Outstanding I like the professional attitude and advice this instructor is offering. I should be working with him. I am a US Soldier & Former Police Officer. And this guy really knows his shit. There Are Two Types of people in this world, " THE TRAINED & THE UN-TRAINED " Keep up the good work Sir, I love your videos and respect your great knowledge of firearms.. US Soldier Out!!! FORT HOOD TX A.K.A ( LONEWOLF )
@The1asterisk with you finger on the trigger it shows the target you are willing shoot. With you finger off the target will have some time to make a move while you put your finger on the trigger
@Taxemicshadow Finger moves into trigger housing if threat is real! Common sense takes over then. Better have good common sense and judgement during this second to last phase.... The last phase is pulling the trigger.
"So get your finger off the trigger, get the muzzle away from you, and then it'll be in a happy place." I might go to his school just to hear him talk. He does seem to know his shit though.
I disagree with finger on the trigger while on target. Unless you are shooting or intend to shoot at the moment the finger should be off. If you get startled while on target you could clinch and end up shooting your target before you mean to.
I thought he was saying that putting the finger on the trigger does not mean that you are shooting. He is still figuring out the threat at that point, which is against the training I have. Finger on the trigger only when shooting to avoid a variety of unintended outcomes.
@happy543210 No, it doesnt Happy. If your gun comes out of the holster, you automatically toggle the safety off as you bring it to a Ready position. As you come out of Ready, you toggle the safety back on. If it doesnt feel natural, Practice Practice Practice! My carry gun has a manual safety, and after a few dozen draws from your holster, flipping the safety off and on is as natural as pointing the firearm.
@happy543210 "Iss Gunn!! Iss NEVah safe!!!" (Famous [anonymous] Russian Instructor)
Dude, if you're weapon has a so-called "safety", get a pair of pliars and rip it off, or just buy a GLOCK. ("GLOCK" is in caps not for emphasis, but because that's how Gaston wanted it done. He d'man.)
@MrWaddlesgee3 Glocks are a fine firearm to shoot it wil kill you lol. Yet the reason why law enforcement use it is because they dont have to worry about taking the safety off when they pull it from their holster. It can misfire it your not careful, they forget to tell you that. lol. It only takes one time to fuck up. Look on Utube under Glock miss fires and you will see what I'm talking about.
Excellent video and series. This one emphasizes the KISS principle. I appreciate this 'bottom-line' instruction, especially when safety is THE most important issue. While there are a wide variety of types and styles of firearms and many techniques proffered by experts (and not-so-experts), this rule-of-thumb approach is very good and easy to practice and remember. I don't think anyone can argue that this will not improve safety for all concerned.
@928sniper even if you dont agree with that is one of the four basic safety rules and can save you from firing at some one that you could regret cous you can get a little jumpy when on a given situation
You might say he takes this stuff seriously. But in reality, you can't take gun safety too seriously.
With that said, I'm rather certain that anyone with a military or law enforcement background will agree that his demeanor in this video is actually pretty mild.
@neohubris Clint is not angry, he is only passionate and knowledgeable about what he talks about. When he speaks you should listen. This man DOES NOT waste a single word ! Every thing he has to say IS valuable !
Guns are pointed up in movies only. Nowhere in proper firearms training do they teach muzzle up. It might look good on Miami Vice, but it's not the proper stance in the real world. Muzzle up, just like double-wielding, belong in movies only.
man i saw this pick of this euro cop busting through this door all his buds had rifles he had two 9mm its the funniest picture search dual weild or akimbo and it shuld come up fuckin funny shit
only once have i seen muzzle up with firearms, it was indoors with long barreld weapons (M16) with 20-30 of them in line to pick em up from an instructor and was on their way out to range , other than that yep totally agree :P . THats the only senerio(sp) it should be done as the safest direction would be where no one is at, and should a bullet be fired and exit the building, it would have no ballistic trajectory :P and i need a spell check...
3) NEVER point the gun at yourself or anyone else, or anything else you don't intend to shoot
4) Muzzle up in the air if not ready to fire Almost impossible to have an accident where someone or something is damaged if you follow these simple rules. Very hard to learn quickly, like anything else, it takes time. Like Forrest G. that's all I have to say about that! Glen
As much as airsoft and Co2 guns are used improperly I think they are valuable tools to learn the good basics of a firearm. You can shoot targets and learn the 3 steps this guy had just mentioned with less risk of injury if improperly used.
