That "Earn your shot" exercise is excellent. But I think inexperienced people should go through dry "crawl, walk, run" phases before going in live fire. It can be a great training session or a disastrous one. Great video MOJO!

@CyclingAddiction

2 жыл бұрын

👈 I think that would be me. 😃

@saltypatriot8663

2 жыл бұрын

I'm trying to think of how many people I shoot with that I would trust to run this drill....we need more training

@Night-Owl-

2 жыл бұрын

At minimum if the person wants to go hot id let them do airsoft before ever going live. That's just my thought though.

Mojo hit us with the Dad phrase, do as i say not as i do lol. Cant tell you how many times i heard that growing up

Drills like the one at the end I feel like are especially important for practicing what it may actually be like to engage dynamic targets and is better off done now as practice than learned in danger under fire. Glad you share your knowledge its important and can definitely make an impact. glhf

The "Earn your shot" Drill is superb. It requires a lot of practice to get clean and safe runs. Make sure to practice this dry with your partner prior to going live. It can def be a bit dangerous for the inexperienced.

@NDEEZMiata

2 жыл бұрын

That's where airsoft would be a great training tool to work your way up to live fire. Worst that happens is you give your buddy some pain.

I really appreciate the content you put out to help new shooters like me to improve. Really taking in all the tips and working on my shots. Hope to gain the skills someday with enough practice and discipline

This take some real skilled people that has communication skills and trust someone that’s mutually skilled to train with Because i can’t imagine doing this drill with someone that’s new that doesn’t have the skills… most likely I’ll be shot during this drill which is very dangerous This is a whole new level of training as a skilled team It is dangerous for newbies with no or little skill This is a great video with a very critical drill Mojo always bring the best 👌🏽🇺🇸

It hurts my heart about your recent work situation. Seeing you posting regular content makes me very thankful. Your spirit, your insight, your guidance are greatly needed for many in the coming days. I hope every good thing for you, Don. We're in your corner.

@felixdewinter3484

2 жыл бұрын

I'm overjoyed he got fired. Less extremists in law enforcement and the military is a sure way to ensure our people and our democracy thrive. We need more of these firings across our police departments.

@SideWays8Productions

2 жыл бұрын

@@felixdewinter3484 exactly. They want to protect people against crime but not against a virus. They’re in it for the power trip, not to protect people.

@ramiken1886

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideWays8Productions Yeah, because not stripping people of their rights is a "power trip"

@felixdewinter3484

2 жыл бұрын

@@SideWays8Productions I mean, cops have always been in it to enforce the law, never to protect and serve. That's an LAPD slogan that the LAPD never adhered to. Once you accept that law enforcement do what their job title says, which is enforce the law, it opens your eyes to what these people truly are, agents of the state with powers that are not afforded to civilians i.e. arresting powers and in some cases legal protections when engaging in killing. And this dude ceasing to be an agent of the state is in my opinion a great thing because he's an extremist who can't be trusted with the powers he used to have given to him over us. That's why I keep saying it's a great thing he got fired and we need more firings like this to go on across all the police departments in America.

@felixdewinter3484

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpratt3142 sure, he’s just an idiot for getting fired this way. He was already on the wrong side of history with his past associations with extremists, this is just the most noticeable and probably the most idiotic one.

Excellent training and thoughts behind the training. Thank you.

Thats some awesome training, you are lucky to have such a nice range.

That’s a badass drill!! You gotta be on point on this one, no messing around!!

That was some next level stuff for me. Awesome job guys. That and my beard is a little jealous of that tact-stash.

Very clear communication on those drills , nice work!

Keep up the great work! Amazing content as always.

That 2 man scanning and communication drill set is pretty sweet. I really like how much is getting worked using those targets

Great video, great intro, great knowledge shared! Thanks Mojo! 🙏🏽🇺🇸

Big thumbs up for that retro intro brother. Great video as always.

Rehearsing this with airsoft, as someone else mentioned, sounds like a great workaround for mitigating risks but still practicing the movement and communication.

Brother that "earn your shot" exercise is sick! I wish we had the facility to train that at my department. we've been training our new recruits in this but not live of course. I'm definitely borrowing that malfunction drill. Beats using dummie rounds. Great stuff...This is am awesome channel! Keep up the good work!!!

Dude, that stash is on point. 👊

I watched a lot of his videos I wish I could have mojo train me. Respect you are the man!

Shooting with a buddy is a like becoming fluent in a foreign language. Getting that communication as concise as possible and comprehending the meaning & acting on the intent, without having to take the 'second stop' of translating it to your native tongue. Great stuff!

That was some good stuff guys. You hit the nail on the head when you talked about being able to see your partner and communicating. Those are real important when situations gets real.

