GBRS Group- High ready VS Low ready

DJ covers the controversial topic of high ready vs low ready as we cover why we like the elevated risers on our carbines. We believe that the optic riser allows the end user to be in a better overall body position. It allows for more situational awareness processing and presenting body armor to the threat in an upright posture.

Carbine- Bravo Company
barrel- 11.5 Proof research
Sling- GBRS Group (SBS)
Riser- Unity Tactical
Optic- Aimpoint T2
Laser- L3 NGAL.

[MrCrazyCahl]

"There is no high ready vs low ready, there is only ready. Stay ready."

I f**king love that. 💯

[Seasniffer]

So sick to know what this guy went through for devgru selection and we're now getting HIS lessons on God damn YouTube.

Fuckin love the future, men.

[mm]

Thanks for sharing, lads. Am a Marine infantryman but I always pay close attention when a SEAL agrees to share their knowledge. Thanks again.

[lamorandrews]

“If you stay ready you ain’t gotta get ready.”

-SugaFree

[DevinDieselD]

His action is so smooth, many reps have been done

[TonyAndrea]

Thanks DJ! Being 6'4 I'm always feeling like I had to lower my eyes to the weapon. I put a riser on an old optic and tried this out. HUGE difference!! Many thanks!!

[glassfireactual]

Full circle. Back to the Mog days then they had optics on carry handles.

Cheek weld is a thing of the past, so now we are back to placing the sights were they were over the carry handles. In the past.

[Jack-ozbf]

A complete commitment to his craft. Talk about a professional.

[LK-bzsk]

The fundamentals here are rock solid. I can’t believe we get this content for free. Damn grateful. Thx.

[ryanjones]

This has made sense to me for a long time but I kept being told "You need a good consistent cheek weld." I was told the cheek weld could also function as a reference point for consistent shots. It makes me feel a little bit vindicated seeing this change and having guys like you, who would be the ones to know, using and promoting a heads up posture.

[hankrichardson]

Greatly appreciated by many I'm sure for any info you share to help others to be safe, effective, faster, and for you guys be humble enough to share what's took y'all year's to master is badass, greatly appreciated.

[genehanna]

This dude oozes solid info. This man must know gunfu bc he teaches like a master!

[sharkfence]

A sit down with DJ and Pat McNamara would be epic....

[evenflow]

This dude is a real life super hero, these DEVGRU warriors should def have their own action figures or TV show.
Seriously, def the kinda role models young kids should have these days, much better than those moronic, talentless YouTube and tictoc influencers.

[TheAwakez]

Just got done watching his interview/podcast with Shawn... can't have enough of this guy

[arighteousname]

It's about time the community is moving foward with a more upright heads up stance when it comes to CQB and more people are starting to see its benefits because guys with real world experience are starting to call out alot of BS that's being taught out there.
I was never I fan of the exaggerated hunched over, buttstock closed in, hyper extended support arm grip that was taught by dudes like Costa and alot of other internet charlatans that was all the rage 10 years ago.
Thank you 🤙

[johnnyrebel]

You’ve got a great fn channel. No bullshit straight to the point. Hell yes I’m trying some of the techniques you present. Knowledge is power!

[GfrmdaBrnx]

Nothing but respect and admiration for this American Hero and Legend amongst Legends. A fucking library couldn’t hold the amount of knowledge this Warrior retains. True badass. Salute DJ!!!💪🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[klk]

Thank Whatever GOD is real for DJ COVERING THIS TOPIC, I RAN INTO THIS METHOD 5YRs ago or so BUT I JUST SAW SOME OLD RETIRED DELTA GUY BASHING ONE OR THE OTHER WHEN USING THIS METHOD (The Guys) ARGUMENT IS IRRELEVANT/IRRATIONAL when using a riser. And just for the record (DELTA/DEVGru both did high ready then in the 1990s some instructor either got shot or almost got shot on the cat walk so they made the Tier 1 teams go to low ready literally just because the instructors on the cat walk. But a hand full of delta went back to a high ready in 2006 era because they preferred gravity assist. But then the argument that a high ready blocks visibility when it’s honestly irrelevant. If you are in a high ready or low and not presented that would mean you are not in a position to fire the gun in the first place. I only stay in a high or low to keep from muzzle swiping someone in front of me. If I have someone in front of me I can’t fire any ways. I just don’t have a problem seeing around my gun in a high ready (which was this guys argument) the angle I hold the weapon I never seem to block my view. But I do train both ways and I don’t really have a preference anymore it’s whatever I feel like in the moment. I think being flexible is better than ocd where if you can’t be in a certain position your brain just shuts down. Hah which btw I literally have seen people if the range doesn’t allow high ready because the cat walk they literally melt and start sucking on a thumb. I think everybody should be proficient at high and low while feeling natural in both.