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This Drill Could Save Your Life | Navy SEAL | Handgun Malfunction
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
- In this video Jason and Hayden demonstrate how to identify and correct a number of firearm malfunctions that you may run into on the range, or in a life and death situation.
NOTE: This video does not cover every aspect of malfunctions nor does it cover every possibility of each malfunction. It covers the most probable causes.
We will be breaking each malfunction down in its own video to discuss all of the potential causes.
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Good to see someone explaining malfunctions! A very important aspect of shooting. The amount of times you see people at a public range do some really really unsafe things is when they get a click or the trigger is pinned back due to any of the others. Makes me shudder thinking about it!
Very scary indeed thank you for watching.
Thank you Alex for sharing that story. It's important for people with those experiences to share their mistakes and not be too embarrassed to share, because it can happen to anyone. Thankfully no one got hurt
“The slam fire” in a former home our shower had a repair on the back wall, the former owner was a Deputy Sheriff here wasn’t available to ask but when we changed the shower insert there was a bullet in a 2x4 in the outside wall. He got lucky.
Some malfunctions will catch you off guard. Had an M-60 malfunction. Feedback at the time is I should have dropped to the ground instead of standing there looking at all of the parts behind me dumbfounded. I consider it more of a catastrophic malfunction. Reminds me of NASA explaining a rocket explosion as an unscheduled disassembly. Some malfunctions might be to take cover before solving. I hope you can if you need to. Great video, as usual.
Thank you for watching God bless🙌🏻.
I have a lot of books at the house. When I chamber a round, I point the gun at the side of the bookcase.
Sooo much great information for me to take into account!!! Keep up the great work y’all 👍🏽. May the Lord keep blessing y’all 🙏🏽
I thought I knew everything about malfunctions. You proved me wrong. Thank you for the lessons.
These are all really helpful points to learn. Another cause of Failure to Feed that wasn't discussed is due to improper spring tensions not matching up. In other words, if an extra strength recoil spring is installed, extra power mag springs need to be used as well. Otherwise, the stock mag springs will eventually fail to keep up with the increased slide velocity as the slide goes forward to chamber a round and the round will end up either under the slide, or worse, caught between the breach, nose up, and the feed ramp, blocking the chamber. Thanks for doing this, guys. It just might save a life.
This is by far one of my favorite channels to watch. As a former Marine, I have the Up most respect for US Navy Seals. I love the knowledge you are passing along. But, I love your channel because of your faith in God. Keep up the good work and God Bless.
Wow at last someone who knows the true meaning of firearm safety and true professional training on UA-cam, I cannot believe you give this training for free. thankyou.
Great video. Glad to know how to handle some of these malfunctions.
Thank you for the support God bless.
The scene from House “What did you do?!” Really got me 😂
Great video.
I like using the term "safest direction", since there is no true" safe" direction.
I think the most common cause of slam fire is a dirty pin channel causing the pin to get stuck prortruding.
🙌🏻 always mitigate the risk.
@@frogmantactical Agreed. Also, I love that you are using forward pressure instead of running backwards blindly like I see
amateurs do. My training was always to advance on the threat, when you drop your fear the other guy picks it up, the best way out is through.(This came mostly from Paul Cale, Australian Commando extreme close quarter combat instructor).
I would still like to see your drills for close quarter empty hand engagement to get to the weapon.
My agency did not begin teaching officers how to clear malfunctions until just a few years ago!
It dawned on me that had I been in a shooting and experienced a malfunction, in the heat of the moment, I would have nothing in my memory bank/muscle memory to revert to.
This is very valuable information!
It’s good they are finally doing it.
Love the advice concerning lightly oiling the steele case ammo. Has rectified a great deal of issues for me and not just with steele cased ammo.
We typically lightly lube all of our rounds God bless🙌🏻.
@frogmantactical hmm, worth noting. I never thought of this, but am definitely going to consider going forward. Is there any downside to doing this?
