GARAND THUMB ANNIHILATES ACTIVE SHOOTER - D7 HALEY STRATEGIC TRAIN
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Bonus points for dead checking the bad guys.
HE DOUBLE TAPS THEM AFTER😂😂
Haha for real
@@lucasworden1017that’s not a double tap if he hasn’t “assaulted through” 🙃
Who wants to pull security on bodies? when you can make sure that they are in fact "bodies"
Apparently that's illegal in some states 😂
Bro the double tap to confirm is brutal.
unless you remember that even children can take a non lethal hit and continue firing their weapon
"because evil can never be dead enough"
Double tap? Man did 5 fatal shots and followed up with 3 more to be sure with EACH perp.
Desecrating a corpse is a crime
@@nothanks9503he’s just double checking to make sure it is a corpse
Interviewer: That right there. The one laying on the ground. Why did you do that?
Garand: He twitched aggressively.
He wouldn't look me in the eye. It was suspicious activity.
He reached again
Super necessary
Double tap so he can't sneak up behind you
And this right here, is why you don't want the Military to do policing. Whoooole different kind of training going on.
You're expected to destroy and advance in the military, and the primary duty is not to safeguard civilians.
I love the "Hey drop it!" and then about 1 tenth of a second later 5 rounds get sent down range
That’s exactly what I was saying when I watched this video
Well that's real life 😂😂. Cops act the same way.
The dude was about to pop a head though
That's more of a "I'm saying this so I don't get in more trouble 😂. That way when the family of the dirt bag tries to sue you, they can't say you didn't warn them
just gotta say it so it holds up in the court of law lmao
He finally got that little kid who was holding Ron Jeremy hostage.
Fuckin A brada!!! Fuckin A….
pack it in boys
mission accomplished.
This deserves all the love
😂😂😂😂😂
LMFAO
Flannel Daddy did NOT hesitate. He fuckin smoked that kid 😂
How does not have more ups? I thought flannel daddy when watching too🤣
"Drop the fckn" *headshot
@@jerome_0901_You exit this life not knowing if flannel daddy said gun or bass. RIP hostage taker #2.
@SeqK lmao bro this comment is to good for youtube 😂
😂😂😂
The immersion in this is crazy if you look closely the civilian actually pointed out the shooter that was behind him.
- mag size
this is from like a TV show or movie lol I watched the scene on here before
@johnsontommyg depending on the sidearm, and type of weapon used and the magazine, it could easily contain the shots he did. My subcompact has 14+1 and again it's a pretty small double stack.
@@kirbyball97 the clips also chopped up so it's also possible he reloaded between cuts
I saw them doing similar training in VR. That shit is way more immersive.
Man the new duck hunt looks badass.
Laughed harder than I should’ve
The Chicago Police Academy showed me a simulation similar to this. They even have it where they shoot plastic BBs at you (chest area) just to give it a challenge.
😂😂😂😂😂
Well done. 😄
if you miss a little dog pops up to laugh at you
The “drop it!” Is just for the review committee 😂 They never stood a chance 😂
😂😂😂
"They were all clean kills sir, I gave ample opportunity and felt my life was in danger " dawg cleared a whole mini militia 😅😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’m fucking dying bruh 😂😂😂😂😂😂
100%
"Drop it! Drop it!"
He's using pure force of will and charisma to convince his bullets to drop his targets, not telling his targets to drop their weapons
😂
Lmfao
In real life that's only a saying unless he physically sees the shooters drop their weapons in front of him.
@@crusaderknight6928 oh im well aware, im sure them simply yelling it puts less liability on them seeing as a cop is wearing a camera most times. it just looks better on camera, even if you know theres no way they drop it and fire immediately after.
Amazing.❤😊🎉
Firing a split second after saying “drop it” is gold 😅 keeps you out of trouble
The reason that happens is because as you are saying it they do something to warrant being shot. Example let’s say at first he’s holding the gun at his side then as I say it he raises it
lol that is why I came to comments. 0.001 seconds after saying drop it that dude is emptying clips
Aka the Stallone Ultimatum.
@@WhrsTheMoneyLabowskimagazines, not clips.
