9 years later and I just want to thank you for posting this. A ton of great information. Ordered dummy rounds just a couple of days ago and looking forward to practicing. You don't realize how much you don't know till you see a class like this. Wish it was closer to me.

@harryharry87

Ай бұрын

I agree this is great content…we all pray we will never need to apply this skill set but great information

This is one of the best classes I’ve ever seen in shotgun. Frankie is a fantastic teacher and extremely knowledgeable. I wish I could take his class. Thank you for posting this very inspiring video.

Frankie McCrae is an awesome individual and a true Combat Veteran. His expertise is backed by years of actual experience in numerous environments. He is highly respected by those in the Special Operations community who have served with him. He is an excellent instructor. He never speaks at you, he speaks to you. His sincerity in his instruction is very apparent. The range is a bit out of the way but well worth the drive.

Really enjoyed this video. Really informative. Makes me really want to take a tactical shotgun course for myself. I also appreciate your non-elitist approach to your videos. Watching your vids doesn't make me feel like I'm an idiot for not knowing something, as some other tactical media does.

@TWANGnBANG

9 жыл бұрын

ScottishPride032 Thanks for watching!

@michaelfranchek331

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I’m an Instructor and one of my mentors reminded me that not all of my students are going to show up in full kit with years of experience. I love the old ladies, the young kids and the people who I don’t have to train bad habits out of. One of my mentors was a short older Canadian guy. Never bragged about anything. Turns out he was a highly decorated Green Beret who served several tours in Viet Nam and had books written about him. A humble guy with nothing to prove.

twang n bang sounds like a swingers retreat weekend festival for blues guitarists.

wow this video is fantastic. never thought id learn so much. will try for myself

This video has my StepSon and I super psych'ed for training. As soon as my shotgun arrives we will be out at the range then taking a class.

@okpyles

5 жыл бұрын

I'm taking my stepson out for training too! Dude is excited!

@dougwilliams44

4 жыл бұрын

How and where does one get to his class? (Thanks)

@GregJeske

4 жыл бұрын

@@dougwilliams44 Raidon Tactics is located in Bunnlevel, North Carolina. You can book trainings here: raidontactics.com/

@jacobgill4808

2 жыл бұрын

You should not be putting shotgun shells in your mouth they're covered in lead dust from the factory they're covered in lead dust from you firing your hands are covered in lead dust from firing

@NYRM1974

Жыл бұрын

I've always told people in my KZread videos on my channel as well as when I conducted up close personal classes to train hard and win the fight. Remember amateurs train until they get it right professionals train until they get it wrong. With that said it is important to maintain your skill-set because overtime skills are perishable

so cool of him to let you film it and let anyone and everyone watch this. very informative !

Top-notch camera and mic work. Everything was recorded and edited PERFECTLY! That course looks AWESOME. Just a plain ol' good job TnB. You earned a subscriber today.

@TWANGnBANG

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sticking around!

@ToastedProductionsJS

5 жыл бұрын

Found the camera person & editor!

Free training thank you so much.

@peterpro2a

5 жыл бұрын

So true it was great

@johnpoelking1264

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterpro2a 77⁷⁷⁸⁸

@johnbrady1211

3 жыл бұрын

Great video, thank you.

I just purchased my first tactical shotgun I never shot a shotgun, I will now be able to learn good habits from your video, this is a must see for beginers like me. THANK YOU!

@vaeell6532

Ай бұрын

Same. 10 years later I get my 590a1 in this week and im watching. Thanks!

I bet that through the years I have watched a 100 training video's but never one as good as this one. Frankie covered everything with perfection this was awesome.

This my favorite tactical shotgun defense video on youtube, and for a number of reasons... mainly the presentation style with the instructor interacting with the students while we get commentary as it goes along. The cameras on the barrels are really cool, too! And, it's not presented in strict military style, where yelling and screaming out instructions is the norm. Thanks for posting!

