Brave Indian Shopkeeper Uses Sword to Stop Machete-Wielding Robber
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I respect the efforts. They should train hard and meet at the same place in 5 years for a rematch.
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this is the comment i needed to read to start my morning lmao...well done, sir.
As sword fights go, this was pretty disappointing
And have a bag of chips
That time you took a sword to...a sword fight.
Damn this is the closest thing I’ve seen to a real sword fight
That was not a sword fight, that was 2 novice trying to hit a fly, not once they had a blade touch
@@richardle7469Its poor quality so i cant see but Im pretty sure they had some level of contact the moment they both swung at eachother at the same time
@@richardle7469 how old are you? you cant interpret or understand english? he said "closest" then you chime with your expertise... so how many sword fights have you been in?
Yeah yeah let's see you in this situation tough guy💀@@richardle7469
There is nothing better than an Indian medieval cold steel swordfight to cap off the days business....well done fellows! 😂.
The bad guy expected a victim, but got Aragorn, son of Arathorn.👌
I always wondered what a medieval time shop robbery woulda looked like ... Now I know
The robber at the end was like eff this I just wanted to steal some money not get into some never ending final boss sword fight. 😂
lol He wasn't leveled up enough.
What happens if Indiana Jones forgot to bring a gun to that scene
the indian shopkeeper boss has three levels
Guy walked in slow like the final boss
You win 😂😢
That is level one orc boss pack ;) No skill, monster exists only to serve xp to the player ;)
Keeping your personal defense sword sheathed is like carrying without a round in the chamber.
The sheath is supposed to act like a holster. When it secured to the person it shouldn't stop you from drawing with a single hand. Regardless, a sword will always take time to deploy, due to it's size. This is why in many fighting styles, knowing how to attack and draw in one motion is an important skill.
If you'd ask him to not sheath it when not in use, you could very easily harm the blade, or allow it to rust, and if both of these occur, you've not a sword, but a baseball bat, in which case it's just as affective as a sheathed sword.
The sheath is an extra weapon he could have used
@@cristianproustactually it kinda did it's job because he used it to absorb a blow from the machete when it was still in the scabbard
Chatting 💩 m8
He actually used the sheath very expertly here. You can see in the video where he deflects the first strike with the sheath, then draws the sword after the attack. He's definitely had some training, though it might have been a while since his last sparring match! He waits for his opponent to make a move, then counter attacks. He doesn't just start wildly swinging a sword around.
Hey mate... that's not a knife.. THIS is a knife !!!!
Hell yeah crocodile dundee
As a fencer, I have a few observations.
If you want to keep a sword for self defense, keep it where you can draw it immediately.
If he knew how to use that sabre (military fencing) he would have quickly cut the perps hand off - training doesn’t just apply to firearms…
The video comment about lack of space to swing… you can most certainly thrust with a Sabre.
Thx for the tips. Yea I was thinking same, thrust is the move to use
@@jtknight4647
BTW, The Cutlass is a heavy short Sabre designed for close quarters.
An ideal self defense sword.
I practice Cutlass fencing.
As a fencer, you should know the difference between a scimitar and a saber... that's a scimitar.
@@HavocHerseim Bro.. They're literally synonymous lol. Scimitar is just a type of saber.
Don't need a whole lot of swinging space if you're going for the fingers, machete lacks a hand guard.
*California Lawmaker:* "Swords and Machetes can only be 10 cm. long. Here, we protect our criminals and want them to flourish as long as they are not in our neck of our neighborhoods."
*looks confused at the 27 inch machete hanging in my garden shed* Sell'm in every garden supply store over here, that's news to me.
Swords are Arms.
In State v. DeCiccio, 315 Conn. 79, 128, 105 A.3d 165 (2014), the Connecticut Supreme Court held that under Heller, the Second Amendment protects dirk knives as arms.
