What Can ONE Rifleman Do? Distance at Speed
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2019
- In this tutorial video, Reid describes the proper technique to complete this drill. Demonstrating proper fundamentals, it is possible to complete this course using simple equipment, positions, and proper mental focus.
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My favorite comment is from Switzerland . When asked what Switzerland would do if invaded by Germany with double the size army "Shoot twice and go home."
CJR III% Liberty Warriors Unleashed He was probably conflicted about killing his own people.
Oh wow, lots of serious anti-Semites on this channel...wtf?
@@VitalyMack I know it almost makes you want to avoid this channel. I dont believe it is in any way indorsed so I've been able to ignore it so far.
@@fuhq5121 It's not endorsed, but a lot of the host's political drivel attracts these nuts. I tend to avoid this channel as well, but it pops up a lot in my feed...with an occasional good vid.
CJR III% Liberty Warriors Unleashed I’m an idiot ?? You ever wondered why a nation that was supposed to be full of blonde haired,blue eyed super men was controlled by a bunch of short black haired, brown eyed misfits ? Hitler,Gerbbles, Himler, Hess and Goring were all ugly, short non typical Germans who resembled European Jews more than Arian supermen as they were portrayed. In the end, they were all dead because they were bat shit crazy.
Reid would be the best neighbor on earth
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No doubt
Puts to rest the old adage that fences make good neighbors. heh heh
Reid expects a lot from his neighbors. Train accordingly.
VitalyMack That was totally fucking inappropriate. You must be from the left. Goes without saying.
@@VitalyMack bad thoughtless and entirely wrong comment. It says what you are and what you would do.
Good shooting, target acquisition is very important can never practice enough. Everyman a Rifleman.
Target acquisition. Yeah.. Remember in basic people accidentally shooting target from the lane over lol
Never under estimate the potential of one man. Even more so if he is a determined, God fearing patriot. These are the men that build and preserve nations.
Amen!
NOT to be P.C., but women with a rifle have changed history- just being fair.
Br. Mark
It is the same utilization as mankind. Men.
@jrg10332 Amen brother not many people know we are descendants of the the tribes that crossed the Caucasus Mountains and settled in Europe , Canada and the USA. Great to hear from someone who knows who they really are
Yeah. Should rename the video though. The video I wanna watch is “what 1 rifleman can do vs a predator drone launching a hellfire missile”
I love the new generation optics, I qualified with M-16A1 without those. When you train right, you get used to the trigger squeeze between heartbeats... even when you feel it racing. The 4 second long shots are *OUTSTANDING!* Semper Fidelis
Good shooten! One of the most lethal things in the world is trained rifleman and his rifle. There is technology as weaponary but a grunt and his rifle is always needed to get the job done.👍 1st marine division grunt semper fi!
Fort Benning taught us fire and maneuver in 1982, 'I'm up, they see me, I'm down.'
That's all the time you may have to hit the enemy as well.
Great advice Reid !!!
Center mass steel ringing on the ridge. Always a great display of marksmanship Reid, sprinkled with more history lessons.
See the story where a British POW escapes from a German ship which has docked in a fiord for repairs. He obtains a Mauser and ammunition, swims to shore and begins sniping the repair crews. As a lone rifleman he holds the entire ship hostage as going topside meant getting shot! Great story. The movie “Single Handed” Sailor of the King.
The Germans didn’t have the ability to call in an Apache gunship with FLIR sensors to spot and eliminate the sniper.
fascinating story. thanks for sharing i went and looked up the movie/ book.
Nice solid shots in just 4 seconds. Practice practice practice. Good shootin and a fine show of what one man can do Reid. Life is better on the ridge
We're gonna need many a good rifleman. Excellent video Reid!!
I've seen you on Patriot Nurse's channel. Now I'm happy to say this is my new favorite channel.
They live together 👉👌
That's disappointing she's cute and smart. Lucky guy.
I can't wait to enroll in your classes Reid. I'm out every weekend shooting this winter. My rifle keeps me warm. 🇺🇸
Good idea on that, "cold weather shooting". I always end up going alone. But elements matter!
Most the firearms training in my academy was in weather so cold and/or wet I almost could never feel my fingers afterwards. At first it was problematic but after a while I became a better shot and even winter cant slow me down
Thanks for being a good example in all your videos. Great shooting.