@Auir9 I usually go deep in the woods and make sure I'm facing the bottom of a hill which there's even less risk to hit someone that might be traveling. As long as your safe and whether it's a real or a Co2 weapon.
Yeah, I dont like the finger on trigger when on target method either. If its a threat that could harm me my finger is gonna be on the trigger squeezing it. If the target is not going to kill me, Im not gonna risk having my finger on the trigger.
I thought that you should only have your finger on the trigger if you are going to fire. He said you can have it on the trigger even if you're not going to fire for sure, but might. Can anyone expand on this? What is right/wrong to do?
There is no right or wrong, just a saffer way to do it and it's to keep your fingers away from the trigger until you are ready to shoot with sights on target.
If you do something else you will shoot yourself in the foot or shoot someone else before you know it.Accidents happen and the only way to prevent them are the 4rules:
1) Treat any gun as loaded
2) Dont point at anything you dont wish to destroy
if you're READY to fire. as long as you have the self control to not fire at the slightest movement, i would reccoment having your finger on the tigger if you have the target in your sights, so that if he becomes a threat you can fire quickly and effectively. somebody correct me if that's not what police/military/defense courses teach.
I agree, you can make the movement into the trigger guard and the trigger squeeze one smooth movement.
It drives me nuts when I see that shit in movies and TV
And then these kids who play airsoft and shit and then have no idea how to safely handle a weapon and end up killing people because they were dicking around like they do in airsoft and "thought the gun was unloaded" never mind they were breaking every single NRA safety rule,but oh it still wasn't their fault
oh shit...i guess i worded that weird....i meant that when they pick up a real weapon and have shot airsoft b4.(this mostly applies to kids, but also to some adults who act like kids), they have no idea how to safely handle a weapon cause they're so used to dicking around while playing airsoft.....that whole game make weapons appear more like toys and less like deadly instruments (when in the hands of an unsafe shooter)...then kids treat weapons like they do airsoft guns...like toys
I think that airsoft guns are great for force on force training. You really cant blame an airsoft gun for stupid.... I mean uneducated people, an airsoft gun should be treated just like a regular gun until you are actually in the game/training scenario.
Some kid got shot while I was at the range cause I guess he just turned 18 and decided to get a gun and was treating it like a toy when it was "unloaded" and ended up getting his buddy shot in the shoulder...lucky for his buddy, this kid was a bad shot and only got caught in the shoulder. I found out later that the kid was into paintball and airsoft. A very eye opening experience in the end though
nope, everybody trained in military and police are taught to index the finger, especially if there's a sudden movement and you made a mistake. You only put it on the trigger when you need to pull it.
Yeah I agree, finger off the trigger and just train to get to the trigger smoothly if you need it. Finger on the trig is asking for trouble. Anybody see that cop video where they have the perp detained and a lady cop is still pointing her pistol at the perp w/ finger on the trig? She gets startled, squeezes, and puts a round right next to his head. Bad news.
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Gee...how do you feel about putting a .40 Glock, into the hands of a five year old child, whom couldn't possibly hope to be able to shoot such a weapon, and then nearly cracking her head open with the recoil. Idiot.
I seem to remember an adult in that video stabilizing the firearm and fully supervising. Did you forget that part? No, u didn't forget. You're just talking mindless gun hating bullshit. What else is new.
so many "experts" on you tube. glad I found this one. Thank you for sharing you knowledge to us so that we can share with family and friends at the range. I hope your sales go through the roof...my order is placed. thanks again
I immediately subscribed after hearing "happy place." :D. I like the combat tips a lot. You don't stutter, you don't ramble, you're professional, and you get the word out. Very nice.
It would seem that's the obvious thing to do with a handgun but some people can be extremely stupid. If everyone was as responsible and gun-smart as Clint, the world would be a better place for sure.
I slightly disagree with the 3rd position. I'd say keep your finger off the trigger and on target. If you want to kill the threat, then put your finger on the trigger. Jumpy nerves could result in an accidental discharge.
I wish everyone at shooting ranges started to act like Mr. Smith.