Im a disabled Marine and I believe any home should have a good shotgun. ** The biggest down fall of most shooters is thinking they know it all. I've been out of the Marines for 30 years now and understanding the basics is where a shooter can grow. Thank you for posting this because truthfulle its one of the best videos that ive ever seen on the tacticle shotgun.. God bless And Semper Fi.

@sl5932

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

Dude! That was awesome! I had no idea that a pump could be used so effectively. Those are some great skills to learn. The quality of the video is awesome as well. Thank you very much.

Just bought my 12 gauge shotgun, I love this video, very informational. I saved it to watch every week.

This is the best post on tactical shotgun I have seen yet . Great job.

Great video. I was taught by the Marines while in the Navy and this is it and then some! Now I need a shotgun and to get the family to watch this and practice, practice, practice. Thanks.

Mr TnB, I really enjoy your delivery of your content and you simply as a person! Down to earth to the core.

@TWANGnBANG

8 жыл бұрын

+PartiZAn18 Thanks!

As an LE instructor with almost 20 years experience, I'm just shaking my head in amazement at what some "instructors" teach. -Teaching that old way of holding the shell between your fingers when loading over the top is a good range technique. Try it under stress when your fine motor skills are going to crap and your shells end up on the ground. Yes, back 20 years ago, the older instructors taught that way but it simply doesn't work well under stress, no matter how many times you practice it on the range. -Loading the rounds from the sidesaddle from the bottom isn't intended for over the top chamber loading, or even for chamber loading from below. What most people instruct now is a few rounds at the front of the sidesaddle oriented up and the rest facing down. That way, the rounds oriented up are for loading the chamber over the top, and the others are for loading the magazine, obviously on the bottom. -And finally, spitting the rounds into the chamber. Do I honestly have to even comment on that one? I've seen some stupid crap from so-called "instructors" here on KZread, but that technique makes those Corey and Erica "instructors" look like absolute geniuses.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Frankie was 18D and retired as NCOIC of SFARTAETC. He’s always happy to discuss combat experience one veteran to another. You can call him to talk about what you think he’s doing wrong at (910) 893-9887.

@9mmARman

5 жыл бұрын

TWANGnBANG - I respect and thank him for his service, as I would anyone who honorably served. I never served in the military, only LE employment and I did work as a security contractor stateside doing nuclear security. As much as I don't like the first two techniques I mentioned in my post, it's just that, a disagreement in techniques. But that spitting the shell into the chamber thing, really? I won't even call that a "technique".

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Again, give him a call and ask him about it. He’s a great guy, and when he retired, he had the highest graduation rate from his SFARTAETC classes.

I have watched this several times. I also notice that everyone has regular/straight buttstocks and not any version of a pistol grip style stock. I love these ideas, especially using the shotgun as a striking device in the event someone does get to close.

@TWANGnBANG

9 жыл бұрын

Big Mac The two go together- pistol grip shotguns are very difficult to use for melee stuff, which is why Frankie insists on non-pistol grip stocks for shotguns. The Magpul SGA is a great solution, however, with a very pistol-grip like angle to the grip without actually being a pistol grip.

@lastdaysguitar

9 жыл бұрын

TWANGnBANG What do you mean about the pistol grip not being suited "for melee stuff"? Not sure what you are referring to. Thanks.

@TWANGnBANG

9 жыл бұрын

lastdaysguitar Fighting with the shotgun as a bludgeon and not a firearm.

i came across this video during lunch, fantastic video. I'm running out tonight to pick up some dummy rounds to practice thank you for the video.

That was really great of Frankie and raidon to allow you to film and shar this course. I've been practicing these techniques with snap caps for a couple weeks, this has really improved my reload time and technique. I really want to go take a good defensive shotgun class now.

