Dry Practice with the AR-15 Rifle Malfunctions

How to clear out a Failure to Eject, Extract or Double Feed or Malfunctions with the AR-15. Don't practice this at home, only at a range. The end result is to have a loaded weapon. So only do this at a range. A great video on what has caused the malfunction and also how to fix it. These are great videos to watch, write down and take this training to your range. More on AtacTv.com It's free.

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[ericdbates]

@jdmSRT you could insert a bad mag, or bad round from a mag. but, since the last "rack" is a release of the bolt via the charging handle you should see the charging handle re-seat without stopping short, then there's a very high likelihood you just chambered a good round. you can't super-tripple-quadruple check everything :)

[jdmSRT]

Is there any chance that after you "RACK, RACK, RACK" than quickly insert a mag that is can cause another malfunction? I am just wondering because I noticed after you "RACK, RACK, RACK" you didn't look to verify it was clear. Obviously it did clear properly and it would take about a second or two longer to verify but I just want to know for sure skipping that verification is good-to-go. Thank you for this vid it really helped me learn

[VTsheepdog]

What about the use of dummy rounds for dry fire practice in the home? I use them, I just make absolutely sure that there is no live ammunition in the room where I am doing my dry fire drills! I use them for my malfunction drills and for tac reload drills. Speed reloads I just use empty mags for.

[waltertruenorth]

Thank you for sharing the malfunction clearance techniques.

[Glock17trainer]

These are great videos, good way improve is dry fire.