Sure it's heaven? I mean... you're still watching shitty videos on YT. Absolutely sure they didn't pull one on you and you're actually a few floors deeper?
People who dont like this technique are missing the point. The man is giving you one option of how to deal with a rifle to your back. He did not say it was perfect but come a day when a real rifle is in your back this way may be the only option you have.
I am a former Special Operations soldier, I can tell you that there are many ways to disarm a target against a pistol, knife or rifle. The real trick is to get your head and body out of the possible bullet path. Speed and accuracy are severely important and muscle memory plays an important part...practice practice, practice. If anyone has a question you can contact me on FB by searching Sean Rick. I was a hand to hand instructor for various specialized units. With what I believe is about to happen in our country , I do not mind teaching or advising fellow patriots.,,,,The more sweat in training, the less blood in combat !
I totally agree with your statement : "get your head and body out of the possible bullet path". Fact is, he doesn't do that, he only restricts his chance of survival by only using his hand to veered off the possible bullet path. So he only relies on the hope he will be faster than his attacker. Don't you think he could "step out" (sorry, English is not my strong point) the possible bullet path at the same time he veers off the possible bullet path in order to increase his chances of survival ?
Believe it or not, your response can be faster than your assailant's trigger pull. It's about the reaction time it takes for them to A) process that you're resisting, B) decide to shoot in response, C) send command to finger to pull trigger, D) actually pull the trigger. All that can take up to .5-.6 seconds, which is a very narrow window to get out of the way of the barrel, but not impossible. That's why you train. Also why you want to keep the person as relaxed as possible.
I think this is one the most reliable video about disarming someone with a rifle! It’s quick and simple, just what you need in case the situation happens!
Like judo etc. If u r a fighter, uknow this will work. It will because u will practice it 1000 or so times and then keep up on it. Its not instant youtube instruction. This man is giving u awesome tips u should experiment and then from your extensive experience talk the talk.
Charles Laures both, no bad guy in iraq is dumb enough to stick his barrel in the back of a soldier and no bad guy will leave a "prisoner" uncuffed and go with a picknic with him, this shit is for hollywood movies only.
oh man this brings me back, way back. this amazing human being right here used to teach actual ninjutsu on TH-cam, chosunninja. but because of the way people behave on the internet, childish and out of control like Neanderthals at a fancy dinner party, he chose to stop sharing his techniques with the world. deeming the internet unworthy and lacking enough discipline to earn the privilege. so many people constantly harassed him and his students, wannabe narutos and bruce lee's tried to discredit him and made every attempt to bury this man in the dirt. all for no reason other than jealousy and spite. the world misses you Chosun-sensei
I don't know this man but I can tell he practiced this for years. This is actually very effective for untrained hostage takers but still risky. I'm a big chicken so I can't do this. :V
Yeah if it's your last option or if your "going for a ride" in a vehicle do it.....you have nothing to loose. Usually you should never willingly let them take you in a vehicle because it rarely ends well since now they can take you somewhere more seclusion.
what do you who is gonna stick a barrel to you kill someone up close or from a Distance but if they right there close to you you've got a better chance if there far Idk lmao
I've seen a lot of gun defenses, but I haven't seen these before.Most of the rifle defenses I use involve trying to throw the opponent. It’s nice to see other options. I will be adding them to my curriculum. Great vid! Thanks a lot!
There are many legit videos however with that said, one needs to find what is suitable for his or her needs and capabilities. A person can practice spinning a quarter from a clockwise spin and another person can master it from the counter-clockwise spin...nice analogy right? But it works either way ! Find you Niche and go for it but do not overload your brain with a million techniques, find a few that you are good at and again...practice, practice and more practice. Good luck everyone !
Excellent advice. I appreciate your demonstration and your pause & demonstrate methods. Finally, someone who knows what he is talking about and knows how to transfer the information. Hoo rah! Thanks.
True but like any form of combat, practice it to death and it may prevent your own. I'm a fellow soldier in the British Army and if Basic training taught me anything, is that Practicing to much isn't a thing.. Because when it comes right down to it We Human beings can do amazing things when faced with death sometimes it's unbelievable.