“Guided by the definition of the term “arms,” as articulated in District of Columbia v. Heller, supra, 554 U.S. at 624-25, 128 S.Ct. 2783 and the analytical approach employed in both Heller and State v. Delgado, supra, 298 Or. at 399-403, 692 P.2d 610, we examine the military origins and history of the dirk knife, starting with the fact that, as a general matter, fixed, long blade “[k]nives have long been part of American military equipment. The federal Militia Act of 1792 [c. 33, 1 Stat. 271] required all able-bodied free white men between [the ages of] eighteen and forty-five to possess, among other items, ‘a sufficient bayonet.’ This establishes both that knives were common and were arms for militia purposes. Colonial militia laws required that men (and sometimes all householders, regardless of sex) own not only firearms but also bayonets or swords; the laws sometimes required [the] carrying [of] swords in [nonmilitia] situations, such as when going to church. In New England, the typical choice for persons required to own a bayonet or a sword was the sword because most militiamen fulfilled their legal obligation to possess a firearm by owning a ‘fowling piece’ (an ancestor to the shotgun, particularly useful for bird hunting), and these firearms did not have studs [on] which to mount a bayonet.”
In State v. Kessler, 289 Ore. 359, 368, 614 P.2d 94 (1980), the Oregon Supreme Court described the type of weapons typically used by militiamen in defense of home and for purposes of the militia as being a musket or rifle, a hatchet, sword and knife or pike (a long shaft with a spear head).
“The term "arms" is also subject to several interpretations. In the colonial and revolutionary war era, weapons used by militiamen and weapons used in defense of person and home were one and the same. A colonist usually had only one gun which was used for hunting, protection, and militia duty, plus a hatchet, sword, and knife. G. Neumann, Swords and Blades of the American Revolution, 6-15, 252-254 (1973). When the revolutionary war began, the colonists came equipped with their hunting muskets or rifles, hatchets, swords, and knives. The colonists suffered a severe shortage of firearms in the early years of the war, so many soldiers had to rely primarily on swords, hatchets, knives, and pikes (long staffs with a spear head). W. Moore, Weapons of the American Revolution”
State v. Delgado
298 Or. 395 (Or. 1984) Cited 29 times
* Con. Law - Other State, Provincial or Regional Government Government
Holding that the statute prohibiting possession of a switchblade violates the right to bear arms
“The popularity of the fighting knife has had an uneven history, even to today. During the Roman civilization and for several centuries thereafter, for example, the knife was little appreciated as a tool of combat, but during the Viking Period of the 9th and 10th centuries large knives (scramasax), used for general purposes as well as for war, were popular among the Northmen, Germans, Franks and Anglo-Saxons. It was during the Middle Ages that the real flowering of the fighting knife and dagger occurred. New shapes appeared and the knife became part of the standard dress for all classes: from the knights and their men-at-arms as an adjunct to the sword, to the laborer and peasant for protection and convenience. During the 16th century the dagger came to be used by the aristocracy, mainly in conjunction with the sword, and was used primarily for combat; indeed, during the early part of that century the technique of fighting with sword and dagger developed, thus giving rise to the modern school of knife fighting. Through the 16th and 17th centuries knives and daggers declined in importance and were no longer an important part of the daily civilian costume.”
Aymette v. State
21 Tenn. 152 (Tenn. 1840) Cited 23 times
* Con. Law - Other
Limiting “arms” to mean those “such as are usually employed in civilized warfare, and that constitute the ordinary military equipment”
“We think there is a manifest distinction. In the nature of things, if they were not allowed to bear arms openly, they could not bear them in their defence of the State at all. To bear arms in defence of the State is to employ them in war, as arms are usually employed by civilized nations. The arms, consisting of swords, [161] muskets, rifles, etc., must necessarily be borne openly; so that a prohibition to bear them openly would be a denial of the right altogether. And, as in their constitution the right to bear arms in defence of themselves is coupled with the right to bear them in defence of the State, we must understand the expressions as meaning the same thing, and as relating to public, and not private, to the common, and not the individual, defence.”