Everytime I watch your channel I always have the same thought cross my mind. This guy is not screwing around. God bless Reid.
May we pledge our lives, fortunes and sacred honor in defense of the Founding Documents, the Freedom they uphold and the Truth they derive from. And may we secure these rights when the government fails to do so. Resistance to tyranny is obedience to God.
Love the increase in number of videos you're putting out Reid!
This IS WITHOUT A DOUBT a Necessary drill to train. And VERY often overlooked. EXCELLENT information man. Seriously. Subbed!
Excellent real life drill.Great thing about a Marine tradition.
So good! I'm loving these more frequent videos!
I really enjoy these types of videos from you Reid!
Reid is a damn good shot. Glad he’s on our side.
Amazing training tips here. I aspire to be that effective. Thanks, I will put your advice into practice.
I was trained by the Army to use the three second rule when moving, they told us you have 4 seconds to live once a russian sees you. So be at cover or conceament before he shoots you. no one since my army days ever taught this concept except you. I dont even think the army teaches this concept anymore due to the war on terrorism.
The three second rule: you get up, one sec, you move to new locations, two sec, you drop to cover, three sec.
Russian: he sees you, one sec, he moves his rifle to your location, two sec. He aims and fires three sec.
Note, there is one second of time differance between you and the Russian, the Russian lags one second behind you giving you a total of 4 seconds for him to make the kill shot.
It takes three seconds for the Russian to kill you, but only when he sees you, and that is his 3 seconds. Your three seconds started one second before his three seconds.
That was how my Drill Sargent explained it to us.
Thank you again brother. My family and I are southern californians. We just purchased a house in TN. Hoping my family and I can afford to start taking classes with y’all sooner than later. 🇺🇸🗽🦅
I am honored to hear a young man speak truth with passion, confidence, and experience. When my back heals up, I plan on coming out to see you. May our great GOD bless you. Keep your FAITH, and keep walking with our KING!
Great video.May not be long but full of wisdom.Keep er up we appreciate you.
Drills, Standards, Current issues & History ( Let's not forget about the great live chat Just a couple days ago that got me through a hard Treadmill workout) Great message great content thank you sir.
Great shooting, I want to be on "your" team, and not in front of you. Stay strong Patriot!
ThT is RIDICULOUS accuracies without a powered scope-Big time Props!!!!
Love your videos Reid. A very long time ago I was given a piece of wisdom that I found applies over multiple disciplines in life and that is "Be careful what/how you practice"! This advice was to remind one that when you are in a real life situation (battlefield, basketball/football/tennis/baseball game, etc) that you are rarely in control of how opportunities develop and, as you stated, opportunities present themselves in very compressed time frames so the best practice is to force yourself into not just compressed time frames for performance but also off balance positions, etc. Again, great video and thanks again for all the great stuff on your site.
I would be pressed to do that at 100 yd. Of course I don't have the ability to practice much. Well done. You and your beautiful nurse are welcome in Texas anytime.
Nice shooting grunt!
As my C-1/9 Grunt Dad would say "he's a dickhead with that rifle" Semper Fi Devil Dog
Good Morning, Reid. Thanks for another great lesson. AIR CAV!!!
AIR CAV!!!
Wow! Reid puts all the tacticools to shame.
Love how much this channel has grown!
Just attended a rifle class over the weekend.... with the instructor saying the same thing...
Will hit one of your classes soon.
shot placement at 2 and 4 was LEGIT
Handy, great shooting Mr. Henrichs 👍🏼
Wow. Fantastic work! Love how ya portray skill always wins over price and frill. No boushy rifle needed to get it done. 👍🏻
Great shooting as always , thank you for the tips once again ... stay free.... and yes life is better on the ridge ...
Sounds just like what my old country uncle told me when teaching me to hunt, "Get it up, get on it, take it" No panic, no overthinking it. He survived the battle of the bulge, 6 guys from his unit survived the hell, he lead a very simple life when he came back, he could identify every tree, plant and animal in the woods in Eastern NC better than a college professor with just the education from his elders and tobacco juice running out the corner of his mouth...For some reason this video reminded me of him...LOL He would have loved your rooster encounter and handled it about the same way.
I'll train with time constraints more often now. Thank you for the upload Reid.