@@NicCageForPresident2024like cosmo or time? I prefer usa today magazine
"I've got 57 more rounds in this 5 round magazine" - Gus Johnson, a family company
You best get to stepping son
Ala-kablam
Person of high culture I see
xdm 9mm has 22+1
Why is everyone talking about his ammo? Are you people so clueless that you cant tell this is several different simulations edited together? He never fired more than 16 rounds at a time, that pistol holds 17 rounds +1 at least
"Drop it!"
*Garand praying to God they don't drop the gun*
Lol he said drop it, not even half a second later... boom
There's a clip I seen of him where he's joking around and says "drop it" after he loads a full clip into a paper target 😂
(Not being a prick, just politely correcting): it’s magazine, not clip. (Stripper clips can be used to load magazines)
This is cringe as hell. Yeah because active shooters dont see a guy just standing there out in the open with a gun
@lukerobinson3427 if you say it out loud, then you already know who you are 🤡 🤓
I've done this kind of training and it is AWESOME and it works. Every Police department needs this
This shit was out almost 30 years ago and is useless
Been around for 20+ years, nearly every state requires this in basic police academy now.
@@rajpat89 I graduated the Academy in 1996..We still used revolvers at the range and were just switching to Glock 17 Gen2..
@@rajpat89no they don’t we did not do this in our academy, we live fired at a gun range and that was basically it, it’s up to the agency if they want to provide this
Our range has a similar simulator.. the scenario packages beyond the basic are ridiculously expensive and hard to recoup costs on unless you have good contracts.
"Drop. The fucking. Gun!" 🤣
Hilarious
This guy maxes out on time crisis, you know it's true. Hitting those leaderboards.
😂😂😂
Proceeds to drop the kid 😂
@@chrisknoblocklol ohh man I almost forgot about that one. I played that game from start to finish in one setting. I remember how disappointing it was but at the same time fun.
I remember being in the military and going into a simulation room like this to be an MP. We got smoked first to get our adrenaline and stress levels up and then rushed into the sim room for active shooter scenarios. Amazing training
I personally hate this kind of training. It's usually janky, poorly acted, and you can't really check corners and use cover.
The performances and production quality is important. A lot of the time they intentional make people look sus just to trip you up, it's not realistic. Like directly facing you and blatantly shoving their hand in their jacket to pull out a gun, only to find out it's a banana. It's dumb.
And you just stand in the middle of a room rather than clearing an area like you'd do irl. Pie'ing corners, and using cover. Imagine if you just walked into the middle of a room and stood there to clear it out irl. You'd be dead in most high threat situations.
If I was rich I'd get this setup in my house, shit is nuts.
As soon as you come in the front door..😅😂
You can have a even better immersive set up with a vr headset for probably 3 or 4 times less.
@@potatomanjr READY OR NOT VR THE FUCKING CONVIENT STORE
Oh yeah baby. My first multi-million dollars will be spent on this.
Not cars, not yatchs, not trips and most certainly not women.
But that
Yoo having the chubby kid is crazyyy😂
"Master Skywalker, they're inside the temple, what should we do?"
😂
😂😂😂😂 yes yes this^^ fucking gold
I hurt now...
😂
Now this is pod racing!
How old are you?🤔
“DROP IT” immediately unloads a full mag
Into children at that
@@Marethyuu He didn't hit any bystanders at all.
True! & this was a pretty realistic simulation. They even took garand's time skip ability into account when predicting the bullet trajectory @ 0:16 @@GOD719
@DildoBaggins-jm9hm Does it take 6 to the chest to incapacitate a child? Excessive force. consequence and execution are not the same.
@@MarethyuuWell you certainly don’t know how actual stressful scenarios work.
Dude, the kid taking the hostage was like... straight up 14. LMFAOOO
I mean it's a school shooting scenario
So?
Not very accurate. They weren’t Hispanic and trans, posing as a white kid.
Old Enough to Pull a Trigger... 👌
Still a threat even at 14 years old. It is what it is.
The modern-day Time Crisis arcade. Just needs to add the "RELOAD" sound effect.
Loved that game! RELOAD , Final Boss
Love it! Lol
Ok jake
Also area 51
Yes
Garand Wick
Sounds so much better than John Thumb.
He’s such a no scoping legend
@@instantsiv💀💀💀💀
@@instantsivunderrated comment 😂😂😂
Wick thumb
That headshot on the last kid looked pretty legit...