And yes, I understand that your recommendation is to LIGHTLY oil the ammo, not have the mag look like buttered corn.
God bless you, glad to made it home safe from vacation.
I love these type of instructional videos!
Thank you for the support 🙌🏻.
Probably the best or the best explanation of handling malfunctions, and the last one of the slam fire, extremely extremely important in my opinion to always point the firearm in what is truly a safe direction. My hat off to you, gentlemen.
i was standing next to a guy in a class that had a slam fire, lucky he had it pointed down at the ground....but it still scared the crap outa me!!! thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us.. and be safe out there!!
I watch videos like this to make myself feel better about Illinois accidentally banning mags with removable floorplates and forcing me to switch to a revolver.
Keep that Leatherman on you. I remember going to that thing for double feeds on MG.
REMEMBER if you have a two story house or live in an apartment, down may not be the best place to point your weapon either. Be deliberate and pay attention, brothers!
You guys are awesome I learn alot from you
You're one of the few that I actually see moving when they're shooting....
I appreciate your good and valuable training. You put out great and informative videos. Well done. Thanks to all of your team.
Thank you for watching God bless🙌🏻.
@@frogmantacticalscammer in your comments. I already almost fell for it on Kentucky ballistics comments. Fyi
This is crazy ironic. I was just teaching my son about all this recently. Saving to my favorites to let him watch it to "continue his education". I had always taught my kids to point the firearm downrange and call out "malfunction" when they were younger. I feel they're old enough to learn to clear their own malfunctions now and this lets them see what I was explaining.
I have really have only seen 4 of those malfunctions. It was eye opening on the other types of malfunctions especially the slam fire malfunction because that is the one you would least expect and can do the most damage. I really like the sweeping method of the stove pipe malfunction, I have just racked it back and flipped it to the side but the sweeping method is truly a better method to keep you in the fight. I really enjoy the channel keep up the great education. You are making a difference.
Great video! I don’t hunk anyone thinks much about slam-fires. Shooters who either bathe the slide in lube or let solvent get into the firing pin channel will run greater risk as the gun gets dirtier and builds up more gunk. It also causes misfires such as light primer strikes.
One NRA course I went thru recommended pointing the gun in the “safest” direction, as the instructor acknowledged that there really was no truly safe direction. Take whatever precautions you can afford to take and don’t let things become casual or routine.
Keep going preacher. 😁❤. I know you’ll be a fantastic preacher. Go through ministerial school. It’s never to late. My pastor has a gun too and he encourages safety to everyone. The only reason why Peter was able to cut off that man’s ear is because Jesus told his disciples to sell their cloaks and buy a sword.
The best preachers are those that allow themselves to be taught by God and not man
Also remember, Jesus never told the Roman soldier to give up his sword!
WOW THIS IS AMAZING INFORMATION I AM LOVING IT HERE IN CANADA 🇨🇦
Great info, great production. Thanks!
Thank you for watching God bless.
You dudes have the heart of teacher and its greatly appreciated-- GREAT Clip !!!
Excellent. I've learned a few things and will be practicing. Thank you praise the Lord
I look forward to your videos, very well done.
Thank you for the support. 🙌🏻
Main reason I love his tactical drills & videos 🐐🔥🔥
This channel just gets better and better👍
Enjoy the videos - greetings from South Africa
Very well done. I appreciated the humor clips. Nice refresher. Thank you.
Excellent video on malfunctions guys it keeps getting better
I did not know stove pipe can clear so easily. A detective informed me it's the way I hold the pistol why it stove piped. Him being the first I heard that term. I was concerned about that occurring in any potential criminal encounter.
If you limp wrist it can happen as well. Tighten your wrists so the recoil can fully cycle.
Frogman puts out good useful content every time
Much respect for Alex, we’ve all made mistakes & I have tons more respect for the man who owns up to it in front of God & everyone than the man who says it will never happen to him.
Awesome video, thanks.