Anyone reading this, there's lots of instructional videos for self defense, many are bullshit, but this guy is legit, I know his videos for a long time, always top legit techniques. The key is to practice so much it becomes instinct, stay safe y'all
+Silver Mirai This is crap. No offense, but this will get you killed. There is no safe way to disarm obviously, but this guy did not cover NEAR enough to make it effective. The guy you are disarming would have to basically let go of his gun for this to work. Plus if he is wearing a should strap terrible idea. (disarms when the guy has a shoulder strap is a bad idea period no matter the technique.. lol) Main point should not be getting his gun it should be getting the gun out of the way so you can fight him. One hand should be grabbing the gun, and the other hand should be hitting him in the nose bringing tears to his eyes blurring his vision and staggering him if you get a good hit. ThIs gives you time to either get your knife out or to then take his gun away. This guy has a good basic idea of what to do, but his training has made him blind to the realistic way of how things work. Not saying i know how to do things perfectly, but my way would work much better then what he has shown you. Either way can get you killed. Neither way is fool proof, and both was there is a chance that you won't get the gun or you won't do what you were meaning to do and you will then most likely die. If you ever do get a gun in your face think it out first. Don't just blindly try to get his gun. That will get you killed or shot.
Silver Mirai I don't blame you. I am just some guy on the internet lol, but you should think about these things. Use your head and think "What can go wrong here, and what can i do to fix that?"
I was typing the exact same thing but saw your comment. You're right, if someone gets that close to you, they're definitely not trained to maintain control of the situation, or rifle.
+Anthony Jimison i have trained Aikido in ca. 5-6 years years. i can´t say that im realy good xD but i know how to defend my self. so Aikido works good for me :P
+Anthony Jimison The funny thing is that this is a load of bs. A person will not let go the easy. Not to mention if you are surrounded as was one of the scenarios in the video a disarm is a terrible idea. You grab the gun and someone is going to shoot you. Probably wouldn't get to the next step before you get shot. It would might work if you were in a large group of people in that scenario, but you should be working on getting behind the guy during the disarm to use him as cover from the other enemy soldiers. On a one on one situation i would not grab his gun as the second step. I would personally Move the barrel break his nose with my left hand then go for the disarm. (or perhaps a flip depending on the size and position of said enemy) This video is a good way to get killed. The first disarm might work, but that is a huge might. (i did like how he was trying to keep things simple though. This would work great against someone who doesn't have any form of training. So against a thug it would be a good idea, but against a soldier i would go for something different.) Use what ever you think would work best. I just think this would be a terrible way of doing things.. (plus if they have a shoulder strap on you're screwed.)
Saberhap If its one guy its very differant, I was meaning with a large group. Plus a lot of things can happen even if its one guy. It really depends on who has the gun.
all these videos of people disarming firearms are bullshit. anyone with a shred of sense isn't going to fire point blank, they are going to have at least 6 feet of distance from you. do a legit disarm from a distance somehow and then i'll be impressed.
First of all yes your are right however As a Krav Maga Teacher and instructor these scenarios are designed for close range combat /defense only. So they are only applicable at close range. From a distance there are no options.
***** Think about an indoor situation. If you're in a room you may be forced to be close to your opponent. Besides, if your closer than six meter a knife is more dangerous than a rifle. He does not say that you can disarm your opponent in every situation, but there are situations where you can do it.
well........he DID say that the barrel was pressed against the back....not pointed at it....sorta like when the un troops start roaming OUR streets...good stuff to know thanks for the vid!
Your typical thug or criminal or anyone without training do not follow or understand common sense firearms techniques. Watch Active Self Protection videos. 20 feet, that as a general rule is considered the threshold for a safe distance. You might be surprised how quickly 20 feet becomes 0 feet, and a knife wielding attacker has closed the distance before a shot is taken.
Thug wouldn't use a rifle to rob, but with a pistol, but they need to stay close, not because they don't know the training but they have to, if you are too far, the thug can't grab your wallet or phone, and might grab alot of attention to himself doing so if you are far from him
I would suggest turning left for the rifle-in-the-back scenario, because spent casings usually eject to the right in most firearms. So in the event the rifle does discharge, you wont get hit with hot brass
I agree with you about "PRACTICE/TRAINING" so the techniques you learn and imply will become muscle memory". In this situation, a seasoned infantryman would have the trigger speed to kill the enemy as soon as movement is observed. This scene to me is "optimal" conditions, in the sense the soldier is too close and slow to react. In combat any movement after I say "don't move" as soon as the hand moved, trigger pulled and combatant stopped.
I have been told when rounding up enemy combatants. The best results come from using empty firearms while being covered by uninvolved personnel... What do you think of such tactics?