It looking like the movies doesn't make it legit lol
@@JTheraosit doesn’t look much different in real life
Has anybody ever seen that actor since, come to think of it?
when was the last time u seen a head shot..u know to reference its "legitimacy"..this aint COD my guy
Nnno people tend to drop limp immediately not throw their heads back, even if you miss the CNC the concussion knocks them out 99% the time
Imagine this being the future of shooter games
There are very realistic virtual reality shooters already. Weapon manipulation and everything, pulling mags off your tac vest.
It would be really cool, unfortunately it would only add to my feelings of inadequacy because now I could fail horribly in an even more realistic scenario!
@WingmanSR Huh, I didn't know that, is it for VR?
@@cameronnewton7053 Seriously, I could definitely relate
I mean, in many ways VR already is better than this.
Flannel Daddy is not the janitor we deserve, he is the janitor we need.
E
Dude has more rounds in that mag than Arnold did in Commando.
even Chuck Norris had to reload earlier xDD
I carry a pistol with 18+1 on its factory mags, extended can be up to 30 and still be easily concealed within reason. The ammo count is a little unrealistic but this also clearly two scenarios so can consider he's starting both with a full mag.
Its a simulation there is no reload option
That was multiple situations. The most he fired at once was 14. You'd normally get to reload in between.
Why not ? You want to be ready in any situation,and reloading will affect your respond time
@@thomasking4398
"HEY Drop....BANG BANG BANG...IT"
😂😂😂
He was helping him obey the order
I don’t give commands/warnings to active threats. 😏
Most underrated comment lol
The American Cop Method lmao
I did this in police training, and it really showed me how adrenaline decreased my accuracy. Perfect score on the training field in no way equated to perfect aim in the high stress environment.
That’s really interesting. Does the adrenaline rush make your hands shake more or mess with how you squeeze the trigger or something like that?
@@anusmcgee4150 Yes, exactly. Additionally, there is an increased load of information you are trying to process. Such as, Safe back drop for each and every subject, is each subject a threat or potential or not, once I make a decision to engage my hearing will no longer be dependable (then what), count my shots so I can prepare for a preemptive reload, do I need my light or will it give away my position, shot move shot, proper form and technique, look for cover not just concealment... but this video learning process is just the first step to learning how to deal with input overload.
That's a big part of why shooting matches have gotten more dynamic.
When you have to move and react, it's a much better test
How many shots did you take at the active shooters?
Garand: Yes.
Yeah I stopped counting at 20.
enough so they stopped trying to harm others
What? How is he supposed to know if the threat is neutralized or not? People have lived after getting shot more than 5 times. Double tap is necessary in a multiple active shooter situation
@@monkeyman9856 I don’t think anybody here is arguing against that, dude.
@@christopherwalker6056 Have you ever heard of video editing? Or reloading? Or the concept of time/multiple scenarios?
“That f***in nobody is Garand Thumb.
We call him Flannel Daddy.
He is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will…”
“I once saw him kill three targets with an anti tank cannon, *AN ANTI TANK CANNON!”*
"I once seen him drop a man with just a taclight..." just satire joke UA-cam settle down with your crap non freedom moderation. You know violating the constitution you can be sued for right? Especially since y'all operate in the United states. Food for thought. Nothing against you guy lovely joke just had add to it.
And I'm tired of UA-cams moderation that openly spits on our constitution. And they walk every day.
😂👏
He is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will… and a nvr empty mag”
This looks fun as hell. The ultimate video game.
In all seriousness, besides the fact that there is no element of fear, it still looks like it could be a valuable training exercise.
Easy solve get tased if you mess up😂
Not consciously but subconsciously hearing kids screaming and calling for help is a Spike of adrenaline that few things can replicate
@@lazerchickenman1013I heard of a version where there is a little electrode they attach to you to simulate getting shot. It’s obviously not even close to the real thing but these simulations are getting really immersive.
@lazerchickenman1013 we use these for training and coincidently enough we also use electric shock probes to let you know you've been shot.
Or hit up your local airsoft field...
"HEY DROP IT"
"Okay I wil-"
Gets unloaded into
I remember going through this trainer. I didn’t get this scene, but one of my buddies and his partner could not for the love of god get one of the guys with a shotgun; they missed every shot. Needless to say, the operator of the sim had to “call in the sniper” and mouse kill that guy. Lol. Great vid.