Matthews v. State
237 Ind. 677 (Ind. 1958) Cited 50 times
* Con. Law - Other Criminal - Search and Seizure State, Provincial or Regional Government Government1 more...
Holding that provisions of a state law against carrying of a pistol without a license "do not restrict nor prohibit appellant or any other person from having a pistol in his home or `fixed place of business' for the defense of himself . . ."
“It seems too plain for doubt that out of the bitter experiences of the French and Indiana Wars and American Revolution came the deep realization that the inalienable right of self-defense should be protected by constitutional guarantees beyond the power of any temporary majority in the Legislature to circumvent or abolish. The Indiana right to defense is in almost the identical language of the Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 which stated: "That the People have a Right to bear Arms for the Defence [Defense] of themselves and the State; and as Standing Armies, in the Time of Peace, are dangerous to Liberty, they ought not to be kept up: And that the Military should be kept under strict Subordination to, and Governed by the Civil Power." Section the Thirteenth, Chapter 1, Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776. Although the Pennsylvania Dutch gunsmiths in Lancaster County started their production of guns by 1720, many on the frontier were without arms. In 1775 Conrad Weiser had written Governor Morris of his attempt to defend the Paxton people above Hunter's Mill, and reported that he "gave orders to them to go home and fetch their Arms, whether Guns, Swords, pitchforks, axes, or whatsoever might be of use against the enemy." J.I. Mombert, Authentic History of Lancaster County, Penn., p. 159. Nor was the situation much better on the frontier in the Shenandoah Valley where Washington in 1756 found that for 200 Culpeper militiamen there were only eighty firelocks. Vol. 2, Douglas Southall Freeman, George Washington, p. 185.”
Sibley v. Watches
460 F. Supp. 3d 302 (W.D.N.Y. 2020) Cited 8 times
* Motion for summary judgment Motion to dismiss Con. Law - Other Con. Law - Due Process State, Provincial or Regional Government Government5 more...
“In his first and second claims, Sibley asserts that the Second Amendment protects his right to possess a cane sword both at home and in public, and that N.Y. Penal Law § 265.01(1) unconstitutionally infringes on that right by completely banning the possession of cane swords. The question is whether the Second Amendment protects the possession of cane swords. "The Second Amendment protects only the ‘sorts of weapons’ that are (1) ‘in common use’ and (2) ‘typically possessed by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes.’ " N.Y. State Rifle & Pistol Ass'n v. Cuomo , 804 F.3d 242, 255 (2d Cir. 2015) (quoting Heller , 554 U.S. at 625, 627, 128 S.Ct. 2783 ). But there is a prima face presumption that the Second Amendment applies "to all instruments that constitute bearable arms." Heller , 554 U.S. at 582, 128 S.Ct. 2783. The State has the burden of rebutting this presumption. N.Y. State Rifle , 804 F.3d at 257 n.73. To do so, the State must show, at a minimum, that the weapon in question is "not typically possessed by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes"; it is not enough to simply show that the weapon is not in "common use." Maloney v. Singas , 351 F. Supp. 3d 222, 233 n.16 (E.D.N.Y. 2018). "While ‘common use’ is an objective and largely statistical inquiry, ‘typical[ ] possess[ion]’ requires [the court] to look into both broad patterns of use and the subjective motives of gun owners." N.Y. State Rifle , 804 F.3d at 256.”
Come on Cali law dogg.... why would u throw out "cm" an not "in"... we are Americans....
WE HAVE NO TIME TO COVERT!!!
to Mr law dogg... this was just a sarcastic joke... please don't use ur law firm to cancel me from existence... have a good one...
You don't need more than 10cm for deer hunting.
@Paul-ou1rx Sure ya do...if you're doing the hunting part with the knife. You need that extra reach when deer squares of to you with his antlers and forces you to say... "My name is Inigo Montoya, you ate my wife's flower garden! PREPARE TO DIE!" 🤺
my man out here with the saber and got the stance, he was a legend
Robber walks in...