@ 1:27 "IF you feel really uncomfortable.....make a kick to the groin" LOL! I can't imagine anyone not feeling really uncomfortable with a rifle barrel stuck in their backs.
I have read all your comments and think that what you say makes a lot of sense. Putting up resistance or even dying on your own terms beats a death by torture any day. This is something to resolve yourself to prior to being captured. Also, anyone who's a shooter understands how hard it is in reality to hit a moving target. Especially as the distance increases.
Welp, I learn something new every day I guess! It does make sense... the controlled mag feed ensures that the round seats correctly. As for the your second part: I'd agree with you! Looks like something that can be done on a movie set and nowhere else.
exactly. when it's literally life or death, and death is certain otherwise, fighting back is better than dying. especially if your keepers are dumb enough to get close enough for this to happen. people dont realize it, but when someone is this close to you with a firearm, with a little practice, it is so easy to disarm an individual. just because you have a gun, it still takes a 3rd of a second to react. it takes less time to act first.
Also, I think this is supposed to be done extremely quick. You don't stumble back, feel the tip of the rifle for a few seconds, and then turn. You do it all in less than a second or two. You just need to feel the tip of the rifle first so you can properly push it away from you. If you turn before that the rifle will be pointed at your heart and you will be dead.
Close quarters situation: A sentry has a gun pointed at your back. Because of his distance from another sentry (or any other armed guard, for that matter), it's more practical for him to approach and restrain you himself. A lot of people, when held at gun point, are submissive; and while the person pursuing you *should* have trained for a situation like this (and should thus be prepared), chances are he won't be, allowing you to catch him off guard with one of these counters.
That's one of the dangers of pointing a rifle too close. Always put two arms distance away from the rifles barrel and the target. Been looking into an SBR just for that reason.
Very true sir! You'd be surprised how many times I came across a white belt in Taekwondo when I was an upper color and these guys thought they could take on the world after learning a new technique. I saw the same thing in Hapkido. This MAY be only around my area as I live close to the Mexican Border, and the "Macho" attitude that I find quite repugnant. You're right in stating that not everyone will be in this situation, but the "Macho" guy watching this will get a false sense of security.
In the army, in basic training, we had to determine our 'sighting eye'. This is done from the prone position with a partner looking directly down the barrel. The point: there are times when it is necessary to point a weapon at something you don't intent to shoot.
Soldiers are trained to handle extremely stressful situations. At the same time, your enemy may not be expecting you to retaliate. And even if he does, no one has that quick of reflexes to see you rapidly move 3 inches to knock their gun away and shoot you in the split second before it happens. Then you just need to hit them to further distract and disable them while you take their gun away. This entire move needs to happen in like two seconds, and your enemy may be fumbling for most of it.
I always have my rifle ready so not so good for the bad guy that got bold enough. But if i was held up. Thanks for the good training can be worked into army combative training. You never stop learning
i've used this technique with snap caps and home made primer only blanks, never had one go off when it was against my back, same thing with gun against head, it takes longer for a person to react than you think
Amen brother. I live here and the actions of my government just baffle me. I know as well as anyone we don't belong in these wars, they only foster more hatred from everyone else.
Fortunately though, a lot of people don't think clearly in action. People can make mistakes, sometimes very stupid mistakes. And when they do make mistakes, it is important to be able to capitalize on it :)
True, I'm no noob though. I'm trained in Aikido and studying to become an officer. My Sensei trains law enforcement in C.A. & Spain. I also grew up with a brother whom studied Jui-Jitsu. So I know the importance of a split second and what to do when in these types of situations. Realistically though, the assailants aren't your average Joe either. They'll most likely be trained as well. That being said, even if you manage to take 1 out, another will take you out. It's free game at that point.
He did this video for a soldier. this has to be a quick attack otherwise you will get shot. Psychological factors, opponent factors need to be taken into account when training.
My friend and i got into a situation like this. But i think you should have specified that the part where you give back the rifle, was not meant to be done. RIP Paul you will be missed.
these guys are showing you lifesaving moves, although i would not recommend trying any of the moves unless you and a friend practice, practice, practice with an unloaded rifle OF coarse... Always be safe with weapons.
Yea , easy to do it in slow motion , but try to do it rapidly in a situation of stress , and knowing that your enemy will not stand still waiting for you to dis-weapon him , but he will resist and maybe counter-attack , so it become more difficult with these conditions .
