Pro's Guide to: Close Combat with Firearms

welcome to the pros guide to close combat today's lesson will focus on defending against opponents armed with a firearm the presented situations are both rare and can be avoided by following standard operating procedures but they can occur under highly unpredictable circumstances you should consider such cases as extremely dangerous and defensive techniques should be used as a last week first technique shoulder elbow strikes combination if you find yourself in a wall or in proximity to your opponent take control or compare both hands instead of your head use your shoulders deliver the first place while the attacker is recoiling push him away and deliver the second most people elbow this combination works perfectly if the button is pushed between you and opponent use the bubble and result and striking failure both in ways you can control with the trigger carry out the handguns the daily reality for many law enforcement officers and even civilians at the weapon is usually carried in the holster it is important that we train defensive techniques that allows simultaneous drawings listen second technique transition to weapon the first reaction against strikes to the head should be fight also cover and slight movement out of the straight line reach for the whistle as quickly as possible draw your handgun into the retention position leaving it as close to your body as possible be able to simultaneously defense against an attack and all your handguns will save you valued a time which is crucial when it comes to protecting your life learning to recognize that one technique can be applied in various different situations will give you an advantage over your opponent your attacker grabs your arm fix or you write all this next technique can be used in this situation third technique wrist box with your free hand grab the opponent's wrist this will help you to unlock the opponent's grip and allow you to escape on research evolution use your other arm the experts pressure on the back of the opponents and locking it secure this technique was slightly modified to use the right wall magazine a traditional leverage can be used if your post grabs hold of the balance or the hand guard the rival known as technique well and be creative in application in the final lesson we will show you how to expect and opponents attempt to grab you and how to establish the jaw position of control bull technique wrist lock on board controls information breach the attackers hand rubbing across swiftly come down and put pressure on his wrist by pressing it to your chest and lowering the center of gravity in order to establish control or prepare for handcuffing like the opponent's hand side and put your palm on the opponent's elbow rotate the arms and press down using your body fast moving claims in the elbow and shoulder area control the head or albeit over to the ground event space and lock as the Polytechnic shown because importance practice and no one has found the usually required knowledge the main goal self defense is to protect yourself and / encounter [Music] this concludes today's lesson make sure to take part in the first and second training video of the pros guide to close combat

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Keywords: uf pro, close combat, martial arts, self defence, special forces, defence against guns, how to defend against a gun, defence against firearms, krav maga, uf pro gear, self defense

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Length: 3min 40sec (220 seconds)

Published: Thu Aug 24 2017

Reddit Comments

[u/Dkui2200]

Personally I would avoid these scenarios with low compress around corners and near potential threats. You generally shouldn’t approach someone and get in their face with a rifle mounted to your shoulder.

Edit: also if your opponent is not a 120 pound man who’s ate rice and bread his entire life then there’s going to be resistance with any technique you use. Don’t just learn a certain line of actions. Instead understand movements fundamentally and learn natural reactions.

[u/PotassiumBob]

Don't you remember the basics of CQC snake?

But like with anything, it never looks like this under actual oppositional force.

Full Spectrum Warrior has some good sparring videos that show how messy it can get.

[u/[deleted]]

Gun-fu

Martial arts isn’t my area so I’m not knowledgeable here.

[u/solidcore87]

Specifically, the 1st and 3rd move. Judo? Anymore sources for content like that?

John wick'n, gun-fu, gun kata, or rifu-jutsu? /s