@El-rm9ym

2 жыл бұрын

Iraq 2008

mojo on his knees is always nice haha. keep up the good content buddy!

great training, loved this one

Good job brother! That stash is rocking!

It’s really cool to see them learn!

The 3rd gen 4Runner tells me everything i need to know dude. 👍❤️

Another great video, gotta train more on a flat range. Indoor Ranges are the only thing close to me but still doing what I can to train, plus a bunch of dry fire drills🤙🏻

This is a good video. If you haven't already watched it, the UF PRO channel has a very good video on earning your shot and how to operate in teams of 2 or more that I would encourage anyone to watch

“Your love took you higher and higher” 😂😂😂🖤🖤🖤

That final drill is super intense. Defense wish there was ranges in Florida you could do this at

Love the new intro and that last drill was amazing. Its above my skill atm but id run it with airsoft first just to get reps.

Yep... Keep moving forward Mojo! You got this....

Awesome stuff, seen the videos where guys dont earn the shot and shoot their buddy in the back, need more content on this subject specifically.

What a nice range. Most of my family lives in WA, im just hesitant to visit home nowadays.

Great malfunction tips!!

Suggestion for the targets? Make a field goal target bracket. Center stick vertical One horizontal stick Two vertical sticks along the sides. Total of 4 sticks.

love your channel !!!!!!

Awesome drills!!!

Fellow vet and patriot here. Glad your on our team bro! Our a lustrous Pharaoh Jay lost a good one. I want you as our Sheepdog. I enjoy the content

Another good vid Mojo.

I miss living in Washington has so many dispersed shooting spots like this where you can do all your drills and shooting, in Colorado now an a lot harder to find spots out here.

constantly wandering the state of WA in a desperate quest to say "Hi Mojo" and throw a backup SIG mag at him

5:55 “lock, strip, finger” Mojo is a gentleman so he probably takes them to dinner first though

@kellen4671

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpratt3142 😂

Very nice drills, man. Would love to know if/when you hold a class or something in Washington. I’d love to come out.

A malfunctions drills are great, but an upgrade I found that helps keep a weapons system up during malfunctions is the “REDI-CATCH”. It is not perfect, but is a 100% better than working malfunctions from a standard configuration. It is a cheap upgrade I do to all my AR systems.

EYS drill is money: shooting at changing targets at varying distances, footwork, coordinated movement, communication, cognitive engagement, etc…def a start slow event

Great video. I love the stache man. Communication is key when training with one or more individuals

Love the drills 👍

Awesome Training!

Nice drill Mojo!!!

What target stands are you using that have multiple holders for hostage/no shoot? Semper Fi brother you are crushing it💪🇺🇸

I was wondering if you could do more videos on the alien gear duty holster as to pistols compatible. I am searching and the holster has my attention after you showed the 2011 holstered in the alien gear duty holster

Love this drill. Now I just need to find friends that will go shooting like this. Or at all.

Nice to see you back doing regular things bro never let them hold you down at least see you down

MOJO great content 👌. what's up withe the Ron burgundy mustache?

Golden nuggets thx boss

6' on the line or touching each other is what I was taught. The closest person is taking the shot and everybody else must earn their shot

5:52 " Lock (the door ) , strip , finger ". Mojo branching out into the world of dating advice

@Milspec_mojo Do an everything dry fire video please! All there is to learn from you about dry fire, packed into one video.. exercises/drills, what targets to use, how far, placement, ect...

Hi ! You should built like a mini american football field goal post to hold your turning targets ! :) Cheers from France !

Great video also what brand are the glasses looks like they fit snug need something like that

Great video, I am looking to enter the 2011 world, but I have some concerns. Primarily the thumb safety, and secondly grip safety when shooting single hand. Can you perhaps make a video explaining tips and tricks for us sticker fire guys? Thank you.

Holy shit!!!! You flexin with that tri arc 2011. 😂

nice drills. I would need to practice before I tried live rounds

@11:34. They were both reloading at the same time, (Which in and of itself is not really a bad thing) The problem is one of them called out “cold”. Now, I don’t remember the names of both of them so I will just use a person A and person B as examples. (By the way, this is my opinion, I don’t do a lot of drills nor have I ever been in a real life fighting situation to know if it applies or not) Let’s say it was person A who said cold while person B was the one who was also cold, and heard that person A called out cold. In that case, I believe person B should immediately swap to his secondary so they at least have some control on the target instead of both of them fumbling to try and get their weapon ready. If both of them are trying to beat the other one in time, (not in a competition manner but more so to make sure that they get their weapon back on target) Then they increase the amount of errors they can make because they don’t have control of the target and they know that they’re objective is to get control on the target. It made sense to me to handle it in this way but I would very much like the opinion of anybody else to know if what I’m saying makes sense or not, if you made it this far into the comment… Thank you. 🙂

@geebeaux

2 жыл бұрын

Makes sense. It also makes sense, that when you start a reload to finish. Not drop your mag, pull a fresh one....realise your buddy is cold.... drop fresh mag.. swap to pistol. Of course, if you & your buddy are fighting & reloading without cover.. you wont be for long.

