So my question is, which volume has the additional content where Costa officially explains the high elbow, thumb over grip? Exactly what new footage did they add to Vol. 1 and what to Vol. 2?
I just don't understand that chickenwing support hand way up on the handguard firing stance. Makes sense for target/competition shooting but not real world common sense.
"when it's us against the bad guy..." What are you talking about? You aren't soldiers. There is no squad attack and defense. Who are you going to be attacking?
@ninja5672 The Minutemen of the American War for Independence were not "soldiers" either but it didn't stop them. They were "irregular" warriors as opposed to the "regular" soldiers. Every empire in history has experienced a collapse and it's pretty much always violent when it happens. Every citizen is the last line of defense from any potential invader. It's bound to happen now or later. It's up to us to keep that fighting spirit alive and keep passing it down for our descendants.
@MrGTinc They're talking about something different. They're stating that many shooters will practice with parameters that allows them to succeed every time in their drills. They're suggesting to push yourself past those parameters to start making mistakes, and grow as a shooter.
@MrGTinc The saying is correct. It was modified by Magpul Dynamics instructors to point out that true professionals constantly push themselves to failure and then learn from that failure.
@AhilMohan When you get to the point that you believe that you cannot get it wrong, is when you will get other hurt around you. This is called being complacent.
@IMFDB The first Art of the Tactical Carbine was completed late 2007 with limited release in that year and a wider general release first quarter 2008.
We really need more Americans........ if a few could gain residency in the UK and AUS etc and reverse those insideous gun laws they have,this world woul be a safer place....
thats an amazing, like mindblowing! God bless america!
@Stag2506 There are numerous empirical studies out there that correlate lenient gun laws with high crime rates within the US. I like shooting just as much as any other person, but to claim reversing "insideous" gun laws to make the world safer, with so much of these studies refuting your point of view does not seem plausible.
@Moronisaurus You can be fat and still kill on the battlefield! You only have to have the strength of the 3- 10 lbs. Trigger your pulling! Running and gunning shot is for the hollywoods!
Some MAGPUL equipment parts are Incredibly useful, like for instance some of the sling mounts... Youll never go back to side mounted sling. Its an improvement equivalent of version 2.0 so to speak. MAGPUL makes good gear, but a lot of people overdo it and put EVERYTHING they can on there... and thats not a good idea
these kinds of ppl really motivate me. fuck being pasifist pussies. take an active role in your survival instead of letting your country castrate you.
I remember the days when you could go to a gun range and have a good time shooting at your target minding your own business at your bench with whatever rifle. Nowadays it is all tactical this and assault that, and every time you go there is a group of neckbeards (who are grossly overweight) running these "drills" or hammering away with their goofy ass ar15 at a target irresponsibly. Those folks are to the gun hobby what riceburners are to the hot rod hobby.
@alexthebomb542 You assume that every person who does this sort of training is 'grossly overweight', which is absurd. Surely you do not understand the dynamics of a firefight (you don't just sit at a bench and plink away at the enemy), which is why you think that this kind of 'tactical training' is stupid. Don't plasture your ignorance through Youtube and expect not to get a negative response.
@samtaekwondo123 Of course I don't understand the "dynamics of a firefight". I am a civilian hobbyist, not an action hero or an army man. In fact, I hope to avoid getting even close to a firefight. However, if I ever am caught in one, I doubt I will have any of my long guns even close to me (and if I had the chance to grab one it would be one of my pre-86 full autos, not some neckbeard tacticool gun).
@alexthebomb542 good luck spraying bullets all over. even those in special forces groups understand that the power of one bullet in semi-auto firing is 1000x more effective than emptying a magazine in a few seconds. our current enemies overseas are using full auto ak-47s and get lucky when they hit someone in a firefight. one shot one kill, not 30 shots almost hit. full auto should only be used in beltfed machine guns for supressive fire, not in a rifle.
@navy4life5 I am not in a special forces group, again I am a civilian shooter (this is not a difficult concept). 90% of incidents where a firearm is present in a crime occur at less than 5 feet, so a long gun will be impractical anyways. Pick one argument of point and stick with it kid.
@alexthebomb542 i did stick with one point. and i only mentioned special forces because they are the most elite and top shots in the world. full-auto is useless and a waste of lead. and you said it, CRIMES, they are running drills for short-medium range engagements. i highly doubt Chris Costa runs around with his m4 on him at all times in case of an emergency. this dvd is for carbines, not what to do if you are in a bad spot at the moment. stick to one argument yourself.
@navy4life5 Actually they are not, the army marksmanship team out of Pendleton are the best. And these DVDs are useless to the gun community and help perpetuate a bad image to the anti gunners. They sure do help sell magpul crap to the legions of neckbeards hanging from their nuts though.