Ha ha the "happy place"
Fyghaxnav 1 week ago
Outstanding I like the professional attitude and advice this instructor is offering. I should be working with him. I am a US Soldier & Former Police Officer. And this guy really knows his shit. There Are Two Types of people in this world, " THE TRAINED & THE UN-TRAINED " Keep up the good work Sir, I love your videos and respect your great knowledge of firearms.. US Soldier Out!!! FORT HOOD TX A.K.A ( LONEWOLF )
FREDNELSON100 1 week ago
Thanks
good to learn
MrCaptjay 1 week ago
Excellent & true advice. Unfortunately, as Will Rogers once said, "Common sense ain't common.”
hasselbladonanikon 3 weeks ago
This man is awesome.
dunecigar 4 weeks ago
Good tips.
MrM2hb 1 month ago
I really learn a lot from your videos. Keep up the great work.
AmericanDesperado 1 month ago
Does this guy have the greatest job in the world or what
bradleywalters1 1 month ago
@The1asterisk with you finger on the trigger it shows the target you are willing shoot. With you finger off the target will have some time to make a move while you put your finger on the trigger
Taxemicshadow 1 month ago
@Taxemicshadow Finger moves into trigger housing if threat is real! Common sense takes over then. Better have good common sense and judgement during this second to last phase.... The last phase is pulling the trigger.
Aonexia 1 month ago
love the 80's theme!
MASTERBLASTER118 3 months ago
Lmao "two disk set"
malibu766 3 months ago
Too bad the cop in the school that shot his foot didn't get this training :)
GeorgiaShooter 3 months ago 3
This is how to handle your sidearm. Everybody who owns a gun should get training of this quality.
faffaflunkie 4 months ago
One thing i love from the professionals you will learned a lot from them...Love this video..Thanks a lot.
fourthofsix26 4 months ago
Sorry, that's Ed Harris :)
absolutt 5 months ago
"The Happy Place"
TheDragon2k 5 months ago 10
Always good to see a real pro doing one of these videos. Too many bozos on YT.
patriotsblade 5 months ago 3
what holster is it?
Blade Tech? Uncle Mike's ?
max282 5 months ago
what glock is he using?
Mrgoodnyt 6 months ago
@Mrgoodnyt a glock 17 with some sort of olive drab finish on the slide
GreenBeretAllTheWay 6 months ago
"So get your finger off the trigger, get the muzzle away from you, and then it'll be in a happy place." I might go to his school just to hear him talk. He does seem to know his shit though.
ProdigalSon0311 6 months ago
Nice. "...now it's in a happy place". He does have a sense of humor.
tuts40 6 months ago
retention position?
excurrahee 6 months ago
i love that slide for glock
nicholasgaerlan1 6 months ago
What holster is Clint using for the pistol and flashlight?
alderaddangarian 7 months ago
I disagree with finger on the trigger while on target. Unless you are shooting or intend to shoot at the moment the finger should be off. If you get startled while on target you could clinch and end up shooting your target before you mean to.
The1asterisk 7 months ago
@The1asterisk yeah he said that was the wrong thing to do
TheAlexagius 7 months ago
@TheAlexagius
I thought he was saying that putting the finger on the trigger does not mean that you are shooting. He is still figuring out the threat at that point, which is against the training I have. Finger on the trigger only when shooting to avoid a variety of unintended outcomes.
The1asterisk 7 months ago
@The1asterisk But why point the gun to the target unles you are going to shoot ?
takisybr125 2 months ago
wouldn't another proper place be up a communists ass?
LooksLegitBro 7 months ago
Guy looks like a moron, though he knows what he's talking about.
ProtestantsRUs 7 months ago
this song is so intense.
Basfoo 11 months ago
happy place!! xD
TheSecretsofAngels 11 months ago
My gun is always in a happy place :D
Its a happy SIG.
Jrhoney 1 year ago
A pistol is like a seatbelt,
If you dont have it on when you need it, then it's already too late!! "ME"
HerbWalker 1 year ago 2
so i shouldnt have it down the front of my pants :P
daybydaysurvival 1 year ago
@daybydaysurvival I'd say only if your gonna be using it as Tactical Birthcontrol as I've always called it.
darkess54 1 year ago
Good advice, i wish more people who post on youtube practiced gun safety.
PS which position do you clean the gun in?
aaronsbraga 1 year ago
@aaronsbraga i don't think you're supposed to have it loaded while your cleaning it
general3dill1 1 year ago
Clint YOU ROCK!!!
Dutch1911a1 1 year ago
I would love to be able to come out there from FL for a visit. Clint your a firearms scholar.
