Going in Alone. Bill Blowers, Field Notes Ep. 41
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- SureFire Field Notes is a multi-segment informational video series with tips and techniques from subject matter experts of all backgrounds. In this episode, Bill Blowers of Tap-Rack Tactical discusses the circumstances that would require you to clear a structure as an individual, and how he would accomplish that if required to do so.
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Bill was a police officer in Washington State for over 25 years, retiring in February 2018 as a Sergeant. He also served in the United States Army from 1986 to 1992. He was assigned to SWAT in 1995 and absent a single year, stayed on SWAT for the remainder of his career. He served as a ballistic shield carrier, breacher, entry team member, team training coordinator and ended as a team leader. As a team leader, Bill has successfully planned or participated in approximately 1500 pre-planned and in progress SWAT callouts. He has over 5000 training hours and has personally trained SWAT officers in different locations around the USA.
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I'm a simple man; I see Bill Blowers talking guns and tactics, I click
This series is PRICELESS. Thanks, Surefire!
I am super impressed with Blowers knowledge of domestic residential nomenclature.....’powder room’...’Jack and Jill bathroom’. Dude think about a post retirement gig in real estate not training! 😉
Lol Nice.
I'm tracking, Bill. Yep, yep. Great video. I encourage anyone to participate in one of Bill's training courses. This is just a small sample of his situational mindset and tactics. Keep those videos coming more often.
When your real estate agent is x military
“Sir I just asked how much sq footage the house has”
This was the best field notes yet.
My only hesitation in not calling out is that I wouldn’t want my family to mistake me for a bad guy and ambush me. Not saying I would or wouldn’t call out, it would be situational for sure, but to make a blanket statement to not call out strikes me as broad-brush advice. Minor criticism for sure. This is a solid video.
Learn ,teach ,and train. I'm thinking if more people are going to be armed in the home. make sure you don't shoot until your intended target is confirmed
Bad day for my family
From a 911 operator: it would be better to call on the hardline because many agencies won't send units on an open line from a cell phone unless they can confirm there is a disturbance. Land line 911 calls, by contrast warrant a response until it can be confirmed that there is NOT a disturbance.
I know exactly zero people with a landline right now. Even survivalist have given up on them.
Y’all’s threshold is pretty low then. If someone calls from a cell phone and there’s reason to think there’s violence, where I live dispatch will send a patrol unit to investigate.
It’s different everywhere.
How about I just send them a fax or carrier pigeon instead?
Great video Bill. Always impressed with your knowledge bombs. I think about this often as also being LEO.
So many variables to consider. Definitely something I need to work on.
good logic
Excellent presentation 👌🏾
Bill Blowers, The Tactical Savant .
Real work right here.
In 1981 that exact scenario happened to me.... I came home after midnight... front door part way open.. My mom and I lived in the house... I boot the door hard with weapon drawn, door hits a body, i push through hard... model 19 no flashlight.... my mom was laying on the floor...... nope bad guys... just too much drink...
Good that there where no bad guys, but DAMN that must have been a terrible feeling for the door to hit a body.
If you are in the process of clearing your home and hear the police show up, but know there is still a threat in the home; what would be your suggested course of action to not end up being shot by the responding officers that may perceive you as the threat being that you're armed?
Good shit brother
Great video! I hope you find your family someday 🤔
Solid!
Pray that anyone that breaks into Bill Blowers home, and Bill shows up, has accepted Jesus
Good crack, Bill.
Man. So what ended up happening to your family?
He pronounces his last name as Blauers... but we all know how to pronounce it 😉
Does he get knocked out by the one-armed man on the staircase at the end of this fantasy?
This is how I clear my home on a daily basis... ua-cam.com/video/NP5IK_pn1eY/v-deo.html