Agreed, throw in the experience & training of both men in a 1v1: again the soldier should be able to take it still. If you're hands are up and a weapon pointed at you without being shoot in a combat zone, most likely means there are additional forces.
I was thinking the same thing lol. If someone is holding you hostage like that, chances are that there are at least 1-3 other people with the assailant. The second you even turn around to do that upside-down gun / Rambo move, you're dead lol. This MIGHT work if it's just the assailant and you, though.
Those rules exist for standard recreational operation, and operation by inexperienced users. There are a very large number of situations where your firearm will end up with the barrel directed at something you don't want to shoot. Again, those rules are there for people who do not know what they are doing, and as general safety rules/guidelines. They are just like road speed limit guides, they are not real rules, only guidelines providing a safe method for operation.
This is great when defending against an inexperienced threat who wields a rifle.. They usually get in too close. However any experienced shooter wouldn't dare get in to your defensive zone. A true 50/50 depending on the sitiation. But better tactics than doing nothing.
"How to defend yourself against a Rifle" Don't piss off the shooter.
Or ya know, just talk, and throw a knife at a guy, take the rifle and kill everyone!
LOL, bring a knife to a gun fight.
get body armor
Bank It I read it as piss on him
benjiwtf Hitman much?
Tried this once... Thank you so much bruv I'm in heaven now.
:v that means afterlife is real..now I will praise the lord even harder :v
Sure it's heaven? I mean... you're still watching shitty videos on YT. Absolutely sure they didn't pull one on you and you're actually a few floors deeper?
:v
Mohammad Naqvi Which kinda proves that it's not heaven, eh.
what? u put a rifle to somebody and they used that technique on you and ur in heaven? sounds like that technique worked well then :)
People who dont like this technique are missing the point. The man is giving you one option of how to deal with a rifle to your back. He did not say it was perfect but come a day when a real rifle is in your back this way may be the only option you have.
Sadik Meah absolutley!!!
No do not take this too or even try it! You will gett shot
when you feel the tip......of the round leaving your chest
I laughed
Dominic XD
Dominic YOUR PICTURE IS THAT BIG GUY FROM THE ADDAMS FAMILY!!!!!!!
that's when you know you fucked up and didn't spin around fast enough.
New video, disarm failures lol
I am a former Special Operations soldier, I can tell you that there are many ways to disarm a target against a pistol, knife or rifle. The real trick is to get your head and body out of the possible bullet path. Speed and accuracy are severely important and muscle memory plays an important part...practice practice, practice. If anyone has a question you can contact me on FB by searching Sean Rick. I was a hand to hand instructor for various specialized units. With what I believe is about to happen in our country , I do not mind teaching or advising fellow patriots.,,,,The more sweat in training, the less blood in combat !
I totally agree with your statement : "get your head and body out of the possible bullet path". Fact is, he doesn't do that, he only restricts his chance of survival by only using his hand to veered off the possible bullet path. So he only relies on the hope he will be faster than his attacker. Don't you think he could "step out" (sorry, English is not my strong point) the possible bullet path at the same time he veers off the possible bullet path in order to increase his chances of survival ?
I served in the WW3 war kiddo
how do i find you?
And if it doesn't work at least the guy that killed you .... Got kicked really hard in the balls w a combat boot ...
lol
hahahhaha
+johnny fleming probably won't ever be a father again 4 just pointing that gun at u. gonna suffer his whole life. The most ideal punishment.
+johnny fleming
I'm pretty sure they wear cups all genders do
Goat herders can't afford cups.
"You want to feel the tip." George Takei would say "Oh my."
samslammer2001 😂
To bad if they have a sling
you can still do it,
Then you have a yoyo
Believe it or not, your response can be faster than your assailant's trigger pull. It's about the reaction time it takes for them to A) process that you're resisting, B) decide to shoot in response, C) send command to finger to pull trigger, D) actually pull the trigger. All that can take up to .5-.6 seconds, which is a very narrow window to get out of the way of the barrel, but not impossible. That's why you train. Also why you want to keep the person as relaxed as possible.
This is its own choreographed art form. Fascinating!
What if the rifleman is 20 feet away? What's my option? I'm sure then, my days are numbered.
Pop lock and drop it?
+ironmonk yang Feign surrender, or (if out numbered) actually surrender.
Live to fight another day.
call captain planet
+ironmonk yang u can alwais use jedi mind triks for those kinda situationals .
thexophguy
I have lost the tutorial video on jedi mind tricks.