@alexthebomb542 the tactics used are actually very beneficial and magpul has made very high quality and vigorously researched accessories to help aid in the performance of shooting in a combative situation. in my opinion, the AFG is one of the greatest innovations in weapons handling in years since the development of the pistol grip on rifles
@navy4life5@navy4life5 Again, I will never be in a combative situation with a long gun, nor will I ever be clearing rooms with a carbine. Also, I have never been to a competition (I shoot in IDPA, Carbine, and 3 gun... check my videos if you must) where people who win use a goofy ass tactical AR15. I just use a simple HK93 with no frills, an old beretta pistol I have, and an HK m1 and I KILL the tacticool fags who pretend that these videos are the gospel of firearms.
@alexthebomb542 well if thats how you feel, thats fine. however, in 3 gun and other shooting competitions, its all about precision and speed, so many opt to have slick rigs. all of the "crap" on these rifles have a purpose in the field and are meant to aid the shooter. the lasers and flashlights are useless in 3 gun, i agree, but if you are operating in low light, they are necessary.
@alexthebomb542 My point was that you are BOTH right to some extent. This stuff is what we are taught in the Danish army, and my grouping got a lot better when I for instance started to hold my rifle far out on the front guard (not sure of the name).
BUT! We are professionals, who do this very often, and still improve. To buy a DVD and run around and act tough. As someone said.. "to learn martial arts from watching UFC"
I think this whole DVD is bogus, made for the chubby wannabe warrior!
@dillholefucker That's it, thanks. Our SAW gunners had bigger elcans but I didn't know they made other variants like the one in the vid. Might have to look into that...
"US Senate:Bill Allows The Military To Arrest Americans On American Soil And Hold Them Indefinitely, calming America a battle ground"; search on US bill s.1867 military authorization.
@Volkov556 Travis left a while ago, but Chris left in early December. Any additional footage was obviosly made when they were still part of the company. DVD's like these take a long time to release (as evident with the recent precision rifle dvd's). Magpul is still the owner of the material and own the "Dynamic Carbine" course material. That's why Travis has the "Adaptive Carbine" with Pantaeo.
any plans for doing something like this for the Art of the Dynamic Handgun? that'll probably be the one I get first, as it will be most practically useful.
@RedDragonLodge I think the main attraction for this version is the fact that it's on blu-ray, though I don't know why people would care that much about the added resolution. I agree with you though, they should have just the extra material available in dvd quality and on their website for download. hell, they could even charge a small fee for just that 90 minutes, as long as it's not as much as the regular dvd's
@carmas541:40 second from the end there. true you don't see many, though. the AR15 platform is just still so much more ubiquitous and the ACR still needs a little fine-tuning, from what I understand. (my favorite rifle though)
@GrimBrotherIV... Ah yes min. 1:41, i just thought it was funny that these are the guys who where the face of the ACR before they sold it off to Bushmaster and there was just a mere glimpse of an ACR in their training video... BTW GREAT production.
no he is saying it right...you train till you get it wrong....you train train train the right way until it starts to go wrong then you stop....point is you train a long time....long time till your body and or mind starts to break down and you do it wrong....
@DirtyMidgetStudios- The primary reason the military doesn't teach this stuff is because the individuals who develop training don't know anything about shooting. The military as a whole is 10 to 15 years behind when it comes to weapons manipulation training. Also, the average soldier is not a "gun person" and very rarely thinks about training beyond tactics.
Not really. If I remember correctly the thumb wasn't completely over the barrel in the previous carbine videos.
Of course it has been a while since I watched them but the stance with the thumb completely over the barrel looked different compared to what I remember.
I don't understand the confusion with "professionals train until they get it wrong." If you are "training" for something...and you never "get it wrong" then you aren't learning anything at that point. An amateur will "train" to the point where he can "get it right" and then stops...he is happy with himself. A professional will get it right...and then push himself harder and harder and harder until he gets it wrong. Then try to master what he got wrong...and start all over again.
Budget mainly. Also, the fact that the people in these videos are advanced shooters, where your basic infantry soldier doesn't know shit. I was in the Marine Corps infantry and did a special security CQB detail, and we didn't learn anything like this. These guys are truly innovative. To actually answer your question, there's just too many dumbasses out there and not enough money to train them this efficiently.
@DirtyMidgetStudios The military teaches a lot of this stuff, but it depends on your vranch of service. In the marines we all learn similar things to this, regardless of weather we're line marines, cooks, or mechanics, "every marines a rifleman". Other branches don't do that, or do that as much. You also have to remember that some of the things taught here are not appropiate for every soldier on the battlefield. This stuff is really geared towards the PMC and SF communities.
@Garuda1337 I'll take a bunch of fat neck breathing air softers over some fat kid in his mom's basement playing COD anyday. At least the air softers can put down the bag of freetos and do something.
@Garuda1337 Of course, if these classes and videos only sold to SF operators they would go out of business. That doesn't mean there is anything wrong with challenging people to compete and train above their class though.
