Name: Mm Mhm Uh huh.
Uploaded: 2021-05-03T18:10:35.925564+00:00
Duration: 1305 s
Channel: Scott Schlichter
Description: Mm Mhm Uh huh.

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Scott Schlichter

Mm Mhm Uh huh.

 We're gonna learn offensive and defensive driving techniques,

 If you're in a potentially dangerous situation, start doing a

 hand brake locked up, foot brake to a stop, shift and break.

 Position to cover, car slides in direction of steering more

 You're driving down the road, identify a bad situation, put it

 J Turn reverse is a really simple and effective way to get

 Driving backwards in a car can be very unstable, especially

 I'm a big fan of the old school. I'm a big fan of the old

 tried high speed driving in reverse, car felt off balance and

 driving along down the road, decided to take a joker out,

 turn in, drive through, so you've definitely seen this

 match speed, make contact, drive through on the gas, yep. See

 After a long day of practice, we decided to blow off some

 Have you loaded mags before anything? No, not for years. All

 instructor. Go ahead and bring a gun into work. Start a

 I'm a newbie with a rifle, and I'm learning how to properly

 Give me one hit each on both pumpkins. Good safety on and

 assault rifle is much easier to handle than the pistol. Tricky

 I have to make a high speed cornering entrance into a closed

The Drive's Josh Condon heads to Team O'Neil Rally School to learn tactical driving and firearms techniques, then combine both in a fake mission to escape a "hostile environment."

Position to Cover: 0:59
Reverse 180: 5:29
High-Speed Backing: 8:38
Pit Maneuver (Spinning Another Car): 10:58
Car Chase: 13:38
Handguns and Assault Rifles Training: 14:23
Final Test: 18:47

More at The Drive.com:
http://www.thedrive.com/accelerator/6553/we-helped-team-oneil-and-sig-sauer-create-the-most-badass-driving-course-ever

Team O'Neil Rally School:
https://teamoneil.com/

Shot by Andrew Siceloff, edited by Andrew Siceloff and Erica Lourd, and produced by Cait Knoll.

The Drive's Josh Condon heads to Team O'Neil Rally School to learn tactical driving and firearms techniques, then combine both in a fake mission to escape a "hostile environment."Position to Cover: 0:59 Reverse 180: 5:29 High-Speed Backing: 8:38 Pit Maneuver (Spinning Another Car): 10:58 Car Chase: 13:38 Handguns and Assault Rifles Training: 14:23 Final Test: 18:47More at The <a href="http://Drive.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Drive.com</a>: <a href="http://www.thedrive.com/accelerator/6553/we-helped-team-oneil-and-sig-sauer-create-the-most-badass-driving-course-ever" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://www.thedrive.com/accelerator/6553/we-helped-team-oneil-a…</a>Team O'Neil Rally School: <a href="https://teamoneil.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://teamoneil.com/</a>Shot by Andrew Siceloff, edited by Andrew Siceloff and Erica Lourd, and produced by Cait Knoll.

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 We're gonna learn offensive and defensive driving techniques, combined with the use of firearms. A fake mission will be thrown in to mix things up.

 If you're in a potentially dangerous situation, start doing a three point turn as soon as possible. This will greatly reduce the amount of time it takes to get out of there.

 hand brake locked up, foot brake to a stop, shift and break. First year. No big deal. Break it hard.

 Position to cover, car slides in direction of steering more than you think it will, need to start further to opposite side than expected, and then pull 180° backwards.

 You're driving down the road, identify a bad situation, put it into reverse count of 3, lift and turn first gear and go to get out of it.

 J Turn reverse is a really simple and effective way to get speed going backwards in a car, pop off the gas and crank the wheel and the car does the rest while it looks dramatic.

 Driving backwards in a car can be very unstable, especially when there are people around you. Use mirrors to look over your shoulder to help navigate the situation.

 I'm a big fan of the old school. I'm a big fan of the old school. I'm a big fan of the old school. I'm a big fan of the old school.

 tried high speed driving in reverse, car felt off balance and constantly switching from using mirrors to looking out windows, spitting them out.

 driving along down the road, decided to take a joker out, match speeds, match bumpers turning and drive through and we're gone.

 turn in, drive through, so you've definitely seen this maneuver on tv and in the movies and unlike a lot of these other techniques, it's not something you can practice yourself in an empty parking lot,

 match speed, make contact, drive through on the gas, yep. See you later.

 After a long day of practice, we decided to blow off some steam and put my new skills to the test with a car chase through tim O'Neil sprawling mountain course, Wyatt hopped in the BMW E 30.

 Have you loaded mags before anything? No, not for years. All right, so I just placed the round on the follower and I pushed down. Okay again, flat end the flat end the round end goes to front

 instructor. Go ahead and bring a gun into work. Start a magazine into pistols. Practice slide. Chamber check round in there and holster so low ready the gun is at belt level. Fire one round.

 I'm a newbie with a rifle, and I'm learning how to properly use it and pass for a novice. 30 round magazines, similar in size to pistols.

 Give me one hit each on both pumpkins. Good safety on and magazine. Three shots to the chest, eyes and ears. Come up and engage again. Really helps with recoil.

 assault rifle is much easier to handle than the pistol. Tricky part came when I had to switch from the rifle back to the handgun. All the necessary adjustments got log jammed in my brain. I'm ready now.

 I have to make a high speed cornering entrance into a closed off firing range, bust through all of boxes and slide into position to cover between two barriers. When the gun runs out of ammo, I'll ditch it.