I think this is one the most reliable video about disarming someone with a rifle!
It’s quick and simple, just what you need in case the situation happens!
Note to self, aim the gun outside of arm's reach. :D
LOL
Like judo etc. If u r a fighter, uknow this will work. It will because u will practice it 1000 or so times and then keep up on it. Its not instant youtube instruction. This man is giving u awesome tips u should experiment and then from your extensive experience talk the talk.
Yeah it will work try to practice it Quickly I Learn this technique I'm trained kung fu everyday myself at home
I never knew a gun would fire in the direction it's pointed, this guy has the best tips.
Ok Rambo, It does not work like that in the Middle east.
Nah, they're total newbs.
+certified30 which doesn't work that way? The attack or the defense?
Charles Laures both, no bad guy in iraq is dumb enough to stick his barrel in the back of a soldier and no bad guy will leave a "prisoner" uncuffed and go with a picknic with him, this shit is for hollywood movies only.
You guys do fucking know that criminals can also have access to rifles
certified30 hahahah LMAO fucking halirous
"What you wanna do is reach behind you and feel that tip."
Wow, that did NOT sound right... xD
oh man this brings me back, way back. this amazing human being right here used to teach actual ninjutsu on TH-cam, chosunninja. but because of the way people behave on the internet, childish and out of control like Neanderthals at a fancy dinner party, he chose to stop sharing his techniques with the world. deeming the internet unworthy and lacking enough discipline to earn the privilege. so many people constantly harassed him and his students, wannabe narutos and bruce lee's tried to discredit him and made every attempt to bury this man in the dirt. all for no reason other than jealousy and spite. the world misses you Chosun-sensei
I don't know this man but I can tell he practiced this for years. This is actually very effective for untrained hostage takers but still risky. I'm a big chicken so I can't do this. :V
Yeah if it's your last option or if your "going for a ride" in a vehicle do it.....you have nothing to loose. Usually you should never willingly let them take you in a vehicle because it rarely ends well since now they can take you somewhere more seclusion.
Firearms are distance weapons. Who the hell is going to stick a barrel into you?
what do you who is gonna stick a barrel to you kill someone up close or from a Distance but if they right there close to you you've got a better chance if there far Idk lmao
CalculusVariations99 Home invaders?
school shooters who want to leave the area when police arrive?
I've seen a lot of gun defenses, but I haven't seen these before.Most of the rifle defenses I use involve trying to throw the opponent. It’s nice to see other options. I will be adding them to my curriculum. Great vid! Thanks a lot!
They should rename this "how to get murdered with a rifle".
There are many legit videos however with that said, one needs to find what is suitable for his or her needs and capabilities. A person can practice spinning a quarter from a clockwise spin and another person can master it from the counter-clockwise spin...nice analogy right? But it works either way ! Find you Niche and go for it but do not overload your brain with a million techniques, find a few that you are good at and again...practice, practice and more practice. Good luck everyone !
Excellent advice. I appreciate your demonstration and your pause & demonstrate methods. Finally, someone who knows what he is talking about and knows how to transfer the information. Hoo rah! Thanks.
Gotta love his patriotism
Easier said than done!!!!!!
True but like any form of combat, practice it to death and it may prevent your own. I'm a fellow soldier in the British Army and if Basic training taught me anything, is that Practicing to much isn't a thing.. Because when it comes right down to it We Human beings can do amazing things when faced with death sometimes it's unbelievable.
Still it's pretty badass :P You would need to practice pratice practice just like any other martial art to make it become natural and develop speed
MegaYangman True. Especially if you find yourself in this life or death position.
very thoughtful of you to do this video for our troops.
Was not expecting that voice lol
I have to disagree with him when he talks about using the rifle to take out multiple opponents, it would only work if it's automatic.
This video is kinda geared for a last ditch effort
"At any time, if you feel uncomfortable...."
Yeah...someone having a gun to my back tends to make me a tad uncomfortable.
OH MY GOD HO HO HO AN ASIAN WITH AN AMERICAN ACCENT HAHAHAHAHAHA I was expecting "end todai, we leearn hao to dissarm this man"
HAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAA FUCK YOU NIGGA
absolutexk Dude I expected an asian accent
+absolutexk you're an idiot
absolutexk calm down kid
Dumb bitch
Anyone reading this, there's lots of instructional videos for self defense, many are bullshit, but this guy is legit, I know his videos for a long time, always top legit techniques.