1antennaman 1 year ago
What the name to dis guitar tune ?
zero1strike 1 year ago
What if your pistol has a manual safety? That complicates things a bit.
happy543210 1 year ago
@happy543210 No, it doesnt Happy. If your gun comes out of the holster, you automatically toggle the safety off as you bring it to a Ready position. As you come out of Ready, you toggle the safety back on. If it doesnt feel natural, Practice Practice Practice! My carry gun has a manual safety, and after a few dozen draws from your holster, flipping the safety off and on is as natural as pointing the firearm.
rhinostyle75 1 year ago
@happy543210 "Iss Gunn!! Iss NEVah safe!!!" (Famous [anonymous] Russian Instructor)
Dude, if you're weapon has a so-called "safety", get a pair of pliars and rip it off, or just buy a GLOCK. ("GLOCK" is in caps not for emphasis, but because that's how Gaston wanted it done. He d'man.)
indytoe 1 year ago
@indytoe GLOCK!!!!
BrothersFreedive 1 year ago
what glock is his? mdel 22? and where can i find his slide?
MrWaddlesgee3 1 year ago
@MrWaddlesgee3 Glocks are a fine firearm to shoot it wil kill you lol. Yet the reason why law enforcement use it is because they dont have to worry about taking the safety off when they pull it from their holster. It can misfire it your not careful, they forget to tell you that. lol. It only takes one time to fuck up. Look on Utube under Glock miss fires and you will see what I'm talking about.
Fujisuka 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this. Safety is so important.
marknew91 1 year ago
you can tell he wanted to swear
RazorCell7 1 year ago
Excellent video and series. This one emphasizes the KISS principle. I appreciate this 'bottom-line' instruction, especially when safety is THE most important issue. While there are a wide variety of types and styles of firearms and many techniques proffered by experts (and not-so-experts), this rule-of-thumb approach is very good and easy to practice and remember. I don't think anyone can argue that this will not improve safety for all concerned.
snowbird29803 1 year ago
great quotes :-)
turfguy87 1 year ago
"and thin it will me in a happy place" I love this guy.
cyanleopard 1 year ago
Get your stupid finger off the trigger!!!
MegaSkinnyP 1 year ago
I can't help but feel like I just watched the Bill Nye on gun safety.
Iamcatfu 1 year ago 2
I dont agree that the trigger finger should be on the trigger until the moment youre about to fire. I dont agree with that at all.
928sniper 1 year ago
@928sniper so if someone is inside your house with a knife you wouldnt put your finger on the trigger to get him to stop. glad i dont live with you.
shadowsteel5 1 year ago
@928sniper Actually, Clint said your keep finger off of the trigger until you're ready to fire.
43m1garand 1 year ago
@928sniper even if you dont agree with that is one of the four basic safety rules and can save you from firing at some one that you could regret cous you can get a little jumpy when on a given situation
metacrow 1 year ago
i learn more about handgun
rodarib 1 year ago
he sounds like dustin hoffman in rainman a little
dompflu 1 year ago
Excellent advice from this video.
You might say he takes this stuff seriously. But in reality, you can't take gun safety too seriously.
With that said, I'm rather certain that anyone with a military or law enforcement background will agree that his demeanor in this video is actually pretty mild.
phelly2 1 year ago 2
Hahahaha..."my stupid finger on the trigger"!!
I like this dude.
TaipanNic1971 1 year ago 3
kick ass guitar intro
crenfb91 1 year ago 2
right.. guns are no toys, and he proved it
miiigoreng 1 year ago
as a u.s. army soldier ive seen to many muzzels pointed in the wrong damn direction!! Clint is on point with this video. Know pun intended.
romeoking19 1 year ago
he sounds angry
neohubris 2 years ago 9
Guns are no joke and sometimes some people take them too lightly.
You ever been in bootcamp?
Those who have know firmness helps get the point across.
Clint is really a nice guy.
eldogg4life 2 years ago 3
Holy crap he does take home defense seriously
XxFuNkYPaNdAxX 2 years ago
@XxFuNkYPaNdAxX He sure does take firearms seriously and with good reason.
leroy592 1 year ago
@neohubris hes only angry when his gun isnt in its happy place
moshpitmachine 3 months ago 17
@neohubris Might be one of those "For crying out loud LAST time!" Deals
Think cranky Navy doctor, "So, you did it AGAIN."
colddrake80 3 months ago
@neohubris Clint is not angry, he is only passionate and knowledgeable about what he talks about. When he speaks you should listen. This man DOES NOT waste a single word ! Every thing he has to say IS valuable !