Where do you do this
@@tristan9043idk about this guy but I did these in college for criminal justice
Oh? Hahaha, that is hilarious.
@@tristan9043Most police schools have them or even some universities
I understand this is for situation training but I would love to have something like this a video game at like an arcade or something I know vr is a thing but this is so much cooler because in my personal opinion vr *removes* the element of immersion
That’s quite the magazine capacity there!
I counted 31 but right after one of the cuts it looks like he’s slapping the bottom of the mag like he had just reloaded it just probably was edited out of the clip.
I carry two 17rd mags with plus 5 baseplates for my g17 that I can easily conceal which gives me 22 plus 1 for each and a 33rd stick mag in my backpack so it’s not too far fetched
Damn I said the same looks like a 2011 with unlimited rounds
My midsized 9mm is 18+1 capacity.
@@Indian_Kamala I got a Glock 19 with strike industries plus5 I got 20 + 1 critical duty hornady rounds..
Garand Thumb is a savage..... The part where he's about to dip off and he just snaps into double tap mode making sure his targets are at room temp is just stunning..... Flawless.
clearly you know nothing about tactics.
@@akatoshmorgul9367I don't I just play keyboard warrior on the weekends when I'm bored like you.
@@akatoshmorgul9367and you know more than garandthumb and other professionals? Lol
@@11HunterGrey11 I do. You believe a guy on the internet (grand thumb)
@@evosolutionsllc.910 don't worry it's pretty evidently clear you don't know anything.
Having done one of these training simulators a rack of times it is almost impossible to not react like that. Adrenaline goes crazy and shit gets real, real quick. Kudos to Garand Thumb. Real G
He walked into class with 9999 ammo.
No kidding. No once a reload. My 9s carry 15 and 17 max.. and who uses that language at a school ! 😂
@@ManOfSteel.DadOfTearsliterally everybody
@@ManOfSteel.DadOfTearsas a highschool sophomore, I use that language at school
How do you even mag dump with infinite ammo?
IDKFA
Can we get a "STOP RESISTING!" on the next one please? 😂. Jokes aside stellar job sir.
SIR GET DOWN
**starts break dancing**
Fuck I'm howling at this 😂
These kinds of training programs are fantastic…really gets your heart rate up!
Most fun ever with clothes on!
Not training program, it's a video game.
I had the privilege of trying it at our sheriffs office and it’s freakin sick! Seems cringey at first to yell at a screen but gets very real quick. Definitely good for training
@@RSAgility : This “video game” is used in interactive law enforcement training all across the United States, from local PDs, to SOs to State Academies.
@@henryrodgers1752 That explains A LOT! 💀
@@henryrodgers1752what's it called?
"HEY, DROP THE GUN!"
00.4 nanoseconds after
BANG BANG BANG BANG
BANG BANG
Never seen 4 tenths of a second put so dramatically…you know 00.4, 0.4 and .4 are all the same thing right? 😂 should have put 0.004….would have really gotten across just how fast you were attempting to make it seem lol
Love these sims.
I got to play with one once and was so proud when the guy running it asked for me to raise my hand so he could say I was the only one in the group that he would trust 🤣
They're a ton of fun as well as a great way to put your skills under a little stress. I've only used one once, sadly. I'd love to do it again.
Where you do find them at? Never seen one.
A few top tier training organizations have them. Personally, I worked for a company that provided security services such as personal protection for a bit, and they had one. They just didn't use it as often as they should've. Their VP of training was one of the consultants that was called in by homeland security after Columbine, so he was huge on having the latest training tech.
That school isnt having an active shooter situation, the damn place is under a full on assault.
Bro pre firing every "drop it" call out knowing damn well he ain't want em to drop it😂😂😂😂😂
lmfao
he should be saying i'm dropping you then
Poetry in motion
I used the FATS shooting program back in like 2016-17 at the sheriff's department. Great program.
Hostage taker #2: "GET BA....."
