2:00 Step 1: grab firearm Step 2: back dat ass up

@pedroam7218

7 жыл бұрын

Step 2: Negotiate a rape instead

@trektn

7 жыл бұрын

Bob Jones I

Good moves, but it doesn't seem to take into account the fact that the person with the gun probably won't stand idly by while you disarm him.

@windhamearl3067

10 жыл бұрын

Actually, Krav Maga does just that.

@spinosaur19

10 жыл бұрын

Kevin, this is for beginners. Once they get the motion of how to disarm the weapon, you later train and practice at a fast pace.

@readyuptactical2749

9 жыл бұрын

Windham Earl, Actually KM is about the same. It assumes that you are the only one aggressive.

@bootsontheground4913

7 жыл бұрын

SPinosaur19 no, because those are awful ways to disarm guns. Those are just fancy moves that look cool. First off, nobody would be that calm with a gun to there head. Second, you don't know if the guy is on drugs or if he is crazy or what. He could pull the trigger if you flinch

@inforockelectric3659

7 жыл бұрын

Potato Dragon llll

I'm still wondering what happens when your opponent isn't dumb enough to stick the firearm right in your face, but instead uses it properly from a distance, which is what firearms were made for.

@bassistoftheyear

9 жыл бұрын

I don't think many muggings happen from a distance since they usually don't want to be seen by others they can keep the gun hidden better up close.

@angelagonzales7

9 жыл бұрын

Conceal carry.

@herbivorethecarnivore8447

4 жыл бұрын

@@angelagonzales7 i want to know what dumbass tries to pull out a gun when someone is already pointing one at them

I have long studied different Karate styles, mostly Isshinryu and now Shorinryu. Don't forget, most of Krav Maga's grappling techniques are derived from Japanese Jiu Jitsu, and most Karate styles have the exact same grappling techniques (depending on the dojo).

You can learn all the gun disarms possible but until someone actually puts a gun to your body or head it's a completely different story. It may work in a class room , because you know the gun is a fake one and not loaded, but on the street where you know the gun is most likely real and loaded you are put in a stressful situation and you will most likely freeze. If you don't freeze and use your disarming techniques you could possibly survive or accidentally screw up because you have never had to use it in a real situation and could end up dead. Using something in class and something under stress is different, however it is always nice to learn something new or to add to what you already know.

@LISpiderMan

7 жыл бұрын

I completely agree, never take chances, just give the gunmen what he/she wants and walk away. If your life is on the line that you the training you know

@user-qs3lh2ty9f

7 жыл бұрын

Asoka Mano a if disarms enemy gun with broke the hund? And in firsts seconds fight be a relax?

the best self defense is to stay out of suspicious places and out of trouble. Once faced to gun to the head, of course this is only choice left, although there's no criminal would come so close to attach the gun barrel to the head

There's also a grab technique where you push the slide back, disabling the weapon. Nice set of tactics, but would like to see them done with a paintball to check/verify/practice making the move without getting shot. JMHO

important tips I learnt from martial art that applies to a lot of things. 1:neutralise immediate threat I.e. get the barrel of the gun pointing away from you. 2: quick strikes to eyes. remember a lot of people holding the guns may be under influence of drug and I've seen first hand that a kick to the balls and a straight kick to the ribs doesn't ground a guy on drugs. striking the eyes causes disorientation and if you hit them hard enough in the face will cause eyes to water (blurring vision) and may give you a chance to get the gun fully out of harm's way. but it's important to remember to concentrate on the gun first.

@MrProp46

8 жыл бұрын

good point about going for the eyes DONT EVER punch someone in the throat esp the adams apple... that could really hurt them... and its unfair fighting better to focas on the eyes also... stay away from the tip of the nose ... and never hit the tip of the nose in an upward direction ....you could really hurt someone like that ... and agian its not a fair fight and another point... never grab them by the shirt collar and swing away... doing this could make you want to attend a hockey game...yes hockey the girls version of badmittion then next thing you know your watching old vcr reruns of old homo erotic movies like road house staring patrick swayse and then its just a short drive to sucking a catholic prist dick during confession so please... dont grab any jersy dont swing at there nose and definatly dont punch there throat.... its just leads to dick sucking

@salouaaalem2517

8 жыл бұрын

does your training helps you to react fast and be always on alert , and most importantly does it help you to get rid of your fear, i feel paralysed in dangerous situations

@MrProp46

8 жыл бұрын

+Sally lam kung fu does all that for me... but socially it proves im a dufus geek so i get hose headed alot by the football team and girls laugh at me.