1antennaman 2 months ago
Have to like Clint
chillerboy134a 2 years ago 2
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1st shot goes into body armor
2nd shot goes to the head.
BOOM HEASDSHOT!!!!!!!!!!!!
AzNgiftedkid 2 years ago
Guns are pointed up in movies only. Nowhere in proper firearms training do they teach muzzle up. It might look good on Miami Vice, but it's not the proper stance in the real world. Muzzle up, just like double-wielding, belong in movies only.
enanosiniestro 2 years ago 10
man i saw this pick of this euro cop busting through this door all his buds had rifles he had two 9mm its the funniest picture search dual weild or akimbo and it shuld come up fuckin funny shit
LambOfGuad 2 years ago
only once have i seen muzzle up with firearms, it was indoors with long barreld weapons (M16) with 20-30 of them in line to pick em up from an instructor and was on their way out to range , other than that yep totally agree :P . THats the only senerio(sp) it should be done as the safest direction would be where no one is at, and should a bullet be fired and exit the building, it would have no ballistic trajectory :P and i need a spell check...
EpioneEQ 2 years ago
@enanosiniestro
Wrong. Quite a few militaries teach muzzle up.
ValentineIV 2 months ago
1) Finger off the trigger until ready to fire
2) All guns are ALWAYS LOADED in your mind
3) NEVER point the gun at yourself or anyone else, or anything else you don't intend to shoot
4) Muzzle up in the air if not ready to fire Almost impossible to have an accident where someone or something is damaged if you follow these simple rules. Very hard to learn quickly, like anything else, it takes time. Like Forrest G. that's all I have to say about that! Glen
2253glen 2 years ago
It'll be in a happy place haha. reminds me of happy gilmore. Good techniques though.
1997ss 2 years ago
i love this guy.
when i turn 18 im going to thunder ranchh
that place is amazingg.
schleefa1 2 years ago
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Desert Eagle is the best gun for killing people
scuds03 2 years ago
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Trigunflame 2 years ago
good luck concealing that
ChromeGhost0219 2 years ago
Mr. Smith knows his stuff. Learned a lot watching his videos. The malfunction clearance videos are exceptional.
Anyone have any recomendations on a really good gun belt like the one Smith is wearing?
thank you in advance
Mark
Cadis,PA
WINDHAMMAN 2 years ago 3
it looks like its just a stought leather belt. me and my dad carry and we use the wilderness tactical belts.
aceshooter01 2 years ago
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LOL XD republicant for sure
melad1996 2 years ago
"GREAT" BASIC TRAINING!!!
TawlHorse 2 years ago 2
I have the stinkin thing pointed at my foot and leg.....lol
and now its in a happy place...lol
nedhobo 2 years ago 5
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Sicj 2 years ago
As much as airsoft and Co2 guns are used improperly I think they are valuable tools to learn the good basics of a firearm. You can shoot targets and learn the 3 steps this guy had just mentioned with less risk of injury if improperly used.
GutsLCF 2 years ago 32
lol yea, your right. Before I handled real firearms, I trained with airsoft and co2, and it worked out well.
blitzkrieg459 2 years ago 4
@GutsLCF well with PROPER training training there is no improper use.
MrFrogg46 6 months ago
@GutsLCF well with PROPER training there is no improper use.
MrFrogg46 6 months ago
@GutsLCF Also you can use them in your home or backyard instead having to spend time on a range.
Auir9 5 months ago
@Auir9 I usually go deep in the woods and make sure I'm facing the bottom of a hill which there's even less risk to hit someone that might be traveling. As long as your safe and whether it's a real or a Co2 weapon.
GutsLCF 5 months ago
what the hell now its in a happy place
xXPAINTBALLGODZXx 2 years ago
And I thought clint was an xd fan....pfff
capnkirktm 2 years ago
What about the retention position?
excurrahee 2 years ago
Yeah, I dont like the finger on trigger when on target method either. If its a threat that could harm me my finger is gonna be on the trigger squeezing it. If the target is not going to kill me, Im not gonna risk having my finger on the trigger.