Flannel Daddy: BANG! (head shot)......"DROP THE F**KIN GUN!" 😂😂😂
❤
It’s crazy that’s my old high school they used for the sim. Kind of an uneasy feeling seeing it in that scenario haha
Wow
Where was it? I live in AZ
I can care less about where his HS is at... But WHERE TF Is THE SIM AT 😮
@@mattsimpson8555 saguaro high school, scottsdale
Probably a PUHSD school, likely Trevor G. Browne or Carl Hayden as this happens at those schools in real life.
Brutal double and triple taps
First Rule of Zombie Land
@@nathanzylla4961that's rule 2. Rule number 1 is Cardio
Judge: "Yeah so about that triple tap."
No judge is gonna consider that abusive use of force, not if they're sensible. We aren't talking knives or bats we're looking at active shooter scenarios, he's checking corpses or "double tapping" it's not a murderous intent its insurance that as you're dealing with multiple targets one thought down and out doesn't get up and shoot you in the back. We're looking at this from the perspective of a sole armed civilian, they have a gun, multiple targets, let's say one mag too just to make it harder, you CANNOT risk one of them getting back up.
Judges today are not sensible. They will get him for abusing a corpse.
Whats the difference between one shot to kill and 12? result is the same, only thing is rate of success.
It's a self defense scenario with multiple armed aggressors with firearms against a single armed individual. The only judge that is going to be looking for punitive measures against someone in this situation is a judge with a personal stake in the case i.e. the death of a loved one or damage to property.
"looked like he was still moving at the time"
cops mag dump all the time, that civilians are held to a higher standard is downright ridiculous.
I’ve tried this, it’s actually pretty good for training. They have a AR setup as well.
Where do you do this
I did this way back in the early 2000s along with some simunitions training. It really was great!
@@tristan9043 its a training program for police and some ranges have them.
Wont it conflict with an actual event, where you need to take cover, and the bad guys don't just appear in front you and wait for you to shoot them?
@@dontsettlefor500mill it’s not perfect just builds awareness and good hand eye coordination.
Solid Snake: "A virtual grunt of the digital age, that's just great."
Garand: "It's far more effective than live exercises."
"You don't get injured in vr do you?"
Snake called it.
Snake smokes Garand tho
Done this sim for work, they made wear a device that shocks you for every hit, simulate the stress of taking a round and staying in the fight. Some of the best training ive done to this day!
Does the gun have realistic recoil?
@@ryand4533 it tries to mimic recoil, but it's not realistic, but it's immersive enough that you really get sucked into it.
Those elevation changes are something not many people talk about. Amazing work
If they incorporated the reload into this it would probably be the best training on the planet. He did a phenomenal job his situational awareness was on point, head on a swivel absorbing everything and keeping calm and shooting til the threat is completely eliminated!!! Id personally love to go and train on this
Same here
If this actually gives you multiple awareness situations like this like an unlimited amount of situations I would be on it all damn day long and night
Most modern systems do actually have dummy mags you load in to simulate reload and ammunition conservation. At least the Saab ones do
EDIT: in each scenario, it didn’t appear as if he dumped a standard Glock mag, so
It’s getting closer to metal gear vr simulation. Really good stuff
@@patrickpendergast898you need a PSVR2
Interesting solution to ATFs attempt to van simunitions for civilians
A solution would be to ban the atf instead 😂
Virtra systems have been around for a long time, and while useful, they are incredibly expensive and lack force on force feedback.
Civilians already can't buy sims because the companies who manufacture them are fedcucks.
Simunition really isn’t great … honestly paintball or airsoft are both better and cheaper alternatives
@@Professor_X39Sims would be cheap if they were readily available to the public. But they aren't....
Thats literally how the market works.
Judge - "So that guy on the ground earlier.."
"Your Honor, they were shooting at kids. I rest my case."
"sorry your honor, I forgot to call 'deadcheck'"
Bad ass to see him serious like this. His footing is like martial arts. This was stellar
This is the best "bring your son to work day" ever
The mustache added +3 to marksmanship and +2 Charisma on this player @HaleyStrategic
This is an adult video game right here! Count me in, I want one!!!!
Same here brother!!!
Yes. Take my money 💰
Get vr instead, more immersive + u can actually buy it
VR isnt better though. You have to use conntrollers instead of the proper tool.
@ape_with_a_gun I'm sure if The Great Garand Thumb Mike wanted to buy this setup, he could. And would. Or Make his own.