@macgyvercohen1223

2 жыл бұрын

@@geebeaux I think they should start their drill with acknowledging who the wingman is. As in, if the wingman is aware that he and The person he is a wingman to are both empty, then he should be the one to draw his secondary to allow his partner to reload first, after that the wingman could proceed when the primary person is locked and loaded, Or vice versa. Irregardless of who is the one to do so, it should be noted by them that if we are ever in a situation like this I reload while you draw your secondary. Therefore they know what to do when the situation arises.

@macgyvercohen1223

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpratt3142 Of course I believe roles can change, I still think it’s important in order to teach someone how to communicate either when they are above someone or under someone. I think I put it in one of my comments that “communication is key in this situation”. So long as they can communicate with each other in a manner where they’re not both empty and trying to reload at the same time, that’s the important thing. I’m not really caring which one is person A and person B, because those positions can change depending on the situation. But on the same token it is still important for one of them to start off in one of these positions, because if it does come time for them to change roles, if they don’t know what position they were originally holding how can I know which position to change to. As I said in my previous comment, I haven’t really dealt in any situations like this in real life so this is me just talking as an idea and I’m hoping to get better clarification to know how to think through this process. Thank you.

Nice work

9:56-10:00: SO CLEAN 😫

Mojo will you please do a video on the new magazine ban here in wa ? Maybe just giving details on it how it will effect buying new guns or at least just your take on it ! Please mojo you have a big following an are effected by this encroachment on our 2A rights. Thanks for all the great videos

Sorry to hear about the magazine cap ban!

Love you hard papi ❤️

That's the most police mustache ever! Good video.

Nice drills

Its such good idea to debrief what everybody learned/observed/comments/questions. It's such a good example of learning from everyone.

I love your videos and your training style. But your best content is on others channels. Can you do a comprehensive pistol fundamentals for average folks?

Good stuff

Mojoooooooooooooooooooooo

Hey Mojo nice vid. Do you have any courses and if you don't why not , I would totally take a trip to Washington to take one lol

Very dangerous training!

Mojo would it be possible for you to do a video on hold overs at various distances using the Unity fast mount with a red dot? Thank you very much.

@crocodile7334

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpratt3142 Thank you very much for your response. Quick question, if all variables are the same, same rifle setup and zeroing distance, will my holds be the same as the next person or will each person have different holds depending on how their eyes are? Thank you.

Gear break down Mojo... What ear protection do you use?

i wish i had a group of buddys to do this with !!!

It must be nice to have Mojo in your team!

good drills

Love Mojo’s training tactics. Reminds me of how realistic Tu Lam makes his training

can you do an update on your got to rifle?

Is this public land, and how do you find a place like this? I’m in Tennessee, but surprisingly almost everything is private.

Nice drills mojo

You should h-brace it like a field goal post

Yeah, this is fine, but you really have to trust the person you're shooting with. I can understand why this type of training would be restricted to highly trained individuals and teams. There's simply too great a chance of a friendly fire incident, and when the tolerance for those types of incidents is zero, you simply can't do this with a lot of people who typically should be able to handle themselves. I've never seen anything like this in the military. They simply wouldn't allow it. If you're at a FOB or your part of a rapid response or SF team I could see this possibly being done. The rotating targets would be fun though. It'd be nice if you could set a timer on the controller and would it randomly rotate the targets. That, along with movement and cover, would be really good training. Great content Mojo!

Excellent work, gentlemen. However, a better way to go about this is to have someone else load your mags and then have them add a dummy round in there to count as a malfunction. That way, it will legitimately come as a surprise and bring forth a genuine sense of urgency.

Ive never seen someone fix a type 2 that fast before

that stache !!!

The Stash is king

What if you use snapcaps and have a teammate randomly place them in your magazine? That way you don't see it coming.

Nice video man! Question, I noticed Joe has his right mag on his PC facing the other way and wanted to know the purpose behind that Also saw that on the heavy armor in Ready or Not and thought it was a mistake. Thanks for the knowledge.

I would suggest on the "earn your shot" drill, rather than saying "Im on your right".. just repeat the "target left" csll. Your partner will hear your voice, and know where you are, and not be confused by a "left" and "right" call.

2:32 "Ok well fuck" I've been in his shoes so many times.

Is that a red dot on your handgun or a small television set?

Where in Washington you shoot at? I'm stationed out here