HKBM45 2 years ago
"Then it will be in a happy place"... LOVE IT
Dietzeeeee 2 years ago 4
the happy place: when your gun is handled properly, and it's like this "^_^" o.O LOL XD
ArcangelZero7 2 years ago
I also like the lines "I keep the pistol between me and what I dont like" and "I got my stupid finger is on the trigger"
Timisso1337 2 years ago 58
keep it between you and what you don't like....like my friends lolol thats how he got shot hahahaha
brian641200 2 years ago
I'm in a happy place.
Buffalowdown 2 years ago
"Keep the pistol between me and what I don't like" Awesome I love that line.
RJAY2000 2 years ago 5
What is the make of that Flashlight holder on Clints Belt?.
warmonger357 2 years ago
this was funny
" I have the gun between me and what I dont like"
"ill fire if it doesnt comply with my request"
AngryCaliber 2 years ago 4
lol this guy is cool
omegaice8 2 years ago 3
It's all about The Happy Place.
UrbanTiger74 2 years ago 7
Lol great stuff
stealthyshooter 2 years ago
love his facility!! just how i was trained!
jlac2xmglock 2 years ago
Happy place .. love it ...
peterm3964 2 years ago 4
great stuff
dashwerks 2 years ago
"And then you'll be in a happy place..."
Needs to be on a shirt with the TR logo.
SaintNobody 2 years ago 4
sounds like Happy Gilmore. "think of a happy place" lol
PROeLiTeZ 2 years ago
three places for a gun, you pocket, your back pocket and loaded off safety in your waistband... ha ha ha! just kiddin!
12GaugeLosAngeles 2 years ago
and then i will be in a happy place :)
nice dude keep on rocking!
JJengineering 2 years ago 2
You are welcome, be safe.
JoeDurobot 2 years ago
I thought that you should only have your finger on the trigger if you are going to fire. He said you can have it on the trigger even if you're not going to fire for sure, but might. Can anyone expand on this? What is right/wrong to do?
NoSoldat4u 2 years ago
There is no right or wrong, just a saffer way to do it and it's to keep your fingers away from the trigger until you are ready to shoot with sights on target.
If you do something else you will shoot yourself in the foot or shoot someone else before you know it.Accidents happen and the only way to prevent them are the 4rules:
1) Treat any gun as loaded
2) Dont point at anything you dont wish to destroy
3) Fingers away from trigger until ready to shoot
4) Know what's behind the target.
JoeDurobot 2 years ago
I see, thanks for the input.
NoSoldat4u 2 years ago
if you're READY to fire. as long as you have the self control to not fire at the slightest movement, i would reccoment having your finger on the tigger if you have the target in your sights, so that if he becomes a threat you can fire quickly and effectively. somebody correct me if that's not what police/military/defense courses teach.
Nikos1942 2 years ago
Finger off the trigger for police.
Don't think in a tense situation that your finger won't betray you and clench a little bit if a surprise happens.
You could also trip and instinctively squeeze. If your finger is on the trigger then you'll fire.
Leave it on the slide until you want to fire. You don't loose time doing it that way with practice.
Masterfulks 2 years ago 6
I agree, you can make the movement into the trigger guard and the trigger squeeze one smooth movement.
It drives me nuts when I see that shit in movies and TV
And then these kids who play airsoft and shit and then have no idea how to safely handle a weapon and end up killing people because they were dicking around like they do in airsoft and "thought the gun was unloaded" never mind they were breaking every single NRA safety rule,but oh it still wasn't their fault
pff that shit makes me sick
vwbmw93 2 years ago 2
thats shit makes me SICK TO MY ASS as well
but how can u kill someone with an airsoft gun
the most u can do is gouge out an eye
Dimwooo 2 years ago
oh shit...i guess i worded that weird....i meant that when they pick up a real weapon and have shot airsoft b4.(this mostly applies to kids, but also to some adults who act like kids), they have no idea how to safely handle a weapon cause they're so used to dicking around while playing airsoft.....that whole game make weapons appear more like toys and less like deadly instruments (when in the hands of an unsafe shooter)...then kids treat weapons like they do airsoft guns...like toys
vwbmw93 2 years ago 3
well airsoft can GET u killed
but airsoft get kill anyone
Dimwooo 2 years ago
I think that airsoft guns are great for force on force training. You really cant blame an airsoft gun for stupid.... I mean uneducated people, an airsoft gun should be treated just like a regular gun until you are actually in the game/training scenario.