I've learned more watching this video than in 3 years of other YT "Tactical" vids... Thanks from France for the free course! Now i got to practice what i've seen. 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🤪🇫🇷🖖🏻

This is incredible! What am amazing video. Thank you for this. This is priceless. And the training method is VERY similar to what we learn in marksmanship in the Canadian Forces. And the rifle use as a melee weapon is crucial.

Very Good. Learned a lot on 30 minutes. Thank You!!!

Tutorial professionally presented ❤️ shogun is far better than a riffle for me. Shotgun more complicated than a riffle. I'm convinced now . Shotgun is the best home defence tool❤️❤️❤️🇿🇦

Thanks for keeping this video in your rotation. It is as relevant today as it appeared to have been six years ago.

I really enjoyed this video. I have an 870 for home defense and would like to take a course like this one. Now even more than before I watched it. thanks for posting

Thank you for the video dude. Felt like I was there at the course with you. Can't wait to practice on my new shotty.

I realize I'm 8 years late to this party, but this is a great video. I'm a lefty and a new Moss 590 owner. I need to order some dummy rounds ASAP and try out those reload techniques to see which works better for me. Scrolling thru the comments below, it seems the "load from bottom" might be the ticket. Great job recording it, and a huge thank you to the instructor for allowing it!

For me this is one of the must instructive vídeos for tactical Shotguns on internet

You are WELL REGULATED in the use of that weapon.

@les3449

4 жыл бұрын

I know it has been a few years since your comment and you may not see this BUT I think you meant "WELL VERSED in the use..."

@bradleyweiss1089

4 жыл бұрын

Well regulated. As In trained.

hands down the best video I've ever seen

Like most of us, what might be considered 'Ammo Dexterity" is likely sloppy. Mainly because 99.99% of the time, the ONLY time we handle shotgun shells are when we're loading them. Time handling the Shotgun on the other hand ( pardon the pun ), is exponentially greater, just because we're toting the thing around, right? I'd say that a precursor to this course should be a little homework for a couple days just rolling shells around in your hand ( dummy shells ) to really familiarize our senses as to their specific geometry, as they feel in our hand. I've never taken a course like this, and from what I can see, it's VERY valuable information. I learned a lot, and wasn't even there! The Instructor was great on delivery, and information !! Well done! ;-)

Dear Sir. Without doubt a amazing shotgun training video. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 As a non gun guy and never will be due to Uk regulations. It’s the only real world shotgun video I’ve ever seen. 🙏 ❤️ Love from Scotland ❤️🙏

The no-shoot training moves looked like that scene from Evil Dead 3/Army of Darkness (the original one).

@w12ath040211

4 жыл бұрын

Ha...hoo...hiyaa!

@archangel0564

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, yes it does

Great work on this. There's some excellent information in here.

@TWANGnBANG

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks, LBS. Love your channel!