Thank you 🙌🏻
Good malfunction class! Greatly appreciated! God bless!
Great refresher for me
I was burning through a pile of reloads yesterday and had one fire, extract, and load new rd and click. I stopped looked in the chamber and no primer lol a dummy rd for fitment had fell into my ammo can with my loads lol, no powder or primer
Lolll it happens thanks for watching God bless .
Excellent class
Always good to revise our stoppage drills and important last point reference chambering a round.
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Great teaching
While watching and listening to this video, i noticed a potential issue with my mp45...it may be nothing, but im gonna have a pro check it over and go test fire it before I put it into any kind of use. Thanks for describing all these details n skills. Ill rewatch it again later so i can study it harder.
It's always good to train as much as you can 👍🏻
Always excellent content. Thank you. I have the same pistol, and have not been getting slide lock. Thumb pressure is my issue. Thanks for fix on changing pressure in, Will start practicing it.
I didn't know that about steel casings.
I'm glad I purchased a shadow system 😁
Good ole muscle memory
Indeed. Thank you for watching God bless 🙌🏻.
@@frogmantacticalThank you for your service. I also enjoy your videos.
Switched from my 357 sig 1911 because of chronic malfunctions. That round just doesnt like single stack mags. Granted still carrying a wheel gun till my wrist is closer to 100%
I’ve noticed through MY experiences with handguns (my opinion first count, nothing less, nothing more) I’ve come to prefer stepped chambers over tapered when it comes to malfunctions throughout the years. Obviously the grain and overall ammo quality is going to be a big playing factor in either.
Thank you, sir.
I needed this video thank you for this brother ‼️
Frogman Kagwerks makes and raised and extended slide stop/release. I don't have a problem with Glocks but the HK VP9 is a different story, I get a failure to.lockback due to my fat fingers touching the slide stop.
Past review of semi automatic jams out there
So I can point it to the floor in my apartment? I'm going to tell my neighbor you said it was alright
Great video. Thanks guys.
Great video. You care to share what ear protection you're using and what red dot you have on that firearm?
Thank you!
Very good information.
Thank you for the support God bless🙌🏻.
How you liking that Shadow System?
So far so good trigger was a little stiffer than anticipated but it has loosened up some God bless.
Any issues clearing a stove top with red dot installed?
Interested in more information on the slam fire. What firearm? What was the cause?
It was a Springfield XD .45
It was a Springfield XD .45
Ya that one perked up my ears like a dog , as I chamber rounds at home for my CCW. I didn’t even know that could be a possibility🤷🏻♂️
Winchester 1897...😎
Im just not a fan of straight wall semi auto cartridges . They are supposed to index off the case mouth but do to sammi specs and ammo manufacturers most cases are indexing off the extractor instead . Thats why i reload ...
Hey bud, someone is copying you wanting us (me in this case) to go to some apps for money, talk, etc. Do they ever learn!! Maybe we should team up and take 'em out!
Thanks
Everyone can afford a bucket of sand.
@Frogman Tactical - Tulammo "IS NOT" lacquer coated. It is coated with a "Polymer". They have not had lacquer coating since the late 90's!!! Please do your research before decimating the wrong information. Thank you!
Great catch. Thank you. Either way polymer is a plastic which produces the same outcome. It melts under heat which causes malfunctions. 🙏
Thank you sir!
0:03- Jason... what kind of trick photography makes it look like you're shooting over the top of a moving camera.... that one would guess a cameraman is holding?? Surely that's trick photography... no??
Drone
thank you...what type of battle belt and holster is that im a lefty as well
Will you please, for the people who can not afford high price firearms, go through drills with a hi point firearm!!!
Thank you.
Thank you for watching God bless🙌🏻.
I’ve had similar but different malfunction. I believe it was down to not having enough lube, but when the gun kick back and re-chambered around, it did so flawlessly. The issue was my trigger did not reset. Is it strictly a lubrication issue or could it be something more?