Clerk: " Hold on, let me push play on the music."
Luckily the shop-keeper had a two-second draw to defend himself … a two-second draw to take the sword out of the sheath. 3:55
Legendary artifact sword from China, +2 attack, +1 defence, intimidation against orcs ;)
There's a subtle difference between the Indian and Pakistani Punjabi accent. I'm a Punjabi and can confirm that this video is from Indian side of Punjab because the Punjabi accent in the video is from India.
Pranams!…Did I spell that right?
@@jtknight4647yeah you did
The merchant drew his scimitar, handed down from the fathers of his father, from ages long gone.
Ahhh, the good ol days before gun powder was invented…just right before the invention of the security camera.
LOL
After invention of security camera
Soundtrack was a nice touch..
I'm trying to take this seriously but I can't 😂
Looked like I was watching dark souls or something
That's not a sword... This is a sword!
The sound of the sword as he unleashes it was awesome 👍.
What sound? It was silent as he unsheathed it, and only made a noise when he dropped it. It sounds like plastic or hardened paper hitting the floor.
Laughed my butt off at the line, "If you get that reference to the Princess Bride, it's probably time to schedule your colonoscopy."
I guess I better make an appointment on Monday 😮
Oh gawd yes! I had to stop the video until I was done laughing and my eyes were dry enough to see the screen.
The epic background music made the sword battle more dramatic. I personally thought that was a nice touch.
Did the guy in the mask, shush 🤫 the cashier before leaving??? Lmaoooo
Ah… the ol’ button mash defense wins again.
Medieval times taught us the important lesson to never engage in combat with a saber vs. a broadsword. In this case, the serf shopkeeper made it work but I think we learned a lesson here.
Nah. This is only applicable for armored knights. For „naked“ people a sabre is the way to go. Faster and poking>slashing. That’s why for thousand of years spears/ long pokey bois were the main weapon of combat.
Sabers and broadsword are two different time periods...
A Saber would destroy the slow broadsword.
I do Historical European Martial Arts (i.e., learn how to use swords). To you, what do you mean by "broadsword?" I've also used different swords against a Saber and what really matters is the SKILL of the person with a blade; if you know how, you can use any sword against any other and win.
@HavocHerseim what do you think a broadsword is? I do sword martial irl, and I have experience of using a sword against another that's a different sword. I can testify to the fact that it makes no difference what swords anyone has 'cuz SKILL is what ultimately matters.
@@187Overkillah I've learned how to use a Saber. Yes, you CAN stab with it, but it's power lies in striking cuts. If you want something that does pokey-pokey well, use a straight sword: swords that are straight do a MUCH better job stabbing than with curved swords. It's a simple matter of geometry.
The sword was longer and pointed so it had the advantage of range and being able to carry out lunging attacks while the machete was shorter and capable of only slashing attacks. In the future I suggest the store clerk use that advantage by engaging in fast repetitive lunging attacks to turn his assailant into a pin cushion!
A counter followed by a stab may have worked - but if this is in India, who knows how 'legal' (puke) that might be
That thing is too long ... The bad guy would wait for you to swing, then he attacks before you are able to swing back ...
Don’t get to see a sword fight to often….
Woah!! This got intense!!! Good for the shopkeeper. He's TOUGH
Been practicing swordsmanship of one form or another for 30 years. Fencing kendo,sca hema etc. I can tell you one thing, swordfights are absurdly dangerous, if you get in a knife fight expect to be cut, if you get in a swordfight expect to die. No joke skill can do alot but I've seen Olympic levle fencers get scored on by guys with 2 lessons it's just the nature of the beast.
Sometimes I look more forward to John’s jokes than the daily lesson.😂😂😂had some belly laughs on this one.
Good morning!