The key is to practice so much it becomes instinct, stay safe y'all
Silver Mirai real channel was the chosen something, I forgot
***** I'm not afraid of death or torture.
+Silver Mirai This is crap. No offense, but this will get you killed. There is no safe way to disarm obviously, but this guy did not cover NEAR enough to make it effective. The guy you are disarming would have to basically let go of his gun for this to work. Plus if he is wearing a should strap terrible idea. (disarms when the guy has a shoulder strap is a bad idea period no matter the technique.. lol) Main point should not be getting his gun it should be getting the gun out of the way so you can fight him. One hand should be grabbing the gun, and the other hand should be hitting him in the nose bringing tears to his eyes blurring his vision and staggering him if you get a good hit. ThIs gives you time to either get your knife out or to then take his gun away. This guy has a good basic idea of what to do, but his training has made him blind to the realistic way of how things work. Not saying i know how to do things perfectly, but my way would work much better then what he has shown you. Either way can get you killed. Neither way is fool proof, and both was there is a chance that you won't get the gun or you won't do what you were meaning to do and you will then most likely die. If you ever do get a gun in your face think it out first. Don't just blindly try to get his gun. That will get you killed or shot.
Nalu Dragneel No offense but I trust him more than you.
Silver Mirai
I don't blame you. I am just some guy on the internet lol, but you should think about these things. Use your head and think "What can go wrong here, and what can i do to fix that?"
I was typing the exact same thing but saw your comment. You're right, if someone gets that close to you, they're definitely not trained to maintain control of the situation, or rifle.
Asian John Wane
the funny thing is most people say Aikido doesnt work yet this guy is using Aikido.
+Anthony Jimison i have trained Aikido in ca. 5-6 years years. i can´t say that im realy good xD but i know how to defend my self. so Aikido works good for me :P
+Anthony Jimison The funny thing is that this is a load of bs. A person will not let go the easy. Not to mention if you are surrounded as was one of the scenarios in the video a disarm is a terrible idea. You grab the gun and someone is going to shoot you. Probably wouldn't get to the next step before you get shot. It would might work if you were in a large group of people in that scenario, but you should be working on getting behind the guy during the disarm to use him as cover from the other enemy soldiers. On a one on one situation i would not grab his gun as the second step. I would personally Move the barrel break his nose with my left hand then go for the disarm. (or perhaps a flip depending on the size and position of said enemy) This video is a good way to get killed. The first disarm might work, but that is a huge might. (i did like how he was trying to keep things simple though. This would work great against someone who doesn't have any form of training. So against a thug it would be a good idea, but against a soldier i would go for something different.) Use what ever you think would work best. I just think this would be a terrible way of doing things.. (plus if they have a shoulder strap on you're screwed.)
+Nalu Dragneel Got ourselves an Internet badass over here.
+Kaden Lancaster Yeah if you're surrounded but if it's just one guy.....
Saberhap If its one guy its very differant, I was meaning with a large group. Plus a lot of things can happen even if its one guy. It really depends on who has the gun.
when you practice enough, your reactions become second nature.
so practice, practice, practice!
all these videos of people disarming firearms are bullshit. anyone with a shred of sense isn't going to fire point blank, they are going to have at least 6 feet of distance from you. do a legit disarm from a distance somehow and then i'll be impressed.
First of all yes your are right however As a Krav Maga Teacher and instructor these scenarios are designed for close range combat /defense only. So they are only applicable at close range. From a distance there are no options.
***** Think about an indoor situation. If you're in a room you may be forced to be close to your opponent. Besides, if your closer than six meter a knife is more dangerous than a rifle. He does not say that you can disarm your opponent in every situation, but there are situations where you can do it.
well........he DID say that the barrel was pressed against the back....not pointed at it....sorta like when the un troops start roaming OUR streets...good stuff to know thanks for the vid!
Your typical thug or criminal or anyone without training do not follow or understand common sense firearms techniques. Watch Active Self Protection videos.
20 feet, that as a general rule is considered the threshold for a safe distance. You might be surprised how quickly 20 feet becomes 0 feet, and a knife wielding attacker has closed the distance before a shot is taken.
Thug wouldn't use a rifle to rob, but with a pistol, but they need to stay close, not because they don't know the training but they have to, if you are too far, the thug can't grab your wallet or phone, and might grab alot of attention to himself doing so if you are far from him
Really top shelf. Shows what can be accomplished with proper training, male or female.