You have 3 concepts one if you’ve customized or changed parts that could be it. It could also be dirty. You could have also short stroked it. If you release the trigger after racking the slide and the trigger resets than you more than likely short stroked it. However, if the trigger does not reset, when released after the slide has been racked than that leads me to believe there’s some sort of mechanical issue with the trigger
@@frogmantactical ty I’ll keep an eye on cleanliness and lube. There are no modifications made. So if it continues I’ll have it looked at
Dang son! just get a revolver
Topic on “slam fire” really got me to wake up. But what can potentially cause this to happen and has anyone else experienced this?
Same here! I honestly didn't know about this malfunction. I had heard of the other ones. It sent me down the rabbit hole of internet research lol What I found is it seems like its caused by a few different things: 1. the most common reason seems to be over oiling/lubing the gun which over time allows carbon, dust, etc. to build up in the firing pin channel which then causes the firing pin to be held in the forward position which then strikes the primer when you chamber a round causing a slamfire. 2. Improperly seated primer or an unexpectedly sensitive primer (in other words, bad ammo) 3. Catastrophic mechanical failure. Tends to be more common when you start swapping out stock parts with aftermarket, but it can happen on stock guns too. Any mechanical device is subject to potential failure. 4. There are other potential reasons but these appear to be the most common.
With modern firearms, if you're keeping the gun clean and maintained (periodically checking for defects, wear and tear) and buying good quality ammo, it's highly unlikely you'll have a slamfire. But it's still not a 0% chance unfortunately. You could still have a mechanical failure or get unlucky with a bad primer. It honestly has me a little on edge because in my state an AD or ND is an automatic felony charge that will be on your record, even if no one is injured.
@@rocksolidhope holy smokes! Good on your part brother for searching all that info up, I’m sure I can speak for most when I say “Thank you!”
You know, this reminds me of a used Springfield 1911 I bought a while back that had a bunch of “failures to extract”, causing stove pipes and if I can remember Correctly sometimes a double feed. Then one day I thought why I don’t I just check to see if my firing pin is dirty. Sure enough, it was filthy! I wiped it clean and no more malfunctions, but it’s kind of nerve racking to think I could have had a slam fire occur. Thank God I didn’t.
@@jonathanaldana4941 You're welcome! I'm a little bit of a gun nerd, so I enjoy any research related to gun stuff lol
That's good that you checked the firing pin! Sounds like the previous owner may have over lubed the gun which led to buildup or just hadn't cleaned it in a long time.
I can definitely relate to the nerves, I'm going to be a lot more careful myself going forward and be more diligent to clean and inspect my firearms regularly.
@@rocksolidhope right on brother, stay safe & God bless.🫡🙏🏼
@@jonathanaldana4941 Likewise, God bless!
when showing the tap rack i dont think the transition thing your using to focus on the manipulation is worth it cus it adds nothing to it except trying to make a reload look cool. all the guntubers do it so i guess it makes sense why youd do it to. i fel like the IT movie that made it popular
Are u using the mag realease with your shooting finger?
What gold barrel is that?
PLEASE HELP MAUI
@frogmantactical What ear pro are you using in the video?
GOOD SHI$
Thank you 🙌🏻.
I would love if you translate the Bible into military or mordern language. Place side notes of how versus relates to you. They are few man of you caliber that can interpret the bible and place it into language for military or law enforcement professionals. I would buy the Frogmans Bible! Thank You! Stay Strong!
I've never understood the 'walk slowly and shoot' kind of thing. If someone is shooting at you and you're in an open space, wouldn't you sprint for cover or go prone, instead? Not to mention, it looks so gay. Cheers!
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love the videos big dawg god bless and stay frosty !💪🫡
@frogmantactical
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Is that the DR920?
I run the same one, got it at Scottsdale GC
The reps were there and it came with the same holosun optic
I bet you got a coin 🪙 and some hearing protection 😁👍 too
This is a very good video. Thank you