Common Rifle Malfunctions with Navy SEAL "Coch"
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Retired Navy SEAL Mark "Coch" Cochiolo talks about common rifle malfunctions in our latest video.
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Coch is the best!!! Love your education videos brother, always got the right mix of serious and humor.
FINALLY! A video on stoppages that keeps it down to earth and SIMPLE! The amount of videos that blabber on for 30 minutes plus about this topic because they seemingly love the sound of there own voice is infuriating. Enter Coch for the win! Keeping it real, clear, concise and on topic! Thank you for your service Sir! Great teacher, great leader!
Even on basic stuff like clearing a malfunction, I still learned something new. It just goes to show "you are never too old." Thank you.
This channel has a great bunch of training/how-to videos. Very appreciated! 👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
If I was in the military I would want "Coch" as my instructor. Simple, straight forward, easy to understand, gets the job done. Keep it up guys.
6:02 That's when Dave's hook/pick tool comes in handy. Some will remember.
8:20 Once more.
10:01 Finger surgery is expensive.^^
Good stuff. Glad that there is more Coch content and also the the long and hard^^ Coch & Dorr double team videos.
Paint can opener tied to your rig. 👍😁
The mark of a true professional. thank you Coch
Really good pragmatic procedure. I need to practice and make muscle memory so it becomes automatic.
This is why I particularly like your episodes and teaching.
USAF 66-70
I was my department’s firearms instructor. Spent 5 days at Patrol Rifle instructor school.
Holy hell, Coch I wish you had been that school instructor!!!!!!!! Good stuff….keep it up !!!!!
Thanks for your knowledge and your service !!!!!
I love the KE Arms KP15 lowers. Built me a lightweight rifle on a FDE KP15 lower and its a great shooter. Great video as always
In my training, if you have a Class I, II, or III malfunction, the first thing you do always is transition to your sidearm in most cases and call for cover if you havw friendlies with you who can cover you with a long gun while you fix the malfunction. Obviously if you are far away from the threat, you may not need to call for cover and just tuck in somewhere. As for as clearing the malfunction Class I is Obviously a tap, roll, rack. Class II (Stove pipe) is a tap, roll, rack also, however in some cases, you can just push the brash with the meaty part of your hand which will sweep it out of your ejection port and then your gun is back up and running in most cases. Some cases you may still have a dead trigger and need to tap, roll, rack afterwards and just chamber a new round.
For class III, we drop to a knee. Thats the main difference. Its easier to solve the problem dropping to a knee, locking the bolt to the rear, ejecting the magazine and placing the magazine in the crevest of the back of your support side knee and then doing a quick finger sweep, rack the bolt twice, and then re insert the mag. Then you are back in the fight.
Practice makes perfect! Awesome vid. Thanks.
Good video Coch.
The only two malfunctions not covered here are the bolt override, and the bolt failing to return to battery. The latter is what the forward assist is for, and I have uploaded a video on how to rectify the former in just a couple seconds (there are several techniques).
A paint can opener stays leashed to all the kit
My bro ! Content and delivery rocks !! 🇺🇸
Excellent video, plain and concise! And finally someone who doesn't teach students to reuse the mag when you get a feeding malfunction! So many "instructors" I see on here have students holding the mag while working the bolt and then reusing it when, in reality, the mag probably caused that jam. Love the use of both hands too, people are so obsessed with never taking their hand off fire control that it's to their detriment and gives them less control over a muzzle-heavy rifle
A LOT of people somehow forget the premise that the simplest solution is usually the most effective, so just start there! Thank you for making that so easy to understand and remember!
Great stuff, Coch. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 👍🏻
Super important video that everyone needs to see since everyone will encounter malfunctions when operating their platforms. Explained clearly and easy to understand, great job Coch and Tactical Hive.
The most common malfunction is of the one behind the trigger.
That is also the component that gets the dirtiest.
Rocking the A2 stock!
The best part about the education is not one mention of the forward assist. Finally somebody else knows they're basically worthless.
Outstanding instruction. Very methodical and descriptive. By the numbers with purpose and context. Nicely done...
Thanks for the lesson Coch, let’s hear some more about that rifle setup.
Nice lesson Coch
Thanks Coch for keeping it simple for those of all skill levels
Gotta feel the love from Coch!!! The best!!!
Great topic Coch…you still got it you old dog! Thank you for your service and the content.
Coach keeps it simple and clear. Well done sir. I appreciate your expertise in firearms training. I enjoy all your videos and always looking forward to your next video sir. Much appreciated sir.
I like this guys style
Awesome, simple drill
this guy is awesome!!
One of the best channels out there!!!
Saw that mash Coch,,,,Great video..thank you
Love the subtle details, great vid.
3 fingers and a tickle is all i took away from this, very useful information
Simple, effective, clean. Its like Colt45....it works every time
7:04
2 rounds. Same hole.
8:19
3 fingers in hole. Finger surgery and tickle.
Roger that Coch. Thanks for the Dad advice. 💯😂
This was great .. As a new rifle guy .. I didn't know any of this . Now I do ..
Other things can cause malfunctions, too. I had a chamber flag get stuck up between the carrier and charging handle, while atill sticking outside the ejection port during make ready at a local competition.