Timisso1337 2 years ago 3
Yeah, true
vwbmw93 2 years ago
Some kid got shot while I was at the range cause I guess he just turned 18 and decided to get a gun and was treating it like a toy when it was "unloaded" and ended up getting his buddy shot in the shoulder...lucky for his buddy, this kid was a bad shot and only got caught in the shoulder. I found out later that the kid was into paintball and airsoft. A very eye opening experience in the end though
vwbmw93 2 years ago
nope, everybody trained in military and police are taught to index the finger, especially if there's a sudden movement and you made a mistake. You only put it on the trigger when you need to pull it.
EntryStackEnthusiast 2 years ago 2
Yeah I agree, finger off the trigger and just train to get to the trigger smoothly if you need it. Finger on the trig is asking for trouble. Anybody see that cop video where they have the perp detained and a lady cop is still pointing her pistol at the perp w/ finger on the trig? She gets startled, squeezes, and puts a round right next to his head. Bad news.
Buffalowdown 2 years ago
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Gee...how do you feel about putting a .40 Glock, into the hands of a five year old child, whom couldn't possibly hope to be able to shoot such a weapon, and then nearly cracking her head open with the recoil. Idiot.
skanktimonious 2 years ago
I seem to remember an adult in that video stabilizing the firearm and fully supervising. Did you forget that part? No, u didn't forget. You're just talking mindless gun hating bullshit. What else is new.
Buffalowdown 2 years ago
What is the cost of the DVD?
chefjavier 2 years ago
if it isn't in any of these 3 places, then it's in the wrong place.
XiaoNoodles 2 years ago
right and that goes for a few others things too.... not just guns :)
2007TypeR 2 years ago 3
LOL ... happy place.
There is no other place such as in the safe?
Does that mean he is sleeping with the gun on him in the holster? :p
JoeDurobot 2 years ago
no it means that he sleeps with a gun in his hand! :-D
Icko92Man 2 years ago 2
LOL it's what I thought!
JoeDurobot 2 years ago
so many "experts" on you tube. glad I found this one. Thank you for sharing you knowledge to us so that we can share with family and friends at the range. I hope your sales go through the roof...my order is placed. thanks again
toddac1 2 years ago
Now heres a vid where the person giving the advice actually knows what he is talking about. Thanks Clint.
Aussie038 2 years ago
BLAM! BLAM! BLAM!, "this is my happy place, helps me forget about my damn stoopid finger"
kayjames888 3 years ago 2
What holster is he using?
TheAppalachiankid 3 years ago
i think its a fobus holster
zboyco 2 years ago
might be a CompTac
jazzguitardotcom 2 years ago
Er, yes, Very good stuff.
Cabanas751Dunhill 3 years ago
and then it will be in a happy place :)
good advice
madpelletgunner 3 years ago 2
Gun's happy place
mammoth321 3 years ago 3
I immediately subscribed after hearing "happy place." :D. I like the combat tips a lot. You don't stutter, you don't ramble, you're professional, and you get the word out. Very nice.
Yoshiling 3 years ago
I like the happy place
joanne1017 3 years ago 3
It would seem that's the obvious thing to do with a handgun but some people can be extremely stupid. If everyone was as responsible and gun-smart as Clint, the world would be a better place for sure.
FaiIure 3 years ago
followed this guy since the 90s, class act and knows his stuff. pro and entertaining at times. awesome.
thrasher123 3 years ago 3
I slightly disagree with the 3rd position. I'd say keep your finger off the trigger and on target. If you want to kill the threat, then put your finger on the trigger. Jumpy nerves could result in an accidental discharge.
I wish everyone at shooting ranges started to act like Mr. Smith.
gnigged68 3 years ago 2
Excellent. Well taught.
s14sr 3 years ago 3
So this is where Super Dave Osbourne is hiding. Clint rocks. From now on, I'm calling him Super Clint.
meiowalot 3 years ago
"and then it will be in a happy place" hahah..awesome videos. I'm gonna subscribe!
bubejunkie 3 years ago 17
he ain't good he's awesome/the best
kurlis 3 years ago 2
Yeah, Clint is good.
jasonalexanderv 3 years ago 2
Clint Smith rules !!!!!!!
touren150 3 years ago 3