@Garuda1337 I disagree. the population of military, law enforcement, and private security agencies far out ways the small amount of airsoft hobbyist. Airsoft is not even close to the 1% US military alone is.
@kalif151byccrew Let me guess. You're a fat, southern redneck who through years of inbreeding have an IQ equivalent to that of most cows. You managed to suck enough dicks to scrimp up enough money for an AR15, played too much Call of Duty, and ordered a subscription to Soldier of Fortune magazine. Now you think you're a high-speed, low-drag operator, preparing for the end of the world so that you and your AR15 will be there to bring civilization back to the people. You're a regular Dale Gribble.
@Garuda1337 why do you hide your channel bitch? you got some bieber videos favorited or something? well my channel is open and you'll see how fucking wrong you are about me. but I know this and so does everyone else on here you're a loser troll and you should banned from anything 12 and up!
@EmpathyWorks They say it that way because that is their philosophy on training. Once you master something (can't get it wrong), you must increase the difficulty till you start making mistakes (getting it wrong) and start the mastering process all over again. In short it is reaching your "Failure Point" and moving past it.
@Magpul I always though it was that professionals will train and train untill they get it wrong. because when you get it wrong on the battlefield you are dead. thus you can train no more
@EmpathyWorks The other part of the meaning is that professionals train until they get it wrong, meaning they are killed. There is no more training after you have died in a gunfight. Remember professionals in this business fight for their lives. If they get it wrong in the field there is no going back and running the course again.
trust me, every athlete, math genius or proffesional shooter thinks that way.
it sounds weird but its logical.
things like these will always need to be improved or perfected. you train till you get it wrong.. then start all over again and do it right.. then train some more and woops another small flaw noticed? start again.
@EmpathyWorks You ever been in a fight? You learn a lot more from getting your ass kicked than you do from winning. When you win, all the mistakes you made are generally overlooked. When you loose, they're magnified. Same idea here.
@EmpathyWorks Think about the quote. Amateurs train until they get it right a couple times, then they tend to stop there. Professionals always seek that next level of proficiency. You can always get better at something like this. Obviously nobody can ever be above a mistake, or "getting it wrong". The point is that is what you try and train for. If you train until you can't get it wrong, you'll be on a path that never settles and always wants to do better.
@ffryan The problem is that most people reach the level of "can't get it wrong" and become complacent with that. I think that's the idea that you have to get it wrong, so you never settle down for anything.
@John234pwns Those who believe that they have reached the level of "can't get it wrong" need to understand that that level does not exist. Haley and Costa will be the first ones to say that. It's an imaginary goal that forces you to continue training to try and reach the unattainable but in the process will make you better and better. Anybody who settles or becomes complacent has demonstrated an amateur attitude.
@ffryan Seems a roundabout way to justify it. If you do exactly the same thing every time you practice, eventually it'll be perfect. But that doesn't meant practical. Look at the guys who do sub-three-second el presidente drills.
@John234pwns I agree completely. As Wayne Gretzky always said, "practice doesn't make perfect, it just makes you better at what you're doing". If we practice imperfectly then how do we ever expect to get perfect, right? We want to continue training because we can always get better, regardless of how good we get. When I watch Magpul DVD's I always say to myself that I want to train so I can be better than Costa and Haley. Quite the ambitious feat but that will keep me pushing the limits.
So my question is, which volume has the additional content where Costa officially explains the high elbow, thumb over grip? Exactly what new footage did they add to Vol. 1 and what to Vol. 2?
yerrowjournarism 1 day ago
I just don't understand that chickenwing support hand way up on the handguard firing stance. Makes sense for target/competition shooting but not real world common sense.
stylz1 2 days ago
Hey, this old jarhead wants IN! I've never seen shooting or tactical ops like this
GiacomoKnox 2 days ago
so yeah can i actually take all these courses or do i have to watch them on a television on my ass?
RelentlessBR 3 days ago
@RelentlessBR You can, but Costa and Haley split off to make their own schools. Magpul Dynamics still teaches, as far as I know.
John234pwns 2 days ago
wish can be like them.
Too bad my country does not allow this kind of SO Called activities
audioboxblack 3 days ago
@KillahB89 its not Blackwater anymore..its...Academi
912matthews 3 days ago
so which one of these guys work for blackwater?
KillahB89 3 days ago
hhahhaa he said we are pro athletes lol since when shooting became an athletic sport?
wolverine223 4 days ago
@wolverine223 Ever hear of a little known event in the winter Olympics called the Biathlon?
neo1131 3 days ago
"when it's us against the bad guy..." What are you talking about? You aren't soldiers. There is no squad attack and defense. Who are you going to be attacking?
ninja5672 4 days ago
@ninja5672 The Minutemen of the American War for Independence were not "soldiers" either but it didn't stop them. They were "irregular" warriors as opposed to the "regular" soldiers. Every empire in history has experienced a collapse and it's pretty much always violent when it happens. Every citizen is the last line of defense from any potential invader. It's bound to happen now or later. It's up to us to keep that fighting spirit alive and keep passing it down for our descendants.