@thedoctorwillseeunow2233

6 жыл бұрын

Love your channel By the way

@d.a.bozung8823

3 жыл бұрын

Man accused of Gretchen Whitmer kidnap plot called Trump a ‘tyrant’!!! -ANTIFA MILITIA!!! MICHIGAN WHITMER BLAMES THE POTUS REFUSING TO "THANK HIM" FOR SAVING HER LIFE!!! THE "FEDS", BY THE DIRECTION OF TRUMP FOILED THE PLOT OF LEFTIST ANTIFA MARXISTS!!! "THE "LEFT" PROGRESSIVE MARXISTS ARE THE VIOLENT ONES" ... They will NEVER tell you the truth. NEVER! Project Veritas Exposes Antifa LEFTIST 'Militia' Abolishing Police! DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE??? MOST DO NOT AND BITE THE LIBERAL PRESS TRIPE! One of the militiamen accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer railed that President Trump was a “tyrant” and called all government workers “your enemy.” Video circulating on social media appears to show Brandon Caserta expressing his anti-government - and anti-Trump - views. “Trump is not your friend, dude,” Caserta says, with an anarchist flag hanging behind him. “It amazes me that people actually, like, believe that when he’s shown over and over and over again that he’s a tyrant. Every single person that works for government is your enemy, dude.” He also ranted about “getting robbed by government thugs for some made-up traffic violation” after receiving a traffic ticket. Caserta’s alleged views surface amid Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and Whitmer both blaming Trump for inspiring the sick scheme, as they claim he failed to denounce white supremacy and extremism in the US. Caserta was among 13 men busted by the feds Thursday who planned to kidnap Whitmer and storm the Capitol building in Michigan in hopes of sparking a civil war. Seven of the defendants were linked to a militia group called the Wolverine Watchmen. Video Exposes the Armed Antifa 'Militia'!! Project Veritas released the third of its antifa video exposes. This undercover video exposes the armed branch of antifa who want to abolish the police and identify as the leftist movement’s “militia.” “Redneck Revolt,” also known as the “John Brown Gun Club,” identifies itself as the “militia wing of antifa.” A Project Veritas journalist infiltrated the North Carolina chapter in 2018. While Redneck Revolt supports gun ownership, local leaders condemned the National Rifle Association. In the video, a Redneck Revolt leader insists, “I hate the NRA. The NRA is a white supremacist terrorist organization.” “This particular group sees themselves as armed revolutionaries. They’re all about the working class,” the Project Veritas journalist explains. “So they share these communist, anarchist ideals that the working class should run the country with no government and they believe in total abolition of everything, including the police.” She reported that Redneck Revolt was also part of the riots in Charlottesville, Va. in 2017. “Charlottesville was comprised of your typical Antifa black bloc measures. There were also Black Lives Matter. There were multiple chapters of Redneck Revolt that went to Charlottesville and acted as the militia wing of the anti-fascist movement,” she said. Following the example of John Brown, the abolitionist who led the raid on Harper’s Ferry in order to arm the slaves for an uprising, Redneck Revolt aims to arm black Americans. “One of their missions is to arm minorities. They feel that black Americans and minorities are disenfranchised by gun laws and permit fees,” the Project Veritas journalist reported. The journalist recalled going to the gun range with Redneck Revolt, calling the experience “especially stressful and scary” because “they had guns” and because “I was wired with a camera, so the entire time that I was there at the gun range, especially while we were shooting guns, I was constantly worried that something would come unattached or a wire would show.” Ultimately, the undercover journalist found herself booted from the group because she posted on Facebook her support for a candidate for sheriff. “That’s where they said to me, that’s where we fundamentally disagree. We don’t believe in reform of any kind. We believe in complete abolition of the system itself, including police.” While most antifa instigators seem more interested in carrying batons and throwing bricks or Molotov cocktails, Project Veritas has revealed that armed instigators do play a role in the radical leftist terrorist movement. Project Veritas’s previous antifa videos exposed various tactics, including “fight club” training sessions. The videos come after protests over the police killing of George Floyd devolved into looting, vandalism, and arson across America, destroying black lives, black livelihoods, and black monuments. Antifa instigators are likely behind such violence - antifa black bloc tactics make an appearance in footage of the riots. Antifa instigators have a long track record of violence, particularly in Portland, Ore. Journalist Andy Ngo has been hospitalized after receiving a beating. Local conservative Adam Kelly had his head busted open with a baton. He suffered a concussion and needed 25 stables to close the wounds. Gage Halupowski, an antifa agitator, pled guilty to second-degree assault and was sentenced to 70 months in prison for the violence. Last July, 69-year-old Willem Van Spronsen threw “incendiary devices” at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Tacoma, Wash. Police killed him, but not before he ignited a car and tried to get a propane tank to explode, ironically endangering the lives of the very immigrants he intended to help. “I am antifa,” Van Spronson said in his manifesto. The group Seattle Antifascist Action hailed this terrorist as a “martyr.” “When our good friend and comrade Willem Van Spronsen took a stand against the fascist detention center in Tacoma, he became a martyr who gave his life to the struggle against fascism,” the antifa group posted on Facebook. While some have defended antifa by comparing them to the soldiers who stormed the beaches on Normandy to fight the Nazis on D-Day in 1944, the London antifa branch vandalized a statue of Winston Churchill - on D-Day, no less! The revelation of antifa’s armed “militia” should terrify Americans - but it also reaffirms conservative opposition to gun control. The Redneck Revolt is correct in its suspicions that restrictions on gun ownership trace back to a desire to prevent black Americans from being able to defend themselves. It seems ironic that so many leftists who insist police are racist seem opposed to the idea of black people arming themselves for defense against them. Redneck Revolt is at least ideologically consistent in supporting black gunowners even as it is utterly inconsistent in demonizing the NRA. In advocating the abolition of police and presenting itself as a militia, Redneck Revolt seems to be making a play to replace the police and become a form of private security force. I’d take the police - with all their faults - over antifa militants any day of the week. nypost.com/2020/10/09/man-accused-of-whitmer-kidnap-plot-ripped-trump-as-tyrant/?SocialFlow&sr_share=facebook&SocialFlow&NYPFacebook kzread.info/dash/bejne/p36lqrKjf7utj6g.htmlTyler O’Neil is the author of Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Follow him on Twitter at @Tyler2ONeil.