@salouaaalem2517

8 жыл бұрын

+Prop Paper good for you that your training is helping you to be a stronger person i myself am considering joining some classes of self-defence , and for the ones laughing at you , well that's what insecure people do to feel better about themselves , there is nothing wrong with you practicing a sport you are passionate about , keep going and just ignore negative people .

What a great compilation you've put together.

this has the potential to save someones life one day if they watch this videos techniques, thanks you for posting this!

My move is to just give them my wallet...

@vincentgilson3907

8 жыл бұрын

good one :) but terroriste don't want your $$

@ostyne5523

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and what if the victim is someone who can BARELY make ends meet, and so can eat only once a month or a week?! Will they be ok with giving away their hard-earned cash so that they can stay safe and STARVE?!!!😑😡

@ostyne5523

4 жыл бұрын

@@vincentgilson3907 Yeah, and what if the victim is someone who can BARELY make ends meet, and so can eat only once a month or a week?! Will they be ok with giving away their hard-earned cash so that they can stay safe and STARVE?!!!😑😡

these are all good but even if I knew all these techniques, personally I would probably still freeze up when someone points a gun at me.

@Wargsy

7 жыл бұрын

I mean how I see it, its good to know this but you dont do this second some guy aims at you, but if you think he is going to do something to you, or someone else, and gets close enough to you for you to grab his gun, it might be necessary. But your number one option you should always do, is do as he says, but if that doesnt work you may have to do this.

Fpo Oat the slide has to go fully to the rear and eject the spent casing before a new round is able to be loaded. so by grabbing the slide firmly it will keep the spent casing inside the chamber . basically or simply put. the emty shell never comes out after the first discharge . heck it isn't even letting the slide back far enough to let the trigger reset let alone ejecting that spent casing and loading a new round lol

Love this video!!!

What the hell, on 1:17 through 1:19. The Great Masta Wooooong says do not grab barrel with bare hands; grab at the side!!!!!

EFF YESSS!!! awesome dhurva! love peppa

Great Video

Thank you!

all your videos is so cool! good job really!

We did that in Army Training and had a great time doing it!

wow some slick moves there

Cool video, I want to learn this now.

Thanks Much

This is very realistic. Usually when a shooter begins to be disarmed by the victim he goes limp and doesnt resist and just lets the victim take the gun away without a fight

keep up the good work

So helpful with no audio +10000

I wish they would draw the gun, or run up on them. Seems too planned/practiced when the gun is just sitting in one spot still waiting for the disarm.

@wmhsdoor

10 жыл бұрын

LOL not with a loaded gun silly. Like have it be a random attack by a random member of a group of students. Would like to see them react to a random assault.

@wmhsdoor

10 жыл бұрын

Jane Wan HEEHehe

@towhidurrahman2136

10 жыл бұрын

you're right

Thanks, I made that one up, the elbow hook :)

Super Danke!

The first and last grab, maybe I'm not understanding correctly but is he grabbing it around the ejection port so the casing doesn't eject and it jams the weapon?

Many Thanks :)

Where can I learn this specifically?

@TheRobertRedbeard Is the point in the first clip to make the gun non-usable?

what should i do if my attacker have two arms?

@WhoBLuu

6 жыл бұрын

Same principle. Redirect the gun with your hands and move your head or body out of the line of fire at the same time. After that, (while still controlling the firearm) kick to the groin multiple times as needed or whatever else to incapacitate the gunman. That'll work 9/10 times honestly.

@Cyogesh56

6 жыл бұрын

Run

very cool

it's not jamming it's just not ejecting the casing so it doesn't reload another bullet in the chamber

First (and last) move is key to save your life.

I like Japan/Chines technique,its very fast..around 0:50.

As a kid i always tought if i'd get attacked by a pistol wearing thug i would hold the slide to prevent the bullet cycle....seing the first clip just woke that up. But this shows well how to disarm an un trained oponent. Nice vid!

Et à distance on fait comment pour éviter les balles ?

These disarms are assuming the shooter isnt actually going to shoot you, either because he lost his nerve or wants something from you. That means that the gun isnt actually a weapon more so then a threat to get you afraid enough to comply. This could also work if you use a disarm RIGHT when he raises the gun to fire.

Failure to feed isn't necessarily a jam. If the round isn't chambered there is no jam. The purpose of that isn't to jam the gun, its to restrict a fresh round from being chambered. Not allowing the casing to eject is just not allowing the next round to feed properly.

0: 54 my favourite technique

Different techniques of disarms but in just one position of the attackers

Some good mov some very dangerous

@thebathman0987

10 жыл бұрын

A person pointing a gun at you is dangerous indeed, Sherlock.