INbredMonarchy 3 days ago
magpul what are your next dynamics
lordjor82 5 days ago in playlist Uploaded videos
this shit is better than viagra!
zac030101 5 days ago
Hi, can some one tell me what the point is in learning about shooting a high power rifle, apart from private contractors or gun nuts.
judopathoftruth 6 days ago
@judopathoftruth There just a bunch of guys that like too spend six grand on tacticool rifles and run around like they have combat experience.
FullmetaljacketJ 6 days ago
@judopathoftruth They're not high power rifles, they're carbines, hence the title.
And I cant think of a single piece of technology that is not constantly being improved upon. Can you ?
newdefsys 5 days ago
are these guys private contractors or something like that
bulldawq1 1 week ago
why is there only a like button?
CamoBlitz 1 week ago
Meanwhile in Canada
Howlzz 1 week ago in playlist Uploaded videos
U GOTTA BE KIDDING ME DEREK!
YayoCummins 1 week ago
I wish this kind of training came standard with being born in America.
salvador0919 1 week ago
That part where he shot the gun was SICK
pixiedawg556 1 week ago
my favorite color is brass!
pik0719 2 weeks ago
0:26 the expression actually goes "Amateurs train until they get it right, professional train until they CAN'T get it wrong."
MrGTinc 2 weeks ago
@MrGTinc They're talking about something different. They're stating that many shooters will practice with parameters that allows them to succeed every time in their drills. They're suggesting to push yourself past those parameters to start making mistakes, and grow as a shooter.
Coop772 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@Coop772 Then the saying would go something like "Amateurs train to get it right. Professionals train to get it wrong", don't you think?
Listen: Chris made a mistake. Big deal. To try to cook up a justification for it just because he's Chris Costa just makes it worse.
SciencePenguin 1 week ago
@SciencePenguin I have no idea who Chris Costa is, I'm just saying it makes sense from another perspective.
Coop772 1 week ago
@MrGTinc The saying is correct. It was modified by Magpul Dynamics instructors to point out that true professionals constantly push themselves to failure and then learn from that failure.
Magpul 2 weeks ago
@Magpul I can't believe how many times you guys have to explain that. Maybe you should just put it in the description.
John234pwns 2 days ago
@MrGTinc Your really going to correct Cris Costa?
inyoface11b 1 week ago
@inyoface11b Are you really not going to correct someone's mistake just because he's Chris Costa?
SciencePenguin 1 week ago
FALSE.
Professionals train until they CANT get it wrong.
AhilMohan 2 weeks ago
@AhilMohan When you get to the point that you believe that you cannot get it wrong, is when you will get other hurt around you. This is called being complacent.
SMOKEindustries 2 weeks ago
@AhilMohan you missed the whole point they were making...
wtfdudenotcool101 1 week ago
Was the first Magpul video really released in 2007? I was thinking more like 2009.
IMFDB 2 weeks ago
@IMFDB The first Art of the Tactical Carbine was completed late 2007 with limited release in that year and a wider general release first quarter 2008.
Magpul 2 weeks ago
We really need more Americans........ if a few could gain residency in the UK and AUS etc and reverse those insideous gun laws they have,this world woul be a safer place....
thats an amazing, like mindblowing! God bless america!
Stag2506 2 weeks ago
@Stag2506 nah, no guns here in Singapore, and all is well
teddybrawl 2 weeks ago
@Stag2506 There are numerous empirical studies out there that correlate lenient gun laws with high crime rates within the US. I like shooting just as much as any other person, but to claim reversing "insideous" gun laws to make the world safer, with so much of these studies refuting your point of view does not seem plausible.
deformedmagicuser 2 weeks ago
@deformedmagicuser
In other words "Everyone knows that guns cause crime".
Please present some names and authors of these studies? As they are numerous, you should have no trouble doing this.
Bert2368 2 weeks ago
@deformedmagicuser I'd like to see the studies you're referring to.
alex12ray 2 weeks ago
I think Chris Costa has the best gun
espada4556 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
Thumbs up If you wonder how many shot their own feet trying to do the fall back and shoot drill!
g3seifert 3 weeks ago
@Moronisaurus You can be fat and still kill on the battlefield! You only have to have the strength of the 3- 10 lbs. Trigger your pulling! Running and gunning shot is for the hollywoods!
g3seifert 3 weeks ago
respect from france, magpul rules, and love u.s. for his constitution ( about firearms )
malinois413 3 weeks ago
sweet more gun porn!!
2111onyx 3 weeks ago
at :45 cool ass carbine
shotin101 3 weeks ago
i love that kac gas block flip up sight
MrRustytrombone 3 weeks ago
what kind of bullshit is this?