Ok. I started reading the comments first and thought, too many accolades, this can’t be real. Then I watched. 28 minutes of practical information taught simply. As you watch, you go “oh, that makes total sense”. Thanks for posting this…

the way you teach your students makes you also learn from them,it makes you a better you by them advancing with theyr skills you thought them,and it's never a shame for a teacher to learn from his students,because they make you evolve into better and better,finding new ways to explain to them what they didn't understand is allways a better attitude instead of talk down to them,great teacher there,love from Romania !

Some good info, and some stuff I disagree with. Worth the watch, and great camerawork! Huge props to the guy who was working around an old injury! Adapt and overcome!!!

Loved the old school bayonet training.

@fiddlefan8958

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, my dad who served in Korea showed me bayonet drills when I was a kid. When I saw this, I was like "whoah, this is what my dad taught me!"

this is the best shotgun defense/fighting class video Ive seen. nononsense practical tecniques. loading shells off a table looks like fun less 260lb Johny crackdevil is running towards u. dont have a side saddle yet but its on its way.

At 20.54 He said , He learn this mouth load in Bangkok Thailand. I'm from Thailand. I happy to hear that. In Thailand bullet or shotgun shell are very expensive. Your VDO is very useful thank you.

@MrEazyE357

4 жыл бұрын

You realize that was a sex worker joke, right? He didn't really learn it in Bangkok.

Great video. I will be viewing this video over and over. I will be buying some dummy rounds to practice the different styles of loading.Thanks for posting.

@TWANGnBANG

9 жыл бұрын

randy464 Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much for a video with a lot of content! I appreciated TnB's narrative, and I especially appreciate Raidon Tactics willingness to share their information. It speaks to Frankie's confidence in his information and techniques. Thanks for your dedication to the betterment and training of responsible shooters.

Using the shotgun as a blunt weapon - that is interesting! I can tell you have martial arts training, very fluid movements and how you do not stay in the same position or place (such as with the practice dummy - you moved to your left while keeping your feet moving). Fantastic video, thank you!!!

Ive been through many classes for combat shotgun. This guy knew his stuff and looked like a real good class to have. The guy was a good instructor. Train like you fight and fight like you train. Good deal

you've got that kinda chin, the kinda chin you can slap them shells against. Loved the video. interesting teaching, loved his view on the safety. He's absolutely right in combat people get flagged all the time. I bet the enemy isn't worried about if he's flagging you.

Thanks for sharing I will be watching this video again. I also posted it on my North Carolina 3%ers page.

Enjoyed the video. 19 years with M4s and M16s, and sold my AR 15 and bought a 12 gauge. Only fired a shotgun once, prior to owning mine. Will definitely be practicing.