This is why he says to get training in like every video he does. Never met him but id say without a doubt he's a beast.
P.s.#Fukinbeastyo
I'd love to get this setup in my house! Not only would it make for a bloody excellent training tool, but it looks like so much fun, and would keep me occupied for months
Same!
Buy a VR headset, its great.
Kept me busy for the last 4+ years
Chief Wiggum voice: "You missed the baby, you missed the blind man..."
I've done this exact scenario on the same trainer. It's intense. It's a really tough tactical situation and was very eye opening to me in terms of knowing when to shoot or not shoot, knowing your target and what's behind it, and having 360 degree awareness.
Where is this trainer? What’s it called?
Suuuuure you did
@@chrisleach4245 I have a membership at Artemis Defense Institute in Lake Forest, CA. They just call it the 300 Simulator. I forget what the actual software is called. The guy running it the first day I went in is an Air Force Vet, I'm an Army vet...so we had some good natured rivalry going on and he started screwing with me by the end of the session. Scenarios got progressively harder and the school was the culmination. I really enjoyed it, but it was really eye opening for me. The computer not only tracks your shots and your hits and misses, but there is a camera on YOU as well and you get to see your reactions in realtime as each scenario unfolds. IT's solid training. I learned a lot.
@@user-yf9we6xp5u and I don't really care if you believe me or not. You have a nice day.
I like the extra 2 to make sure that the threat was down and done. It lets you be able to focus on any new threats
It's cool to see how much he moves in this clip. I've always said that half of success in these situations is the amount of movement you can maintain, and being fit enough to endure running and gunning, as it were.
Look at our troops when they go to work. Constant footwork and running from place to place.
When you stay still, you die.
Brad Pitt agrees with you. WWZ
Very solid point! That is why it's so hard to take most security guards/mall cops and even quite a law enforcement and military (not counting USMC, special forces and most infantry) seriously sometimes! When you know someone can't even run an average distance, it obviously makes them less capable. They should respect their job and role enough to square it away on their own. Honestly, some fatso shouldn't be hired in that capacity in the first place. Just my 2 ¢, keep the change!
That’s why nobody stand still in first person shooter games either. Always being a moving target.
as Mike himself said: "Fitness! If you're not fit you're gonna die. Go out there, run; don't die, guys."
hes just trying to look cool, if youre crouching around like a werido youre gonna stand out and be shot,
I’ve done this training before and it is crazy with 4 different scenarios of one being a traffic stop and the final one was this active shooter training. It is not easy at all but it is a great prep learning experience to have under your belt.
Highly recommend this training if you can get it. The stress levels were high for it to be semi-VR based.
I play VR shooter nearly every day. It is not nearly as scary as protecting the public.
My first time playing VR I just pretended i got enlisted and was now going to war. I put myself in that mindset and i was only immersed and scared for about a day because everytime i died i came back to life. Same with all my teammates and enemies. Its just a simulated game
D7 however. This is the first i have ever seen it and i wish i had this more than the VR. This looks like a genuine simulation, what a lot of people don't understand about police work, is that anybody can be the bad guy. When you are an officer, that civilian you just befriended, by asking basic questions about a case, could have their own crimes that get caught in the crosshair of the law. In a split second that civilian could become an additonal suspect, and you found yourself here because you have to wait for THEM to make a move first. Police work is mental
Id love to get in on this. It's not gonna stress you out, but the confusion alone could earn you a skill
“The Thumb” is a 9th degree Jedi Master of all things gun related and it shows. 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸💪💪💪
Certified PhD in gruntanomics
He's ex-military (probably special forces) so it makes sense. I could run this but I wouldn't be as fast as him.
For someone who’s actually been military trained he does a fantastic job here. A lot of comments are saying he didn’t really give them a chance to follow commands, but in a situation like that it doesn’t take long to identify intent when someone’s pointing a weapon.
The fucking double taps. I love it.
Controlled pair.
@@0hioboyI was about to say the same thing lol
It's a common thing in CQB actually.
Go touch grass
@@cmayson you are unmarried and childless
lol
Parents: "We should make school environment more friendly and provide mental health care for the children to avoid tragedy"
Garand Thumb: **taps bandana** "Infinite ammo".