MrSprett6 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Some MAGPUL equipment parts are Incredibly useful, like for instance some of the sling mounts... Youll never go back to side mounted sling. Its an improvement equivalent of version 2.0 so to speak. MAGPUL makes good gear, but a lot of people overdo it and put EVERYTHING they can on there... and thats not a good idea
Moronisaurus 3 weeks ago
Watching those video is like practicing MMA by watch UFC clips on your TV.
You got to be on the ground playing with your guns for a while and then you gonna start learning one thing or two.
bamboostinger 3 weeks ago
Man. That's so gay.
vChipGivesThemSight 3 weeks ago
these kinds of ppl really motivate me. fuck being pasifist pussies. take an active role in your survival instead of letting your country castrate you.
bensbravebabybenz 4 weeks ago
I remember the days when you could go to a gun range and have a good time shooting at your target minding your own business at your bench with whatever rifle. Nowadays it is all tactical this and assault that, and every time you go there is a group of neckbeards (who are grossly overweight) running these "drills" or hammering away with their goofy ass ar15 at a target irresponsibly. Those folks are to the gun hobby what riceburners are to the hot rod hobby.
alexthebomb542 4 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 This made me laugh, but i agree! There is always a group that ruins everything for something.
OdysseusGarapet 4 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 You assume that every person who does this sort of training is 'grossly overweight', which is absurd. Surely you do not understand the dynamics of a firefight (you don't just sit at a bench and plink away at the enemy), which is why you think that this kind of 'tactical training' is stupid. Don't plasture your ignorance through Youtube and expect not to get a negative response.
samtaekwondo123 3 weeks ago
@samtaekwondo123 Of course I don't understand the "dynamics of a firefight". I am a civilian hobbyist, not an action hero or an army man. In fact, I hope to avoid getting even close to a firefight. However, if I ever am caught in one, I doubt I will have any of my long guns even close to me (and if I had the chance to grab one it would be one of my pre-86 full autos, not some neckbeard tacticool gun).
alexthebomb542 3 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 good luck spraying bullets all over. even those in special forces groups understand that the power of one bullet in semi-auto firing is 1000x more effective than emptying a magazine in a few seconds. our current enemies overseas are using full auto ak-47s and get lucky when they hit someone in a firefight. one shot one kill, not 30 shots almost hit. full auto should only be used in beltfed machine guns for supressive fire, not in a rifle.
navy4life5 3 weeks ago
@navy4life5 I am not in a special forces group, again I am a civilian shooter (this is not a difficult concept). 90% of incidents where a firearm is present in a crime occur at less than 5 feet, so a long gun will be impractical anyways. Pick one argument of point and stick with it kid.
alexthebomb542 3 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 i did stick with one point. and i only mentioned special forces because they are the most elite and top shots in the world. full-auto is useless and a waste of lead. and you said it, CRIMES, they are running drills for short-medium range engagements. i highly doubt Chris Costa runs around with his m4 on him at all times in case of an emergency. this dvd is for carbines, not what to do if you are in a bad spot at the moment. stick to one argument yourself.
navy4life5 3 weeks ago
@navy4life5 Actually they are not, the army marksmanship team out of Pendleton are the best. And these DVDs are useless to the gun community and help perpetuate a bad image to the anti gunners. They sure do help sell magpul crap to the legions of neckbeards hanging from their nuts though.
alexthebomb542 3 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 the tactics used are actually very beneficial and magpul has made very high quality and vigorously researched accessories to help aid in the performance of shooting in a combative situation. in my opinion, the AFG is one of the greatest innovations in weapons handling in years since the development of the pistol grip on rifles
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@navy4life5 @navy4life5 Again, I will never be in a combative situation with a long gun, nor will I ever be clearing rooms with a carbine. Also, I have never been to a competition (I shoot in IDPA, Carbine, and 3 gun... check my videos if you must) where people who win use a goofy ass tactical AR15. I just use a simple HK93 with no frills, an old beretta pistol I have, and an HK m1 and I KILL the tacticool fags who pretend that these videos are the gospel of firearms.
alexthebomb542 3 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 well if thats how you feel, thats fine. however, in 3 gun and other shooting competitions, its all about precision and speed, so many opt to have slick rigs. all of the "crap" on these rifles have a purpose in the field and are meant to aid the shooter. the lasers and flashlights are useless in 3 gun, i agree, but if you are operating in low light, they are necessary.
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Moronisaurus 3 weeks ago
@alexthebomb542 My point was that you are BOTH right to some extent. This stuff is what we are taught in the Danish army, and my grouping got a lot better when I for instance started to hold my rifle far out on the front guard (not sure of the name).
BUT! We are professionals, who do this very often, and still improve. To buy a DVD and run around and act tough. As someone said.. "to learn martial arts from watching UFC"
I think this whole DVD is bogus, made for the chubby wannabe warrior!