Ian Hamilton a firearm will only discharge when their is enough resistance per square pound to pull back the trigger if you know know anything about how these guys are disarming them and notice most of them get clear of the barrel before or during the disarming so even if it did go off they wouldn't get hit

That was very good ti know how can i download it.

what you just now described was a malfunction, or a jam. therefor the weapon is jamming-

The point is to show that you can grab an automatic and have it fired while you are holding it without injuring yourself. And yes it does stop the weapon from loading a new round. But it does not stop the firearm from functioning. Pull away, rack the slide and the weapon is back in service.

Where can I learn these techniques?

what about if its a revolver really depends on what kind of gun... so it really helps if your knowledgeable about different kinds of firearms aswell as on how to perform this fighting style correctly.

Muito top

yeah. Right.

i watch ur videos cuz of its awsome musics LOL

Nice videos

why did the clip get discharged?

2:03 no homo XD

All rooted firmly in the belief that the person doing the disarming knows far more about martial arts than the attacker knows about the effective range of a pistol. Anyone can look like a hero screwing around with a willing subject and an empty gun.

@saamagmuaythai

10 жыл бұрын

Coming from curious...what would you suggest a person do to prepare for a close range gun assault? Use a real gun for training? After all you don't feel training with an empty gun is appropriate. Or better yet, just not train at all because you don't feel that someone will ever be attacked close up like that with a "smart" criminal. The "smart" ones will hold you up from 20 feet away. Yep. So training to escape or disarm an attacker is simply futile and we should all just lay down and die.

@Malt454

10 жыл бұрын

saamagmuaythai My point is that what you can do training against a gun you know is empty and an attacker that you know means you no harm is all interesting, good exercise, a nice parlor trick, and sells a lot defense course lessons, but it's not the real thing and I'd be interested to know the ratio of people who have used this successfuly for real to those who have not been so lucky, including the people who teach it.

@saamagmuaythai

10 жыл бұрын

So...what do you suggest then?

@Malt454

10 жыл бұрын

saamagmuaythai To question techniques which ask you to put your life on the line against a gun if the people teaching those techniques have not done so. I think it is a real question as to whether these techniques prevent people from being shot vs. possibly causing them to be shot, either intentionally or by accident, by those who don't necessarily otherwise have plans to execute them.

@zydian_

10 жыл бұрын

in a life or death situation it seems the best solution to get out alive i would say

If you tried that at 1:30 I'm sorry your head would be gone

It's a cute little skill, but remember Smokey the bear so only you can return fire.

Yup, real world situation definitely works that way, of course...

3:12 Was dangerous as hell.

PEOPLE i am a self defense practitioner, DONT GO THINKING ANYONE CAN DISARM JUST CAUSE THEY TRAINED IT A COUPLE OF TIMES OR BECAUSE YOU SAW IT ON VIDEO!! PLEASE RATE THIS UP BECAUSE NOT EVERYONE HAS AN IDEA!!!

I used that elbow one once it worked well in just a fist fight as well

But the best move of all is always have trained snipers watching your location

Now here's some tricks I can use in animating to impress my friends :P

How bout on long ranges?

Some of the disarms are very good. A few are rather questionable.

Alternate title: How to Let Go of a Gun Convincingly.

Remember 2-3 meters and you have no chances to any resistance that's what my body from Russian spetsnaz told me

It's the norm for the bad guys to hold back the gun with the leveraging arm out towards you

Krav Maga is my favorite technique of defense :)

it's so dangerous to do althouh we are a skillfull man

Nice moves :)

almost no one has experience with disarming a gunman, but karate could help..

I would like to see them do this with blanks. And the attacker to try squeezing the trigger. Better yet add eye protection and Wax rounds ... Then see how it goes ...

@Milarecs

9 жыл бұрын

When you grab the gun usually the attacker fires so it is important that you take your head off the bullet path, after that the gun is useless because when you hold the barrel you lock the capsule of the first bullet fired inside the gun so it is impossible for the other bullets to come up from the clip

@xScrixx

9 жыл бұрын

Jeff Stoops Blanks can still injure and kill. The air pressure is still strong.

@geoffhoweth

9 жыл бұрын

Jeff Stoops Well the problems with blanks the slide don't cycle and can still kill at 10 feet.

@JeffStoops

9 жыл бұрын

xScrixx Wasn't Bruce Lee's son killed that way ?

@geoffhoweth

8 жыл бұрын

Jeff Stoops Not to sure but i think it was a revolver ?????? and a squib load

Para ver verdadera defensa contra arma de fuego hay que estudiar con ITAY GIL. El les mostrara verdadera agresion y verdadera posible solucion. Saludos!

