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@nmhockey5

8 ай бұрын

i always hear " hey, its dork" lol

@MurderCrowAwdio

8 ай бұрын

Just leaving a comment cause you asked. Your content is interesting.

Summoning the millipede demons at 14:11 haha

What is that demon summon sorcery sound that happened at 14:11😳😳😳

As someone who hunts fairly regularly. About 90% of the time, it is movement that allows me to spot an animal. The rest of the time, it is usually the outline of the animals head, ears, back, etc. When it's the color, it's usually a black animal. Sometimes, the sun is just right, and I catch a glint of a shiny coat of fur.

@allanschmidt8859

3 ай бұрын

We used to play a game called camouflage in the bush. Even with colorful clothing i could usually hide within 10 feet just by not moving.

I used a set of coveralls i got from the motor pool. Woodland cammo, HD plastic zippers. The armpits zippered open. Velcro closures wrists and ankles. Shoe goo a hood from a m65 and made a great base for a full suit. Great vid thanks guys.

Love how stuff isn't biased like, this is the only right gear and everything else sucks. Thanks for a great video.

Thank God for this channel. You boys help keep me sane in a toxic shit show of a relationship with a dark hole, witch there is no escape from!

@lionel170

2 ай бұрын

Praying for you brother.

This whole video just sold me on making a ghille veil for deer season

You can pretreat your gear with picardian or whatever the Sawyer stuff is too. It won't protect your skin, but after doing a survival class where lots of folks were dealing with ticks ... I was clean and clear.

@anthonyperotti151

4 ай бұрын

Permethrin👍🏼

@backwardog1

Ай бұрын

Ticks the most deadly threat in the woods. Lymes and babosia are very serious.

I too have a friend that thanks to eye pro has his eyes, IED detonated and he caught minor shrapnel but had tons of little fragments embedded in his glasses, after that I made sure I wore them no matter what.

@tacticalhyve I attended the LE sniper schools in 1999 and 2002 at Camp Atterbury. We were lucky enough to get some instructions during both courses from the SEAL instructors. One of the best memories besides being the victim of the driveby donut attack by the seals at th KD range and our frog release in the seal barracks😂 was the chief that helped me with my ghillie suit construction. I picked up a flight suit at the PX turned it inside out and glued shelter half canvas to the belly. Cut the back out attached mesh and then spent countless hours with the seal students drinking beer and shredding and attaching burlap. I retired last year, but I will always remember the skillset and the memories. Even the giant brown recluse spiders all over at atterbury during our stalks. Thanks for your videos Coch and Dorr. Stay safe!!!

The AOR digi boonie hat, for everyone who is gonna want to know, is a London Bridge Trading 2090C TNT boonie hat. Good luck finding one lol. But a company called UR tactical makes something similar. @5:08

Great post Dorr and Koch. Thank you for what you do.

Fantastic, really enjoyed, thanks

You guys should do a video on sleep deprivation and how to combat falling asleep. It would be highly appreciated.

Cool stuff, guys. Great content...and as always, appreciate you sharing the knowledge and stories with us fans on the youtube. I do still pride myself on being able to run the old NAUI/US Navy decompression tables for when I scuba dive. ...all these kids with there...fancy, dancy dive computers! heheheh

Now i need to go watch Navy Seals again. 😊 "Switching to thermal. There not moving. Youre clear." Love it

Hey yall im a civilian who doing fun stalking stuff on are local poachers helping Forrest rangers. Thick woods here in oregon 99% taking photos notifying. Using 16 inch 5.56 55 ball, 1-4 vortex, when i have friiends with me we always have 18 inch 7.62 gas gun. Longest range if we had to would be 300-400 meted. I zero my lpvo at 25-300 zero and thrn using the bdc adding 650 holds. Holoson redot lf to right

Just wanted to say Thank-you for all the fine videos that you and Dorr putout. I would love to sit down with a couple of beers and just hang out. You seem like good people.

Very informative, simply explained.

Great Review Session . Keep them coming .

these videos are great! thanks for sharing!

Awesome stuff guys, thanks

Very good content. Important information. Enjoy comparing your picks and comparing to the choices we had in Vietnam and Cold War Era. Keep on keeping on.

This was your best vid yet! Thanks for what you do!

Good info and perspective.

The dry humor is the absolute best on the internet. The info is top tier (pun intended) as well.

Thanks guys for the info!