Glad to hear your version of proper technique, since it's the same as mine. Acquire and shoot. Don't have time worry about breathing. That's why I like a trigger that's crisp and light.
I’m up, they see me..... I’m down!!
Some of the things I have learned from putting myself under time constraints is that you have way more time than you think, that you don’t need to stress out just be calm and deliberate, and the fundamentals still apply and save you a lot of time.
In the Army we are trained at 300 M with iron sites which I find pretty easy with a carbine length. Once we PCS to our unites we trained up to 600 M with an ACOG on our M4.
Very nice Reid! I'm going to practice more.
Awesome shooting and history! Thank you!
"CLACK" of a 5.56mm round hitting steel...the feeling you get when you hear it...pure satisfaction.
another important reminder,and damn good advice. make our training count.
Great video! I know the intention here is to show strategies for battle readiness, but your technique applies to hunting skills as well. I’m impressed!
This is the shooting any modern day minuteman should be able to do and where our emphasis should be.
I honestly enjoy your content. Thank You Reid
Awesome advice. Thanks for the video
Great video as usual. Can’t wait to get back for more training!
I hadn't really paid attention to your Channel until recently and I noticed that you put some very good and informative videos out there. You are keeping a light on the very real threats to our rights and doing a great job of helping to bring new Shooters into the fold by offering realistic advice. I would really like to see a video on spare parts to buy now and how to maintain an M4 style rifle long-term in light of recent legislation proposed
Ive only been shooting the last two years here and there and learning about the 36yd zero made things alot easier. Havent payed much attention to grouping just yet on the ar's though. Thanks for showing me something new to try👍
Great video, shooting for time is a solid idea!
Great shooting, Marine! Thank you for the video.
Great insight thanks again
Nice shootin there Tex 👍 and I do agree with your statements on acquisition and developing a type of instinctual targeting.
You’re awesome reid! Keep it up !
Thanks Reid 👍
Can't wait for my brother and I to see you in September! Thanks for all you do!
Nice shooting brother, keep it up. Appreciate the history lesson
Reid this is some good info. Thanks
I've been shooting three gun just to scramble my brain and stress me out! My shooting has steadily gotten better. Can't wait for the noveske carbine match!
Great stuff. Very cool
This is also why strategical chosing of the place and time of engagement keeps you on the offensive. Static defensives, recessed concealment and light/shadow ambiguity, etc. Are how shooters like Simo Hayha were so effective. Add that to the quality marksmanship of a well practiced rifleman and you have a serious and dangerous battle implement.
Wow! What a skill! Chapeau bas!
OK, I am inspired to make 2019 the year of rifle training. Reid, Rifle-craft, that would make a great book to follow Pistolcraft!
Very nice time & shooting!
I love this channel!
Greats shots my man God Bless
Thx Reid …. Much appreciated
great video thank you
Great vid!
good shooting and good advice,,,,
Good shooting! I remember shooting those pop-up targets in boot camp in 1980. I'm a lot older now, but the lesson is still as important to us patriots.
Impressive presentation based on your actual experience.
That was some fine shooting
Great video,,, and shooting.
Thanks!
Nice shooting, Reid👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for the history lesson
We qualified out to 300m with silhouettes and iron sights in 1976 thru 80 using M16A1. Optics were only available for M14 and designated shooters. I envy all of the newer equipment, but don’t want to depend on a battery.
Great training idea and a great techniques! Get them before they can get you. Might be needed sooner than not!
Awesome shooting
From standing and dropping down then shoot that's what got the great time love this shooting.
I do not have any combat history, but I strongly believe this drill is great for when your position is already compromised. However, if I were to be in an uncompromised scenario, I would place myself in a position much closer in order to eliminate multiple threats in three seconds or less with the element of surprise. Firing at enemies from distances like this who arent also engaged wouldn't be wise at all. This is a great lesson. I just figured I'd add the application to which it would be used.
Fantastic shooting, you’ve certainly convinced me to enroll in some classes of yours. I need to meet some standards.
Great stuff
I bought the book "Resistance to Tyranny". Great info thanks for recommending it.
Excellent.
Love it!
Wow I need to come learn
Damn. Great shots
Great shootin' and a great bit of history there.
“yOu neEd a loH PowAH vARiabAh SCopE”
Thank you, Reid.