Moronisaurus 3 weeks ago
@Moronisaurus I could not agree with you more my Danish friend.
alexthebomb542 3 weeks ago
thats how its done
Fj4LiFe23 4 weeks ago
Excellent work
chagopr 4 weeks ago
HAHA this is great.
highsidecrash 4 weeks ago
Is this training for PMC?
w1lln3ub3u 1 month ago
@w1lln3ub3u No, not really generally training for anyone who uses carbines, for personal defence, military, pmc, law enforcement etc.... whatever...
Crosswalknorway 1 month ago
these r the ppl we should have in our army...
embo920 1 month ago
daaayyyuumm, these r some professionals !!!
Zescaflowne 1 month ago
what is this sounds name??
SEALsNavy1 1 month ago
THis video gave me a boner
Bamabarrett 1 month ago
They should get Tobuscus to do a literal trailer for this.
arandomperson3 1 month ago
wow never realized how long magpul has been around. Came out when I was in Highschool, now I'm learning with my very own AR in 2012.
Peter421 1 month ago
I'm not impressed with Costa's beard.. Too much hype
TheMrFinnigan 1 month ago in playlist More videos from Magpul
When he said your not dead until someone above you turns out those lights o was like beastly and oh shit that's scary
ss2gernade4 1 month ago
Want!
Pilot2011able 1 month ago
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fagpul hehehehe
xPrimer13 2 months ago
@xPrimer13 Your awesome (Im a subscriber)
TehCodFilms 2 months ago
@TehCodFilms lol were you watching the video and found this or did you like click on my name?
xPrimer13 2 months ago
@xPrimer13 i was searching for videos like FPSRussia and found this and found your comment :O
TehCodFilms 2 months ago
switched on ...
DGrahamEMTA 2 months ago
Wicked Nice..............
013Kona 2 months ago
are these dvds available in australia? cause i've never seen one
MrFunnylicious 2 months ago
2:21 Aimbot :D
Bigfrie192 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
hell ya :D
xxtwinkieninjaxx 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
at 1:05, guy in the foreground with the KIA bracelet. what sight is on his rifle?
johnstone587 2 months ago
@johnstone587 I believe its called a elcan sight,hope this helped.
dillholefucker 2 months ago
@dillholefucker That's it, thanks. Our SAW gunners had bigger elcans but I didn't know they made other variants like the one in the vid. Might have to look into that...
johnstone587 2 months ago
@johnstone587 elcan specter dr 1-4x...and yessir it is the same elcan that makes our m145 saw optic...
FTW20ten 1 month ago
@FTW20ten Thanks.
johnstone587 1 month ago
Will the blu ray ever be released?
ethon711 3 months ago
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"US Senate:Bill Allows The Military To Arrest Americans On American Soil And Hold Them Indefinitely, calming America a battle ground"; search on US bill s.1867 military authorization.
MrSchpankme 3 months ago
Wow... Costa shaved... I'm pissed
YourAirsoftNightmare 3 months ago
@YourAirsoftNightmare And you aren't pissed that Costa quit Magpul? FYI, he didn't have the beard in Tactical Carbine 1.
John234pwns 3 months ago
@John234pwns I thought Travis Haley left?
Volkov556 3 months ago
@Volkov556 Travis left a little while ago to make Haley Strategic. Costa recently left as well to make Costa Ludus.
John234pwns 3 months ago
@Volkov556 Travis left a while ago, but Chris left in early December. Any additional footage was obviosly made when they were still part of the company. DVD's like these take a long time to release (as evident with the recent precision rifle dvd's). Magpul is still the owner of the material and own the "Dynamic Carbine" course material. That's why Travis has the "Adaptive Carbine" with Pantaeo.
ffryan 2 months ago
@alex921324: dude, I wasn't disputing you. I agreed with you that at 1:41 a scar is shown.
FmrHrntWSO98 3 months ago
Alex921224 got it right - it's a SCAR. Note the reciprocating charging handle.
FmrHrntWSO98 3 months ago
@FmrHrntWSO98 I saw the ACR in 1:40 and the SCAR in 1:41...
Alex921224 3 months ago
any plans for doing something like this for the Art of the Dynamic Handgun? that'll probably be the one I get first, as it will be most practically useful.
GrimBrotherIV 3 months ago
These videos get me way too jazzed up. I don't even own a carbine at the moment.
GrimBrotherIV 3 months ago
Magpul thats shit to have a version 2 for the people that bought version 1. If anything allow us to download the additional content.