Repeat my usual thanks for the history and no ego teaching

Thanks for your insight fellas.

Great show guys!

Sweet the dynamic duo is back at it

These guys are the best!

Since Navy Seal snipers are maritime the materials worn need to be able to dry quickly because water soaking in the material adds alot of weight. Just like some of the Crye Precision plate carriers do.

Real situation experience and mission logistics dictate your gear !! You listen closer to situation stories and retain that knowledge for future use . I really like these type videos by the two of you !!!

Dorr's dry humor is a hoot.

I learned sht.. Thanks for the time you took to explain that. Great stuff

Great video guys

Another awesome video fellas! Thank you for your service 🇺🇸

Awesome overview of modern sniping - excellent job guys! 'Coch' and Dorr should take their 'act' on the road - funny dudes! Standout learning moment: the 'clearing weapon'. Makes sense there might be some bad guys on the way to or in the 'hide'.

I think the analogy you made between the compass and gps is perfect for iron sights and modern optics. Great to have but know the manual way first. Always great insights, thanks guys!

As always , I am that much wiser after watching you guys. Cheers

Thanks for insight 👍😎

Thank you😺

The art of Land Warfare, should never be forgotten Gents. THANK YOU for the refresher ;-)

Great content.

Two of my favorite guys on this platform. I enjoy the content from the other guys on here but Coco and Dorr are an the best.

I worked on a LRST team in Afghanistan and I carried a m14 on most operations setting up an a OP or setting sensors. I carried a 10in M4a1 in my pack and broke down the m14 when i ran out of ammo on overwatch. Later we switched to an sr25 and left the m14 in the office. I stopped carrying the 10in m4 and was lucky enough to get a 12in upper for the sr25. I did have a TL that told me "don't you dare shoot that 12in next to me." It always broke crap loose when I had to shoot it. We ran in a 4 man team, sometimes a 7 or 8 if we had a ton of sensors to set up. Loved the m14, the sr25 was nice too. Was able to use the 417 on one of my last casts. I loved it but never got to shoot it on mission. If we had to shoot it was a failure. Quiet and quick was the success threshold. If we weren't both....firefight, every damned time we were gone overnight or more than 36 hours in the field.

Kickass video Gents

The tree stand is a great idea.

That Tactical Concealment sniper ghillie hood is Totally BadAss!!

I can't imagine how hard it must be to spot someone several hundreds of meters away hidden in a bush, dressed in camos.

Great info as usual....and also Dorr has fantastic hair! 😅

Honestly, the part about the photography was really interesting to me. I'd love to hear more about the film cameras used and processing film in the field and what that gear and work was like.

"my enemy were all chain smokers" I just died lmao...I learnt to enjoy those hookahs now tho lol

Love Coch sneaking 😂the Fbomb 😊👍🏽

I had a similar. Experience with my p v s fourteen snapping down. Punching me in the Eye. Creating a decent cut. Which made the sunlight burn like hell for a few days.

This is yet another great video by you two. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Can you do a video about your set for this video. Is it sometime so strictly for making these videos, or is it something in someone's man cave area? Too me it looks like something either of you guys might have in your backyard. Would love to know more.

Being in Michigan…. This is and has been all I’ve focused on.

Thank you for your content and hard work. I saw a video from a bow hunting channel (Traditional bow hunting I believe.) where he uses wire nuts to screw onto the end of the tree stand steps to prevent them from putting holes in his bags. Also, they make strap on versions as well so is there a benefit to using the screw In type that leaves a hole or permanent evidence of your presence as opposed to a strap on one that’s moveable and less likely to leave evidence? Thank you. Take care.

use to put matte clear coat on my eye pro

TY TH

If the point man decides he wants to use that to clear a building, he’s on his own. 😂

The Tog by Voodoo is kinda the best one piece solution. It provides the hood and shawl, it’s prerigged for jute, and has a zip in hydration carrier. My only issue is it’s a little long but my belief is they designed it to kind fasten in like a diaper. On the zipper/combat shirt note: NEVER put a soft material that will encounter the ground on your body with any type of concealment equipment. I have a buddy who decided that he wanted some venting on his ghillie bottoms, well he chose the reinforced area of the seat. He was in the field and we were doing team stalk and they just walk out into the observation area. I found out later, he did a rucksack flop onto a small broken tree. 1 mm further and he would’ve needed a colostomy bag. His injury made it to the battalion ball photos for the year.