🤣🤣🤣 the Indiana Jones scene is EXACTLY what I was thinking
We have no rights to bear arms in Canada and that is very scary, seeing how dangerous the world is getting
You have the human right, but it’s simply not recognized.
I wonder if gun running (for the good guys) might make a comeback.
@@GoboBoxI hope so.
I fully agree from Australia, have a good day.😊🌏
The reason you have no such right in Canada is because you think rights can be granted. If you wait for it to be granted, you will never have it. Rights come from God, not tyrants who play dress-up. Buy a gun on the black market. If you ever have to use it, leave it at the scene, or say you took it away from the criminal. But guns are largely useless without training. In a totalitarian state like Canada, that can be a problem.
John, before the clip ended i was thinking Princess Bride, too.
"Why are you smiling?"
"Because i know something you don't.". 😂
HAHA! I'm not left handed!
Rule 1. Never bring a sword to a gunfight.
Rule 2. If you violate Rule 1, know how to use the sword.
In this case, its timing. Go for the forearm, a la using an epee.
Neither had guns so this is irrelevant.
An epee is a blunted sword right? So why use that as an example for going for the forearm? What techniques are you suggesting?
I play sword fighting with my granddaughter all the time, wait for the overhead swing, rising block, then BOOM, counter!
Works every time.
An epee is a ridged metal blade with a blunted tip about the size of a small pencil eraser. It is sometimes called a "stove poker" because of the physical similarities. Ramming an epee into a padded fencer causes significant pain, and with enough force, can cause serious to fatal injuries. Epee fencers carry bruises and lacerations *routinely*. I saved a fencing mask I was wearing that took an epee at my eye level. It bent the steel mesh into my face about an inch deep. Had I not been wearing the mask, that "blunt" blade would have gone right through my head.
@@TGears314
A sport Eppe is blunted.
Eppe just means sword.
It’s the training version of a Smallsword (needle of death)
Regardless, a Cutlass would be a better choice.
This guy pulls off some of the best zingers on the internet "if you get that reference, it's probably time to schedule your colonoscopy". I mean maybe they are in an arsenal (given his other skills LOL) but still he flows so well through his teachings that I have to think his wit is quick and like a rapier (no pun) Learning all the things he has done and accomplished in life, his reinventions (veteran, pilot, first responder, biker, firearms trainer, minister, absolutely charismatic and brilliant communicator, etc etc), I have great admiration for John.
Appreciate his courage to use the tool
The music made it super epic! Thanks for showing us this to lighten our day.
Good morning. This is Ted from San Antonio Texas. I think he had a big knife in his hand when he held it up at first to the bad guy. I saw a reflection or something in his hand. Then I think he dropped it to grab the big sword. Thanks for sharing the video
I seen that to, Johns eyesight must be slipping, specsavers moment there 🤔😊🌏
Great video! The music in the background was on point!
This was epic. More sword fights please. Thank you.
The music just made this a work of art. Nice touch ASP!
Yep, just kept thinking this guy needs a ranged weapon of some sort.
Aladdin needs to trade that sword in for an Ak47.
The music was epic. They went at it old school. I'm glad the defender was ready willing and able.
The music is making the video funny
Harrison Ford had the flu while filming what was supposed to be a choreographed sword fight. His creative decision in the moment to just shoot the bad guy became iconic comedic subversion.
The first legitimate sword fight I’ve ever seen
That colonoscopy joke hit me completely from surprise I was roolling
I needed this. Now i know that i need to practice my sword fighting skills..
This is probably how the robberies went off in medieval times.
The sword is called "Tulwar" in india !! The sheath is the traditional gold engraved.
Talwar
This is why security cameras are so important! Video evidence!
Thank you come again
Inconceivable!
He curbed the robber’s enthusiasm 😂
Even had a soundtrack! Love it!
Finally a bonifide ,legit sword fight, no guns , gahd damn ,love it 😊
Fantastic encounter. Mano a mano with swords!
Thanks for the princess bride references, greatest film ever!!!!
Thank you for the Epic audio.