@Will-sk9oj

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment but I think you should have kept the AR15 as it has its place as HD OR SD. I hope to get mossberg 590 soon . I have other guns but not about to sell any thing.

I was a Coast Guard firearms instructor in the 1990s and we always taught to keep the shotgun shouldered and do a "tactical reload" from the bottom. Our non firing hand brought the next round up between the index finger and "pinkie", slid it into the ejection port of our Remington 870 and pushed the slide forward with the same hand. Just a little different from your demo. We kept the weapon on target with our "firing hand" so as not to break our focus. By doing that we could actually do rapid fire drills as long as we had ammo.

Extremely informative. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit this. Now, to find some range time.

Never knew they existed or gave courses like this here and I live in Fayetteville. I'm going to contact them, thanks! Good video btw.

@TWANGnBANG

9 жыл бұрын

Matt Krinsky Be sure to tell them TWANGnBANG sent you. You really need to check out the range- as a member, it's the best place to shoot in all of NC.

The speed that he does the breach load is impressive. Professional technique and very smooth execution.

Been using a shotgun since I was 12...Hunters safety course trained and hunting every animal known to man for 50 years! and I can honestly say...I would love to take this training!

wow, great job twang and bang. you could really see the loading improvement in the comparison video at the end. 8 seconds better your original time. I'm going to try some of these reload drills the weekend. thanks for a great video.

Thank you for sharing this video. The class, tactics, and instructor were extremely professional!

This video is great. Fired shotguns years ago with my buddy many times, but it's been well over a decade. Never had any formal training, just shooting targets and clay pigeons. Seeking a new shotgun at the moment and am looking at pump actions. Got my permit and everything I need to legally purchase one. However, I want to have the knowledge of how to use it effectively and this is a great primer. Once I get one, i'll sign up for a course. This has really motivated me to do. This video alone has taught me quite a few things. Thank you so much for this.

after 15 years of shooting and buying guns....I took my very first advanced shooting course today. Holy hell the stuff I learned. Invest in training. I only paid $200 for and 8 hour course and it taught me tons. Most of what I was doing was correct, it just tweaked my practices to make me much more efficient and fast!

Absolutely Awesome Training. I'm looking forward to getting out to the range and improving my shot gun training using this free information. Thanks very Much.

Thanks to Twang, instructor and students for being willing to go on video and share this information!

@TWANGnBANG

8 жыл бұрын

+Red Burton Thanks for watching!

@redburton2661

8 жыл бұрын

Of course! The timing of this video was perfect. Picked up a Mossberg 590 yesterday. Can't wait to get my hands on some snap caps and practice!

@redburton2661

8 жыл бұрын

+Red Burton Haha, correction: The timing of my discovery of this video ;-)

I have been watching this video daily in prep for me taking delivery of my first home protection device. Greatly appreciated for this vid. Cheers!

Very good technique and training BUT this is definitely a tactical introductory course . In more advanced long gun war fighting techniques you will learn less is more . Less movement is better , and we have had pump actions jam with debris from low crawl and other situations . They are simply better weapon systems. That being said the course from what I can see is outstanding and the fact that he actually added physical fighting techniques is a solid start into and actual tactical class . I would give this an A+ for a shotgun proficiency and home defense course, which it is , and not what I consider a tac course . Also loading from the bottom allows you to stay on target while you re-engage your weapon and your hand never leaves the control position . It's actually less movement when you train it . He is absolutely right about the difference in competition techniques. This is basically the old pump shotgun swat course from the 80's and 90's . Tactics have simply changed with the current weapon systems ie. autoloaders or magazine fed shotguns . Great course for anyone looking to further their understanding of home defense with a weapon that is financially available to everyone. Keep up the good work guys.

Very nice video. Well explained, well edited, very interesting. Thank you very much!

