]

Bless you bro. I'm looking forward to implementing all I learned into our training.

[@gawo8375]

Thanks for sharing this video.

[@jw5297]

Good training
Where do you all do trainings at

[@shofardefense]

This was training with Haley Strategic Partners, Travis Haley's company. Check out their site. They have training all over. I highly recommend them.

[@jw5297]

@@shofardefense I thought so but figured I'd ask.

[@toshka06]

Trump had more supporters in that small cafe than in any of Sleepy's "rally"

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Ok

[@roadtrip7456]

A more effective instructional technique is to explain the malfunction first and not playing stump-the-dummy with questions right off the bat, especially when using semantics that are not common. Questions should be used to assess how the information that you are giving is being retained by the students. This instructor is somewhat annoyingly condescending.