Direct Action Combat Performance breaks down the components of the a vintage JTF2 kit... "Randy sat down not too long ago to take us down memory lane and breakdown what the gear was like back when he started in the unit.

Here we have a fairly famous image (famous as far as publicly distributed images go of JTF2) that was just before JTF2 began to transition away from the black coveralls, MP5's and shin guards."

Another round of drills that you can follow courtesy of Direct Action Combat Performance... "Always moving, like a shark'. If you're at the range and have a pair of cones, give this one a go. It's a great way to get comfortable with moving and shooting, and eventually moving while transitioning weapon systems. You can always adjust the distance between the cones to fit personal preferences, as well as the speed at which you complete the drill. Enjoy!"

Whilst not the optimal, Direct Action Combat Performance shows how the technique is done... "While easy to consider this situation far from optimal, it's important to know what to do, and we will be applying these principals moving forward with our CQB entry series.

This was our first time planning out a shoot like this, so if you have any suggestions or feedback on how to make these better for the viewer, don't be shy!"

For airsoft shotgun owners who use the more realistic operating ones such as the APS CAM870 series, here is drill by a former JTF2 Assaulter you can follow as posted by Direct Action Combat Performance. They recommend this for civilian shotgun users and can be handy when practiced often.

In this video by Direct Action Combat Performance, a JTF2 assaulter shows the proper stance when firing a pistol... "Continuing our series of videos on the range, Randy goes over important - and not important - things surrounding a 'proper' stance when firing a pistol. Let us know in the comments how this stacks up against your own practices, and what you prefer!"

Direct Action Combat Performance got something to share to civilians, especially how to shoot in this video... "This video is more of a question for our viewers, in the form of a video. We have had several discussions of the last few weeks about branching off and creating civilian-specific training. Less tactical, more fun, on platforms that are available to all - including those who are just starting out."

Direct Action Combat Performance got an episode that you might want to check out to improve weapons handling... "Today's video covers a few hot topics; BAD Levers (be nice!), and how to smoothly transition between weapon systems. And see a real-world example of what can happen when running brand-spanking-new gear on the range - and more importantly - How to work through these issues. We weren't going to edit out a great teaching moment."

A former JTF2 assaulter talks about his favourite gloves in this Direct Action Combat Performance video... "Randy walks us through his preferred gloves for the range, as well as while he was operating. What gloves are y'all rocking these days?"

Direct Action Combat Performance got a firearms fundamental series and it is about long gun positioning... "From positioning, pressure, grip, and stance - it's all related. Here is part one of two, in how Randy approaches long gun positioning, using everything he's learned operating with JTF2, alongside other Tier One units internationally."

Direct Action Combat Performance shows a CQB technique for long gun retention... "A quick and violent way to approach long gun retention in various scenarios, not entirely limited to CQB. Not over-complicated, be gentle to your training partners hands, please."