RedDragonLodge 3 months ago
@RedDragonLodge I think the main attraction for this version is the fact that it's on blu-ray, though I don't know why people would care that much about the added resolution. I agree with you though, they should have just the extra material available in dvd quality and on their website for download. hell, they could even charge a small fee for just that 90 minutes, as long as it's not as much as the regular dvd's
aaronbobaron 4 weeks ago
I didn't see any Bushmaster ACR's in these videos
carmas54 3 months ago
@carmas54 1:40 second from the end there. true you don't see many, though. the AR15 platform is just still so much more ubiquitous and the ACR still needs a little fine-tuning, from what I understand. (my favorite rifle though)
GrimBrotherIV 3 months ago
@GrimBrotherIV... Ah yes min. 1:41, i just thought it was funny that these are the guys who where the face of the ACR before they sold it off to Bushmaster and there was just a mere glimpse of an ACR in their training video... BTW GREAT production.
carmas54 3 months ago
@carmas54 I think that is FN SCAR-L
Alex921224 3 months ago
Maybe it 's the last training video of Chris & travis on magpul dynamic ......
kenlam1985 3 months ago
Until somebody above you...turns out those lights. Amen.
Archetypeddd 3 months ago
Oh. My. Fucking. God. I want this.
maticman1093 3 months ago
Any plans to release the new material to previous customers?
flooffyball 3 months ago
no he is saying it right...you train till you get it wrong....you train train train the right way until it starts to go wrong then you stop....point is you train a long time....long time till your body and or mind starts to break down and you do it wrong....
bricejevinn 3 months ago
More like the BROMANCE that started it all...
krakk66 3 months ago
For sure I need to buy this DVD.
kabandy64 3 months ago
@DirtyMidgetStudios- The primary reason the military doesn't teach this stuff is because the individuals who develop training don't know anything about shooting. The military as a whole is 10 to 15 years behind when it comes to weapons manipulation training. Also, the average soldier is not a "gun person" and very rarely thinks about training beyond tactics.
hoot1141 3 months ago
hold up... thumb OVER the barrel? O-O
SjKimber 3 months ago
@SjKimber You must be new here.
DrakonTheBattlemage 3 months ago
@DrakonTheBattlemage
Not really. If I remember correctly the thumb wasn't completely over the barrel in the previous carbine videos.
Of course it has been a while since I watched them but the stance with the thumb completely over the barrel looked different compared to what I remember.
SjKimber 3 months ago
Is the 2012 calendar going to be ready by then so I can get them both together??? Can't wait!
magas82 3 months ago
Training also depends on the unit and leadership within that unit and what they want to teach their soldiers.
Pizack3 3 months ago
"Japan would never invade the United States, for we would find a rifle behind every blade of grass."
Isoruku Yamamoto, Japanese General, WW2
Treembea 3 months ago
Apparently Magpul should release a video on how to interpret the "professionals..." quote for all these confused folks on youtube.
mranalog 3 months ago
I don't understand the confusion with "professionals train until they get it wrong." If you are "training" for something...and you never "get it wrong" then you aren't learning anything at that point. An amateur will "train" to the point where he can "get it right" and then stops...he is happy with himself. A professional will get it right...and then push himself harder and harder and harder until he gets it wrong. Then try to master what he got wrong...and start all over again.
animalmother556x45 3 months ago
Why doesn't the military teach this stuff?
DirtyMidgetStudios 3 months ago
@DirtyMidgetStudios
Budget mainly. Also, the fact that the people in these videos are advanced shooters, where your basic infantry soldier doesn't know shit. I was in the Marine Corps infantry and did a special security CQB detail, and we didn't learn anything like this. These guys are truly innovative. To actually answer your question, there's just too many dumbasses out there and not enough money to train them this efficiently.
Landon1911PD 3 months ago
@DirtyMidgetStudios The military teaches a lot of this stuff, but it depends on your vranch of service. In the marines we all learn similar things to this, regardless of weather we're line marines, cooks, or mechanics, "every marines a rifleman". Other branches don't do that, or do that as much. You also have to remember that some of the things taught here are not appropiate for every soldier on the battlefield. This stuff is really geared towards the PMC and SF communities.
thecyberpunk 3 months ago
Is Costa leaving Magpul?
fatchicken2006 3 months ago
@fatchicken2006 I'm pretty sure they have jobs and lives outside of magpul, this is just something they do a lot of.
thecyberpunk 3 months ago
Nice!!:D
takaji27 3 months ago
I guess the most important question is....will there be extra funny bloopers? :D
juki009 3 months ago
Professional athletes? Hardly. The vast majority of Magpul's customer base consists of a bunch of fat, neck-breathing, glorified airsofters.
Garuda1337 3 months ago
@Garuda1337
I don't know you, but you seem to know everything about everyone. Straighten your shit up!! ;-)
paulzz81 3 months ago
@Garuda1337 Yeah. And I like how it's written "Leet" in your nickname.
KhanSeb 3 months ago
@Garuda1337 I'll take a bunch of fat neck breathing air softers over some fat kid in his mom's basement playing COD anyday. At least the air softers can put down the bag of freetos and do something.
Lock your shit up!