That's where I was trying to go with my previous comments. Well said.
I would suggest turning left for the rifle-in-the-back scenario, because spent casings usually eject to the right in most firearms. So in the event the rifle does discharge, you wont get hit with hot brass
OH MY GAWD UR LITTLE TRICK SAVED MY LIFE THANK U
I agree with you about "PRACTICE/TRAINING" so the techniques you learn and imply will become muscle memory". In this situation, a seasoned infantryman would have the trigger speed to kill the enemy as soon as movement is observed.
This scene to me is "optimal" conditions, in the sense the soldier is too close and slow to react. In combat any movement after I say "don't move" as soon as the hand moved, trigger pulled and combatant stopped.
The best defence in this situation is to be really nice to the gunman and do what ever he says.
I have been told when rounding up enemy combatants. The best results come from using empty firearms while being covered by uninvolved personnel... What do you think of such tactics?
@ 1:27 "IF you feel really uncomfortable.....make a kick to the groin" LOL! I can't imagine anyone not feeling really uncomfortable with a rifle barrel stuck in their backs.
I have read all your comments and think that what you say makes a lot of sense. Putting up resistance or even dying on your own terms beats a death by torture any day. This is something to resolve yourself to prior to being captured.
Also, anyone who's a shooter understands how hard it is in reality to hit a moving target. Especially as the distance increases.
Welp, I learn something new every day I guess! It does make sense... the controlled mag feed ensures that the round seats correctly. As for the your second part: I'd agree with you! Looks like something that can be done on a movie set and nowhere else.
Oh my God! You traveled back in time after Vietnam and fought in WW2?!?! THEN WENT FORWARD IN TIME TO DESERT STORM?!?!? THAT'S AWESOME MAN!!!!
exactly. when it's literally life or death, and death is certain otherwise, fighting back is better than dying. especially if your keepers are dumb enough to get close enough for this to happen. people dont realize it, but when someone is this close to you with a firearm, with a little practice, it is so easy to disarm an individual. just because you have a gun, it still takes a 3rd of a second to react. it takes less time to act first.
This guy is probably one of the most realistic martial arts instructors on the planet.. second only to Paul Vunak and Dan Inosanto.
This dude always looks smooth when doin this
"and start firing like this" * turns away from the enemy and eliminates all friendlies and civilians in street. *
oh well !
Brilliant 😂😂
True, but that's why when you snatch the gun you best immediately hit them with either the barrel or the stock of the gun and disarm them.
Also, I think this is supposed to be done extremely quick. You don't stumble back, feel the tip of the rifle for a few seconds, and then turn. You do it all in less than a second or two. You just need to feel the tip of the rifle first so you can properly push it away from you. If you turn before that the rifle will be pointed at your heart and you will be dead.
Close quarters situation: A sentry has a gun pointed at your back. Because of his distance from another sentry (or any other armed guard, for that matter), it's more practical for him to approach and restrain you himself.
A lot of people, when held at gun point, are submissive; and while the person pursuing you *should* have trained for a situation like this (and should thus be prepared), chances are he won't be, allowing you to catch him off guard with one of these counters.
Good instruction. Thanks for thinking about our soldiers.
That's one of the dangers of pointing a rifle too close. Always put two arms distance away from the rifles barrel and the target. Been looking into an SBR just for that reason.
This is why professionals will stay out of reach when holding a gun on you.
Very true sir! You'd be surprised how many times I came across a white belt in Taekwondo when I was an upper color and these guys thought they could take on the world after learning a new technique. I saw the same thing in Hapkido. This MAY be only around my area as I live close to the Mexican Border, and the "Macho" attitude that I find quite repugnant. You're right in stating that not everyone will be in this situation, but the "Macho" guy watching this will get a false sense of security.
In the army, in basic training, we had to determine our 'sighting eye'. This is done from the prone position with a partner looking directly down the barrel. The point: there are times when it is necessary to point a weapon at something you don't intent to shoot.
Soldiers are trained to handle extremely stressful situations. At the same time, your enemy may not be expecting you to retaliate. And even if he does, no one has that quick of reflexes to see you rapidly move 3 inches to knock their gun away and shoot you in the split second before it happens. Then you just need to hit them to further distract and disable them while you take their gun away. This entire move needs to happen in like two seconds, and your enemy may be fumbling for most of it.