I have to hand it to our service men, the amount of equipment they carry is impressive.

Another good when to use and not to use gear for different scenarios! A good nuts and bolts starter for covert operations from C & D. Those Navy seals are a pretty sneaky bunch and how about using a 19th century widow’s mourning bonnet/veil changing its color from black to ? putting some grass and leaves on it and calling it tactical! Then I find out they use to use makeup! Oh my..my! I never!!!! Thanks guys for the helpful info along with some hard truths and some laughs. As always stay safe and healthy! Ron

Never could do the name brand glasses. Nothing more reliable than the $3 hardware special.

Those ACU shirts are great for field work. Even if all you do is hiking and bird watching(me)

My kit includes a beige jacket and scoped Carcano.

Ooooh look! Dorr dressed up as the "Scarecrow" for Halloween!

Jolly green giant swamp monster. My asparagus plants reminds me of a sniper in my garden.

GOD had the best thermal ever made. He could literally see through walls, and vaporize hostiles....

@19austin83

7 ай бұрын

It took me a second but I like the reference

@martymcpeak4748

6 ай бұрын

Yessir Dane was the man.

@tylergooden2183

4 ай бұрын

That’s why they called him god

@stevohisroyalhighness9265

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 #RememberBeirut Lmao

Late to the party but do you wear two watches on your wrist? Awesome video as always

Curious….. I see you fella’s are running a Arken EP-5. What are your thoughts on the EPL-4 on a bolt gun specifically designed for Western elk/deer hunting?

I'm still tryna get my head around room clearing with a sniper rifle. I thought that only happened in video games 😂

Thank you old squid I am going to the military surplus store now.

You can definitely see the appeal of a “mini-recce” for urban type environments. A 12.5-16” gun that you can clear rooms or reach out to ~500 or so pretty easily and carry a good bit more ammo. I’m trying to imagine how much 300 blk and how much primary sniper ammo would be feasible. None of it is light lol

@einsamall_varg

8 ай бұрын

6mm arc

@01Sassoon

8 ай бұрын

6.5 Grendel in an AR for the win.

Never saw anyone wearing the ghillie outside of sniper school.... because they were wearing the ghillie😂 but I bet they saw you!

Dorr started sounding like MandatoryFunDay when he was talking about bugs lmao I do everything I can to keep them from crawling up inside my clothes

@double-up9263

4 ай бұрын

100 mph tape to secure your cuffs.🤔👍🫡✌️🤝

Is the 300 mag stock bent upward. It's a beautiful gun I'm looking to put a AR 300mag together.

Thanks Coch and Dorr! :) :us

Read a book about Vietnam recon team they all hear the grenade hit the ground. Quit as possible the hit cover. It was a rock then they wear being pelted with rocks being thrown from rock apes on the ledge above them. 😮

Cool

Huh, dating me but prefered the h harness over the lbv we got issued, plate carrier just seems worse as far as carrying gear in the field. Hard to get in the prone with all that shit were as carrying double mag pouch on the left side you didn't have to fight your own gear. For gloves I settled on cut off wool inserts.

Man that audio messing up at 14:12 was chefs kiss creepy 😂

1:50 Fair to say that out in sparse rural theatres, your body armour is not being identified…or rather not seen/located?

Mylar camo ponchos for therma! Drones

Coch going back to his 80s SEAL persona. Nice moustache.

coch is rocking that mustache

No SEAL has invented killflash sunglasses?

I didn’t realize that Dorr had a head underneath that hat…… Good to see that’s true my friend

May I know which brand the telescope in the video is from?😃

Swamp thing!

We had a guy I'm my squad who always hit you with tree branches! Derrflinger, his last name, the tree slinger!!

13:31 Wow. 40's Jack. lol. Near 70 and ride a BMX with full backpack. Use or loose it. Yes I can feel it and yes it hurts. Being out of your comfort zone and doing what you don't feel like doing but doing it anyway retrains chemicals released. Interested in supplements but on a limited income.

I know you said you want to break up the head and shoulders… but what about the knees and toes and knees and toes?

What off sights would you recommend anyway?

Any legendary stories of a winkler tomahawk kill?

Now we need an episode on Coochs watch. Serious.

@tacticalhyvecadre1049

8 ай бұрын

There is one.

😂 It usually hits around the 4 month mark. 😂 Every single time.