John! Thank you for your military service in the navy for 8 years, I didn't know. Cursing can relieve stress. Love your jokes also. USA!
I like how the old guy shit talk the robber at the same time. Classic
Teri bhen di... aa..aa😂
He brought a sword to a sword fight
Love the dramatic soundtrack
Love your new content
Brave man , salute 💪👊
1:54 shop keeper ‘get the fk out’ robber returns because he doesn’t like being told what to do….5 sec later…does what he’s told to do🤣
Yea prep tries to shoosh him, finger to mouth. Lol
Classic Dueling ⚔️
Not exactly "the bride" but god enough! I bet he's training as we speak. ⚔
That shop keeper is a badass, I would let him join the Monster squad.
Inconceivable!!!!!
Can't wait for tomorrow's ASP😮 lesson involving spears and battle axes.
Gotta say, I love the added dramatic music…
Also it looks like the shopkeeper had a knife in the beginning…
Owner basically said. THIS IS MY HOUSE.
Shop keeper was smart using the counter to keep his range and stay on the offense or defense.
Boy wasnt ready for Gray Fox. Love the princess bride reference 😂
I guess this kind of encounter is what you get when you don't have access to firearms. But criminals still want to do criminal things and people still want to protect themselves. Honestly, if I was the robber and I was going to get killed in a situation like that, I would have rather gotten shot with an AK-47 then hacked to ribbons with a sword.
Indians can still purchase guns, they are mostly just too broke to afford them. Well certain guns anyway.
Esse é talvez o melhor vídeo que assisti nos últimos anos... Obrigado.
Translation - This is perhaps the best video I've seen in the last few years. Thanks!
(Sou norte-americana e falo português!)
Thanks man! I need to learn your beautiful language!@@girlgeniusnyc272
Funny thing is I got your Princess Bride reference AND I did recently get the letter from from the local health authority to schedule a colonoscopy…keep up the good work.
The music made this hilarious. Of course after knowing the good guy wasn’t hurt😂
The way the shopkeeper was cursing, it’s definitely India
Love the princess bride reference! 🤣
Imagine being high asf getting chips and seeing these two dudes fight like it's Star Wars.
Damn....! John.. you a funny guy today 😂😂
Yes, I grew up in the 80s, I got every one of those. Good stuff.
The Princess Bride is one of the best movies ever!
Blocked like a boss 🛡
*Dramatic 'Hells Quart' soundtrack starts playing when swords are drawn...*
man had a genuine tulwar!
Whew, that first strike, just missed his face and hands. Well done to the shopkeeper for covering his asp.
Couple of real Jedis.
"Thunder, Thunder, Thundercats, HO-ohhhhhhhh!!!" ⚔️🦁
As a practitioner of sword martial arts, i can say that the man with the saber (it may be a talwar) did a pretty good job of keeping the bad guy at bay and defending the openings of his body. And i disagree that a machete would useless. Yes, if i had to choose id use something else, but when you learn basic principles of swordsmanship (especially with short blades like machetes) YOU CAN defend yourself reasonably well; it all comes down to SKILL in the end, along with staying cool and focused while in danger.
Correct.
looks like a talwar to me. a good medium range blade the owner could use some lessons if he can afford them.that blade can take off your hand or your head.
My ex-girlfriend also did a pretty good job of defending the openings of her body.....and she didn't even own a sword!
Love it!
"Never bring a 9mm sword to a .357 calibre shopkeeper fight"
W7DSY there was case in New Zealand of an Gun store owner, defending himself with a gun from a machete wheeling robber, he shot the prep with is gun, wound the criminal, inside of the criminal going to prison, it the store owner, self defense is non existent in liberal countries and cities you have no rights, but rights for criminals to hurt lawful citizens.
It's always a good thing to have longer range on your tool than the guy facing you
"You dare turned your sword to me?! You insulted my honor! I challenged you to a duel!" 😠
The man is a badass!!