1:23 I love that he said "if you feel really uncomfortable", how can you feel comfortable with a gun pointed at you
"If you ever feel uncofortable go for a kick in the groin" I think most people would feel uncomfortable with a rifle pressed up against their back.
I agree about not dying by not trying.
This is going to be really useful next time I'm traveling to the USA
I always have my rifle ready so not so good for the bad guy that got bold enough. But if i was held up. Thanks for the good training can be worked into army combative training. You never stop learning
"How to Gamble Your Life Cool Looking Concept Moves"
i've used this technique with snap caps and home made primer only blanks, never had one go off when it was against my back, same thing with gun against head, it takes longer for a person to react than you think
If you're in that position you'll be glad you've learned stuff like this. Otherwise you're just hopeless and wishing you watched this vid.
In sutch situations it doesnt matter, you just take controll asap and do what is needed.
Thank you officers. Thank you
Amen brother. I live here and the actions of my government just baffle me. I know as well as anyone we don't belong in these wars, they only foster more hatred from everyone else.
Fortunately though, a lot of people don't think clearly in action.
People can make mistakes, sometimes very stupid mistakes.
And when they do make mistakes, it is important to be able to capitalize on it :)
True, I'm no noob though. I'm trained in Aikido and studying to become an officer. My Sensei trains law enforcement in C.A. & Spain. I also grew up with a brother whom studied Jui-Jitsu. So I know the importance of a split second and what to do when in these types of situations. Realistically though, the assailants aren't your average Joe either. They'll most likely be trained as well. That being said, even if you manage to take 1 out, another will take you out. It's free game at that point.
He did this video for a soldier. this has to be a quick attack otherwise you will get shot. Psychological factors, opponent factors need to be taken into account when training.
My friend and i got into a situation like this. But i think you should have specified that the part where you give back the rifle, was not meant to be done. RIP Paul you will be missed.
Notice that they cut out before he finished saying "God bless"
Wow he was.. very good at that. Thanks for the video, very useful
It's not called being afraid.But this might always come in handy.
Nice work, i am going to practice that, looks amazing but simple..
alright... awesome... and now to find a situation like this to put myself in...
these guys are showing you lifesaving moves, although i would not recommend trying any of the moves unless you and a friend practice, practice, practice with an unloaded rifle OF coarse... Always be safe with weapons.
"How to Defend Yourself Against a Rifle" - Guide him to your nearest ATM.
(In my case, my bank is next to a police station)
not useless at all, POG. every bit of CQC great to learn.
ha totally true, in fact we were told it would definitely fire upside down
Yea , easy to do it in slow motion , but try to do it rapidly in a situation of stress , and knowing that your enemy will not stand still waiting for you to dis-weapon him , but he will resist and maybe counter-attack , so it become more difficult with these conditions .
this is super useful, thankfully i have no use for this knowledge
Agreed, throw in the experience & training of both men in a 1v1: again the soldier should be able to take it still. If you're hands are up and a weapon pointed at you without being shoot in a combat zone, most likely means there are additional forces.
Damn, I keep forgetting that, I always end up grabbing my own groin.
great video. i tried it. totally works. legit. respect.
I know I'm not the only one that thought that he would speak with an accent. I hate stereotyping. Good work brothers!
Depends on how mentaly prepared you are for the situation.
Here's what to do when attackers with weak grip are standing next to you and don't fire a shot.
These are some awesome tips but any trained individual should know to keep a good three to four feet of distance between him and the captive.
thank you for the tip on rifle disarms
I was thinking the same thing lol. If someone is holding you hostage like that, chances are that there are at least 1-3 other people with the assailant. The second you even turn around to do that upside-down gun / Rambo move, you're dead lol. This MIGHT work if it's just the assailant and you, though.
Those rules exist for standard recreational operation, and operation by inexperienced users. There are a very large number of situations where your firearm will end up with the barrel directed at something you don't want to shoot. Again, those rules are there for people who do not know what they are doing, and as general safety rules/guidelines. They are just like road speed limit guides, they are not real rules, only guidelines providing a safe method for operation.
These are legit disarming techniques. "Watching too many films" has nothing to do with it...
Me and my twin brother studyed Ninjutsu, together -for many years. This was originally used as defens against a sword or spear (e.g)
This is great when defending against an inexperienced threat who wields a rifle.. They usually get in too close. However any experienced shooter wouldn't dare get in to your defensive zone. A true 50/50 depending on the sitiation. But better tactics than doing nothing.