LEDshooter 3 months ago
@Garuda1337 Of course, if these classes and videos only sold to SF operators they would go out of business. That doesn't mean there is anything wrong with challenging people to compete and train above their class though.
thecyberpunk 3 months ago
@Garuda1337 I disagree. the population of military, law enforcement, and private security agencies far out ways the small amount of airsoft hobbyist. Airsoft is not even close to the 1% US military alone is.
mranalog 3 months ago
@Garuda1337 get a life troll!
kalif151byccrew 3 months ago
@kalif151byccrew Let me guess. You're a fat, southern redneck who through years of inbreeding have an IQ equivalent to that of most cows. You managed to suck enough dicks to scrimp up enough money for an AR15, played too much Call of Duty, and ordered a subscription to Soldier of Fortune magazine. Now you think you're a high-speed, low-drag operator, preparing for the end of the world so that you and your AR15 will be there to bring civilization back to the people. You're a regular Dale Gribble.
Garuda1337 3 months ago
@Garuda1337 wow, you got it right on the nose. all from 4 words. amazing!
kalif151byccrew 3 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@Garuda1337 why do you hide your channel bitch? you got some bieber videos favorited or something? well my channel is open and you'll see how fucking wrong you are about me. but I know this and so does everyone else on here you're a loser troll and you should banned from anything 12 and up!
kalif151byccrew 3 months ago
Will the blu-ray be region free?
RisBo21 3 months ago
HOLY CRAP! Just when I thought that it couldn't get any better, now there is another one! Heck Yeah!!!!
SergeantZippo 3 months ago
Costa's beard in 1080p?!?!? Fuck Yeah.
Xtasy2315 3 months ago
I dont understand why Costa and friends always get that quote wrong.
"...professionals train until they CANT get it wrong." lol
EmpathyWorks 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks They say it that way because that is their philosophy on training. Once you master something (can't get it wrong), you must increase the difficulty till you start making mistakes (getting it wrong) and start the mastering process all over again. In short it is reaching your "Failure Point" and moving past it.
Magpul 3 months ago
@Magpul In essence, never get comfortable.
JusuchinPanjirinanu 3 months ago
@Magpul It makes sense now that youve typed up 2 paragraphs worth of explanation, lol.
I think they should come up with a new slogan that embodies what you just said, in fewer words.
/2cents.
EmpathyWorks 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, Delta Alpha?
NCSheepdog613 3 months ago
@Magpul I always though it was that professionals will train and train untill they get it wrong. because when you get it wrong on the battlefield you are dead. thus you can train no more
unearthlyp51ace 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks The other part of the meaning is that professionals train until they get it wrong, meaning they are killed. There is no more training after you have died in a gunfight. Remember professionals in this business fight for their lives. If they get it wrong in the field there is no going back and running the course again.
thecyberpunk 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks
trust me, every athlete, math genius or proffesional shooter thinks that way.
it sounds weird but its logical.
things like these will always need to be improved or perfected. you train till you get it wrong.. then start all over again and do it right.. then train some more and woops another small flaw noticed? start again.
perfectione'
arthuro13 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks You ever been in a fight? You learn a lot more from getting your ass kicked than you do from winning. When you win, all the mistakes you made are generally overlooked. When you loose, they're magnified. Same idea here.
Nater245689 3 months ago
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datzitteezy 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@EmpathyWorks Please tell me your kidding.
AirsoftFeRever 3 months ago
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Auschwitzsmellsnice 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks looks like you got it wrong lol noob
datzitteezy 3 months ago
@EmpathyWorks If you own the DVD and actually watched it they explain why they say it like that
Excalibur01 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@EmpathyWorks Think about the quote. Amateurs train until they get it right a couple times, then they tend to stop there. Professionals always seek that next level of proficiency. You can always get better at something like this. Obviously nobody can ever be above a mistake, or "getting it wrong". The point is that is what you try and train for. If you train until you can't get it wrong, you'll be on a path that never settles and always wants to do better.
ffryan 2 months ago
@ffryan The problem is that most people reach the level of "can't get it wrong" and become complacent with that. I think that's the idea that you have to get it wrong, so you never settle down for anything.
John234pwns 2 months ago
@John234pwns Those who believe that they have reached the level of "can't get it wrong" need to understand that that level does not exist. Haley and Costa will be the first ones to say that. It's an imaginary goal that forces you to continue training to try and reach the unattainable but in the process will make you better and better. Anybody who settles or becomes complacent has demonstrated an amateur attitude.
ffryan 2 months ago
@ffryan Seems a roundabout way to justify it. If you do exactly the same thing every time you practice, eventually it'll be perfect. But that doesn't meant practical. Look at the guys who do sub-three-second el presidente drills.
John234pwns 2 months ago
@John234pwns I agree completely. As Wayne Gretzky always said, "practice doesn't make perfect, it just makes you better at what you're doing". If we practice imperfectly then how do we ever expect to get perfect, right? We want to continue training because we can always get better, regardless of how good we get. When I watch Magpul DVD's I always say to myself that I want to train so I can be better than Costa and Haley. Quite the ambitious feat but that will keep me pushing the limits.
ffryan 2 months ago