Took multiple people and multiple pairs of pliers to get everything sorted.
Another great video full of wisdom my Tactical Hyve's master Yoda.
We love ya Coch.
Very helpful, thanks
At 09:42 Coch says that upon inspecting the chamber if there is brass visible or the bolt
Is FULLY FORWARD. You must perform the remedial action drill.
Surely a bolt in battery would be a tap and rack. Should
I assume he meant bolt fully rearward on an empty mag?
“Back to work” I love it
Thank you! Keep it coming!
Great video. Coch number 1.
When my gun was overgassed I had the brass rim of a cartridge torn off by the extractor, leaving a damaged and empty shell in the chamber. Tried all of the standard malfunction drills, but they didn’t help of course. Luckily I was just on the range… Didn’t figure out what happened until I got home and took the upper off of the lower, at which point my only course of action was to jam a cleaning rod down the barrel (and install an adjustable gas block).
If you had tugged on the magazine after insertion, you would know it is seated and you wouldn't need to tap the bottom. If you tap the bottom, you still need to give the magazine a tug.
You should do one for the AK platform
Forgot about brass over bolt, But All in all great video.
Great overview, Coch. Thanks 👍
Great to see. I use “LOOK” as my IA. But I like your TAP RACK.
Then move into stoppages 👍
Thanks
Good stuff! Thanks Coch!
Great video and training, ty Coch!
This is awesome!!!
You are a Great instructor thank you so very much 🤙😎🇺🇸
Great vid, Coch!
Air Assault!
I figuered out that Heavy buffer/spring and nickle BCG (or similar) makes a difference especially when dirty from gas system and environmental elements like sand, winter weather..
Next: with the Juggernaut Hellfighter rig? I’ve had unique issues thanks to my environment
Coch thx really good
Swear you’re the man coch!!!!!!
WWSD?!?! great bit of kit! Great video too! thanks Coch!
Thank Coch. You didn't cover a bolt override tho. :)
excellent!
Great video. Thank you.
My buddies and I would load each other's magazines randomly putting in snap caps to simulate jams. So you didn't have any idea when they would be.
Is this where you would use MagPul snap caps for training?
The first drill really requires a good strong charging handle. Some bigger fellas on MCSO SWAT have snapped the charging handles on Daniel Defense rifles so they shifted to Bravo company. Me I just buy a quality made handle I don't need an entirely new rifle lol.
could y'all do a video on clearing combat shotgun malfunctions?
Try that with california compliant rifle ..good luck!
hey tactical hyve, was wondering if you guys maybe would do a video on handguards/rails ranging in diff price categories. I think would be a good video for people who are new to ar15 or for people who dont have alot of money to spend on like midwest rails or DD and what not to the guys who can.
And now... practice practice practice !
😎
Could watch Coch talk and break shit down all day.
Great info 👍
K.I.S.S. Damn fine instructions Coch ✌️🇺🇸
Type 1,2,3 was Front Sight jargon, was.
But have you ever seen that mythical third feed?
Good stuff.
Hello citizens. Just assembled my first AR15. Aero Precision Upper/Lower. First test, I experienced multiple failures to eject. I ran through all these proper drills thanks to your class.
However, I am still confused as to what the solution is. I am currently utilizing an H1 buffer weight, and Toolcraft BCG. I have stripped down said BCG and no friction wear is apparent. What would you suggest I look at now?
Thank you from a Navy Veteran!
TY T.H
Thanks Coch! :) :us
I never had to practice this or think about it until I switched from AK to AR. AK is king.
Lol
Ol kiss method…I like it. Addin to much shuckin n jivin unnecessarily just f-ks me up every time…
Keep it simple stupid. ...
Would like to see these full speed.
Hey noticed Coach was using the KE Arms KP-15 lower here can we get a brief overview from him on this lower?
If the magazine slap and charging handle rack doesn't work well range days over time Togo home and find out the issue lolol.
why does his bolt sound so satisfying lol
Yes. But it isn't the same in California with them Mag lock.
Don’t use it.
What would you do to clear brass over bolt? I had this happen in my MR556 it was heartbreaking until I figured out how to get it out. My guess is it was a cheap mag kinda like your double feeds. Please help me with advice and trouble shooting. Love the vids guys
Simple!!
Rifle set up?
I keep having a malfunction on my BCM. Once I shoot a magazine and the bolt is locked back, once I go to put in another magazine and push the bolt forward, the trigger doesn't engage. What could be the cause of that?
That is very odd that it only does it from the bolt release, and not from firing. I would suggest having someone proficient look at it, be it a gunsmith or a very competent AR guy. It could be that there is some gunk in the trigger, but the hammer following the bolt could also be a deeper problem. There is also the option of sending it back to BCM.
oh no, not an Olight…
Coch broke it
Will never buy vedder holster, they didnt make it right fir ny glock 30s. Thee plastic was poorly cut. It would depress my magazine release and would dropp out. Had to fit, waste of money.
What is the lower receiver you have there Coch?
KP-15
KE Arms KP-15 lower! It's great!
anyone know what stock that is?
Just like Sex Ex, gun education saves lives and should be mandatory in public schools.