How I wish those tutors facing a real situation.

The best solution in my opinion is to obtain a concealed carry permit and train with your firearm for many different situations. Sadly, non lethal tactics will never be the best way to defend yourself against a criminal with a gun.

What martial art is between 0:22 - 1:16

Condicion fisica, y mucha seguridad

Good stuff. Personally, I prefer to get on the outside of people for knife and gun disarming techniques, simply because the attacker must now reach across his/her body to grab me with the other hand. It limits what the attacker can do to stop me from taking that weapon away. But martial arts is about choosing which techniques you prefer. There are plenty of other good ways of doing the same thing :).

I’m sure if some of these disarms would be a smooth or work at all if the assailants finger was already in the trigger guard. 😎

Cool :)

3:00 Prepare the mount. Mounted complete 😂

I can't keep up with all of those moves

Believe me, some of the movements shown here in real life just won't work

Smart gunman wouldn't stand within the victim's reaching distance.

1:17, yeah, no, that guy shot you 3 times before you even landed a punch

@McFlubberpants

7 жыл бұрын

Except no. He moved his body out of the line of fire and held on to the slide. The guy shoots, but misses and the gun is likely to jam as the casing from that shot would still be in the chamber. If his grip is loose and it doesn't jam, his body is still out of the line of fire. He then moves forward, making it harder for the man with the gun to rake it out of the disarm.

@JKBEAST

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it was way too telegraphed. Fast but telegraphed

I know they said use common sense, but one thing that needs to be specified is never try this if the shooter is right on you with his intent completely on you. Do something to get him to partially relax and drop his guard some before even thinking about attempting something like these disarms.

@Paronak

8 жыл бұрын

+Victor Vogel simply act defenseless and like a coward, then when he get close to you, you can disarm him. or just knock him out

Most of these will get you killed. Always make sure your movements are as minimal as fast as possible when disarming the gun.

Some of those skills only work in movies☺

if the gunman stand still, you can finish a beer and than come back to grab that gun & complete this tutorial..

only those who have rock hard power from heart will able to use these techniques, most of will fail lol

I have taken three different martial arts disciplines, gotten relatively high in each of them, and yet they all failed to teach me this stuff. I was flat out refused when I asked. The fuck? Where can I learn this.

The other guy is never moving though🤣

what if the guy holding the gun knows gun self defence?

Anyone know of any videos where it show a defence form for you to take if someone tries to steal your weapon from you while opencarrying? such as if your shopping and a guy reaches for your weapon from behind, so you can learn to defend yourself from it, etc.

@nikolaivolkov8660

9 жыл бұрын

There are a number of weapon retention drills you can practice. Feel free to message me if you wish, I can provide some easy and effective drills for you to practice. Former U.S Army, 4th Batt. 10th SFG

@nelsonstephen20

9 жыл бұрын

Easiest way to deter people from taking your open carry weapon is to carry concealed.

@nikolaivolkov8660

9 жыл бұрын

That's contradictory. The easiest way to prevent you from being disarmed while open carrying is to maintain a constant state of situational awareness. This is something everyone carrying should be able to do. If you can't, don't carry. You just create a liability for your own, and everyone else's safety.

@nelsonstephen20

9 жыл бұрын

well if your worried about people taking your firearm from behind, there is no real defense to that, its not hard to pull a weapon from a holster, the easiest way to not have someone do that is for them to not know its there, situational awareness is important but when your open carrying your a target, when your concealed you just look like average joe.

@nikolaivolkov8660

9 жыл бұрын

Personally, I'm more comfortable OC. That's not to say I don't CC, but it isn't often. With a level III retention holster, nobody but you and someone who is very well trained is going to get your weapon. That list is reduced to you if you maintain situational awareness. If you prefer CC, go for it, more power to you. Do what makes you comfortable, with whatever gun, in whatever caliber, in whatever holster, you're most comfortable carrying in. The weapon is useless if you are scared to use it or are not comfortable with it's carriage. Pick a way that works for you and train drawing, clearing malfunctions, retention drills...common sense.

One way you can tell someone has ZERO tactical training: they try to use the attacker’s handgun against them. You don’t know a thing about it - is it loaded? Does it work? (Crime stats show that 60% of the time the answer is no). I would never want to point a weapon at someone I did not know the condition of. And fun fact: in many states, criminals intentionally keep the gun unloaded to receive lesser charges if caught. Folks, don’t be a victim. Be smart and stay safe.

I tryed this once once...