Guess I'm going to dig out some 12ga dummy rounds when i get home

Just got a mossberg m590a1 I really like this video well done . Ive watched it three times just like I was in your class. Love the fact everyone is using their own shotgun. No use to training on what you don’t own .

10 years later! Thanks for the lesson! I learned a lot here!

WAY AWESOME! I can't wait to take a similar class in my area!

Extemely interesting video. And although not the same as actually going through the course, gave me some things to think about and consider. Thanks for sharing.

9 years later, great video brother. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

I was in Utapao, Thailand. US Air Force vet. I can't count the hours of Mossberg 500 training, day and night, in Texas and New Mexico, in all firing positions, no matter the circumstances, with the bruises to show for it, especially shooting from the meaty part of your groin. Enjoyed all the hours spent on that shotgun, but I enjoyed working the tri-pod .50 caliber machine gun the most. The M-60, at 2800 yards came in a close second.

GOOD VIDEO I have learned a ton of good movements for tactical shotgunning, thanks and GOD BLESS!

Awesome video. Lots of practical information. Easy to digest.

Excellent!! There is much to learn all the way around with a shotgun. This is an excellent course!!

@inOZ8434

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree with you Lisa 👍 I've been trying to find people in Illinois to train with or at least hit the range together but a bit hard to find

Been to several high-speed shotgun courses. Whenever I would show up, the instructors would almost always say the same thing: "Oh.......you're left-handed. Well, we'll do what we can." LOL! Whenever I would teach a shotgun class, and for most of those I attended, the final 'drill' was a fun one called "Rolling Thunder." Max out your load...pack your pockets with ammo. First guy (usually an instructor) shouts "ONE" and he fires one round. the other shooters (usually 6 to 12) fire one round....one after the other. As the last one fires their round, they shout "OUT." Back to the first guy who shouts "TWO" and he fires two rounds, followed by each shooter in turn firing two rounds. So on for 3, 4, 5, 6 etc. The object of this is to have fun, but also to remember to reload and try to keep you load at max. I sure miss the days with I could use as much range ammo as I wanted.

Awesome! thanks! I really liked this because I own all the evil rifles ak47 and whatever else the media hates you bet I own it yet the shotgun is still what I grab when I hear something late at night loaded with number 4 buck I feel very comfortable with it that it will save my life and others if I need it to

Straight up Army Bayonet drills.

@KageRyuu6

10 жыл бұрын

Back when they taught the bayonet and even issued them.

@johnmorrison8956

10 жыл бұрын

"What makes the green grass grow?!" BLOOD DRILL SERGEANT BLOOD! HOOAH!

@LikeTheTruck

10 жыл бұрын

John Morrison Butt stroke to the head. Same drill as my basic training in 95'

@MadOgre

10 жыл бұрын

Harmony Church, FT Benning, 87.

@Homesickfobbit

10 жыл бұрын

KageRyuuUji They still teach bayonet drills, for about 2 hours . . .

Awesome teacher. Teaching not judging and bossing. Loves his job

I enjoyed your video, especially as someone who has been shooting pump shotguns for over 40 yrs.

Really nice video. Lots of learning. If you have a shotgun this is a must watch!

fantastic vid, really enjoyed that

@TWANGnBANG

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

10.08 is amazing. I've watched this video several times. I'm always satisfied. Thanks for sharing.

This is the first video I have watched on KZread that I was fully engaged the whole time. Never realize how intrigued I was from it. Excellent video.

SAHWEEEET!!! Subscribed! Great video. I'll be converting my 870 for home defense, soon and I come across this video. Timing can't be better. Very informative and I thank you for making it. Catcha later. Rikki

@TWANGnBANG

10 жыл бұрын

***** Be sure to check out my video on the Magpul stockset. It is by far the best stockset you can get for the 870 (or the 590A1 like I have it on).