This feels like a Metal Gear Solid reference
Comment of the year.
I heard 16 maybe 17 rounds. Well within standard mag capacity
The internal feeding mechanism is in the shape of an infinity symbol. Duh.
Allow me to equip the Bandana skull
Props to the guy controlling the scenes, he was ON IT with getting the bad guys to drop when they were hit.
I dont think I've ever gone through a Shoot-Dont Shoot training with such a fast scene controller.
Yeah, it doesn't exactly make sense... could just use Augmented Reality and have a more dynamic setup. This whole thing seems weird to me. I wouldn't trust the results to not cause someone to have more confidence in their ability than they should. Would need to understand the tech here, but it better not be Live Action Duck Hunt.
@@AutitsicDysexlia semiunitions is what you want, which the ATF just banned for civilian use. Sucks because that is TRUELY the best training you can get without the real thing.
Back when I was in law enforcement, our department had a shoot house, any of us could train in using, we'd be the bad guys for the SWAT teams to practice against. I ended up buying some of the guns and rifles, and had my friends and I do a more intense and painful paintball fight on his farm out side the city.
Other people may not trust my reaction while I open carry my P226, but its the same gun and holster I've trained with since 2005. My best is 2.8 seconds 8 yards out, on target from my level 3 holster. I could never have done that without real force on force practice...And now the ATF thinks we shouldn't be able to train like them... 😕
I'm pretty sure there's a computer involved in this that registers whether the person lands hits on bad guys good guys or none. Heck back in 2001 in the Army we had something sorta like this except it was just one huge screen on one wall with several 'shooters' all going at the same time with only one 'controller' and multiple targets appearing at the same time.
@@AutitsicDysexliaits propaganda😂😂
@@robertf6523This is the correct answer. Modern systems typically have hit detection and cut out the need for a controller to drop the suspects. Very useful!
the 1911 with the 30 rd mag is dope.
He never had a 1911 and never fired more than 16 rounds. What are you talking about?
Can you tell that Mike knows what he's doing? Cause from here it sure looks a lot like Mike knows what he's doing.
It's almost like he is ex military...
@@alexgallagher4594 he didn't learn that in the military man
@@benm8973 He's a former operator, he absolutely did.
@benm8973 he... didn't learn how to expertly use firearms in the military... on top of the fact he's a SERE instructor that trained literally the most advanced units we have, seals, rangers, and has continued the practice into the civilian world. Yeah, I agree. He didn't learn anything you see here in this video from the military.
@@tylerolejnicak5481 this. So much this.
If you haven't done one of these, make an appointment with your pops or brother for Christmas. It's super fun, but also very educational.
What kind of class is this called?
Where can I do this?
@@randomuser7395 The one by me was called a "tactical firearms simulator". You buy an hour or however long you want and they have different scenarios like home invasion, law enforcement stuff etc.
@@333rdAlchemist I replied to the guy before you hope it answers yr questions
... if only I had a pops or a brother.... 🥲
This is 100% needed, and those whom are upset on having such realistic training are part of the problem.
I feel no other country needs to train for this kind of scenario and it’s really only a problem in one country. But sure let’s just accept this as status quo, nothing needs to change!
If you live in USA... yes for sure! Fortunately this is not needed in Europe.
@@IzmGunner01you have no idea what you’re talking about. The issues in the US run very deeply and this is a reality. Of course we need to train for this. We can also work on addressing root issues.
@@IzmGunner01oh I might add there are things like this in other countries too. It’s not just in the USA. The USA just gets the most media coverage about it.
@@jonathanfairchild The “issue” is that a country bastardized the 2nd amendment and took it to extreme heights. For some reason everyone conveniently forgets the part about a “well maintained militia” but yeah it’s some deep problem that nobody can solve right? Just that an entire country somehow forgot the other half of a law they live or die by.
i love the "drop it" instantly followed by 3+ shots
Great job Mike. It's good to see people show us what's up instead of just talking the talk.
I did this training! I didn't get the first guy or the girl after the group, but I got the hostage holder in just the same way!
Great job Garand Thumb!
Hostage taker always follows the movie formula.
They seem to have not learned from the movies that the good guy CAN indeed see your face when you pop it out the side like that. And that the "your face" target is conveniently the one and only shot that guarantees you will not harm the hostage an inch left of your ear.