@Rikkiziggy70

10 жыл бұрын

Ah, I already have the Kicklite on the way. I'll try out the Magpul in the future though. Thanks for the tip. Catcha later. Rikki

@Rikkiziggy70

10 жыл бұрын

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10 жыл бұрын

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Awesome class I learned a lot by watching!! Great job

Great training course. Tactical shooting a shotgun goes way beyond just shooting at a shooting range. So many people think accuracy at a shooting range is all they need to know to use as a home defense shotgun. These techniques could save your life or someone else's life but it also looks like a lot of fun. I got my dummy shells and I am gonna be practicing a lot.

I don’t own a tactical shotgun yet. As soon as I do I will be using this video for training! One of the best training videos I’ve seen! I’m glad BCM had a twang and bang video; which led me to this! Thanks!

Bangkok Thailand.. lol. T.M.I. Everyone was afraid to laugh.

@Caleb-gb9ym

5 жыл бұрын

Ping pong! 🙈

this guy was awesome. "I learned that in Bangkok, Thailand, by the way." xD

This is a great video! This has made my decision on my next purchase. A 12G Mossberg 590 A1 with lots of practice while closely following this video as a guide line. Also unlike Canada, Missouri is a strong supporter of the Castle law. We are allowed to defend our homes. Everyone, please defend the second amendment at the election booth. Again, thank for such an informative, enlightening video. Keep up the work.

I've had the opportunity to train under Frankie a few times. Dude is legit. His knowledge and method of instruction makes in a first class instructor. I train at PSR-37 as often as I can. If you ever get to meet Frankie make sure you get to hear some of his stories about when he was a advanced driving course instructor, funny as hell.

Why do my fellow Liberals find this type of thing abhorrent? Just why? It makes no sense to fear self-empowerment and knowing how to defend yourself...But then, the self-defense laws in general in Blue states are rather insane...

@RealKimJungUn

8 жыл бұрын

No mother should have to worry about her son being shot every time he tries to rob a house!

@orpheusepiphanes2797

8 жыл бұрын

Because most "liberals" are actually anti-human, cultural marxist zombies

@1111aaa2222

8 жыл бұрын

you are just shrinking the world to fit your narrow mind. you do not know most liberals.

@orpheusepiphanes2797

8 жыл бұрын

+1111aaa2222 I am capable of recognising patterns. That pattern doesnt describe yourself, good for you

@vgman94

8 жыл бұрын

1111aaa2222 I used to feel the same, but reading and experiencing more, Liberalism has become just as dogmatic as conservatism. The lack of real thought into the ideologies we subscribe to can lead to some stupid fuckwads thinking semi-autos need to be banned, which is just as stupid as ignoring the effects of global warming (Louisiana and the East Coast storms being notable symptoms). People just....Do not like to think, and it'll eventually kill most of us off.

"If we're not shooting, we're reloading" Need to practice that more.

A little late on this video since I've been getting into shotgun. This video's definitely a great resource for someone starting out with a lot of questions. Throughout the video, I kept questioning "but what if" and then a few seconds later, my question is answered. Keep up the great work!

Great video, gonna take a tactical shotgun course and try some of these techniques...been shooting shotgun for my occupation for 14 years and learned alot in this video!

Good video, training is crucial!!!

Great vid and lots of info..... I am a lefty and I am thinking the "feeding from the bottom" might work better for me. I will have to try this out. Thanks for sharing and you got a Sub from this retired GI Combat Vet.

@TWANGnBANG

10 жыл бұрын

Lefties have it great when it comes to rapid shotgun reloads, and yes, you do feed from the bottom. It's much faster than anything a righty can do, but then we don't have the shells ejecting in front of our faces. :)

@reshpeck

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG Another thing to consider is if the shotgun has a red dot sight mounted on top. It blocks your ability to go over the top.

I have incorporated some of these techniques in the field, off the path, into that dirt mound. Its fun and I am getting better. In the end... Nothing beats trigger time.

Thank you for posting this great and very helpful video. Frankie McCrae is a true professional showing top notch combat skills developed over years of deployments. God Bless!