“If you’ve ever yelled out ‘Hey! Drop it!!’ multiple times.. go ahead and hit that LIKE button…”
To my dog, yes 😂
@@davidjones8043 Yup and i've done it to the kids at work. I work in DLC(Special ed) i am intimately familiar with that phrase though for different reasons.
Does yelling that to your child to drop the cookie count?
Everyone understood the assignment
I did it for real two years ago
That double tap after he was dead was legit operator shit
These sims are really helpful especially in workplace threats where employees react to termination or traffic stops that go wrong. Great tools for that 3-D safe edge
Gun laws would be more effective.
Americans shoot up their workplace if they get fired? What is wrong with you guys?
Garand popin the pistol on the bad guys like its an AR 😂 mad respect
"I play allot of call of duty, okay?"
-garand thumb -
Watching 1000s of action movies paying off for us
The protective father we need but don’t deserve.
train.. train.. train.. all perishable skills.. simulator, simunitions, dry-movement, live fire… leads to mental readiness. Nice work 🤙
everyone needs this training. it will get you thinking on multiple levels
Not everyone, in most countries you can go to school without being shot at
@@dzyxzyxyyin2209 such an uneducated and pathetic attempt at a dig. if you carry a firearm, which many in the US do, including for work, these simulators are great. try harder
@@dzyxzyxyyin2209okay buddy we’re way past that in America so now what 😂
@@dzyxzyxyyin2209 Hostage situations exist outside of school shooting scenarios.
It's ultra serious but also the coolest video game ever. Like virtual golf on steroids. Dudes impressive alright.
“Drop it”
💥 💥💥 💥💥💥:
Makes him drop it
Ive done one of these kinds of simulations before. They had one at an indoor range i went to for awhile. You start knowing its not real. In the end, you forget ita not real and it becomes very vert intense. This kind of thing is super valuable for training.
Beats the hell out of making holes in paper in a straight lane. The range is so stupid. You learn nothing but safety. People need to know how to handle business too.
Him double checking is so smart and something untrained shooters won’t think or know to do. We assume when someone lays down that they are done.
Will also get you 20 years.
Well chances are (unless you’re LEO) you’re not going to have enough ammo to do that if there’s multiple shooters… if you only have 10 rounds, then every 1 of those 10 rounds is gonna be super important.
@@Austin.Kilgore except that in 90% of shootings the police aren’t outgunned. They could very very do this, but they don’t because it’s frowned upon given the person is considered helpless when laying down already shot.
@@ArchOfficial yeah I feel like that blurs the line of aggression, is him laying on the ground aggressive? Not really, but he did just try to tune a school into a morgue so I think it would depend a lot on who was on the jury and how well your lawyers argue.
@@williambigbills-9665 …that’s why I literally said UNLESS you’re LEO. Meaning apart from the police, aka if you’re an armed citizen
I remember running through these scenarios in the simulator. It can be incredibly intense
Yeah, cause you’re simulating yourself shooting kids
I used one of these sim rooms in police academy super cool and really fun to use
US school entry exam 😂
Lol bruhh
😂😂😂😂
Me, hearing Flannel Daddy's voice in the distance: "Oh, you're fucked now, kid."
Everybody gets firsts before anybody gets seconds! Very nicely demonstrated, lots to learn from this.
Boarding house rules. Cover your ASP.
this is so heartwarming. good people need to train!
20+ years ago we had F.A.T.S. Firearm Training Simulation, similar concept but one screen and a tethered pistol. Best part is seeing the after action playback that shows shot placement and where missed shots went. Nice run btw.
Love the tactical tea bag maneuvers🤣
I did an hour on the V-300 at the Firearms Training Academy in Woodstock Georgia a few years ago. Awesome training!
The hero we didn't know we needed.
They need to have something where it makes them reload so they don't get in the habit of forgetting to count their shots.
People still count their shots?
@@NaraClanGamingyeah
@@NaraClanGaming yeah, and apparently is more important than training to shoot kids
@@adriand00 its an active shooter situation, looks to be a school. Many school shootings are perpetrated by former or current students. Its supposed to be gritty and accurate tot he situation. Nice try with that gotcha moment.
@@adriand00why am i not shocked the anime profile pic is stupid