This video is taken from Army Ranger, Dave Steinbach’s, Force on Force class, Defensive Scenarios 1. In the video, he explains the importance of moving …
As soon as you clear the holster, the gun tips laterally and your first and second shot comes from the hip trying to just score a hit. Then extend and finish center mass. It’s called close compression shooting and there are a bunch of videos on it.
Good advice for the timid, those with little training, or L.E.O.s held to a higher standard of burden of proof. The life saving reaction is to press forward and sidestep fast before the gap is closed while putting rounds center mass and letting your muzzle lift carry the remaining shots up and throught their, chest, neck, and head.
Good vid! This is absolutely great in open space, trade lateral space for time and create a tactical advantage. In any intense scenario or in a situation where you’re unsure of a potential threat being armed. Draw and keep your weapon ready. Quite a few NYPD cops who learned in the street would keep their hat over a drawn pistol, or down by their side or put the muzzle slightly in their uniform coat. Whatever wasneeded to have the advantage. Lateral movement can be impossible in hallways, stairs, vestibules and courtyards. Backing up might be the only way to move and, depending where you are, you may have no where to go in many scenarios so, leaving your pistol holstered will result in you being terribly injured or dead with your pistol in your holster.
See, it's cool to learn this, and I've enjoyed watching this video. But as an Australian, I see in American culture this perpetual fear of your neighbour. Like someone's gonna break into your house or stab you on the street. There are places here where I fear that too, but I've talked myself out of those threats before, and I am glad that there isn't a surplus of guns in my community.
"You know a machete can kill in one hit" says the guy holding a gun….. there is a reason they say dont bring a knife to a gun fight now stop fear mongering and move on with your bored self.
As a boxer, this makes me think of landing a counter. Instead of moving backwards where your opponent can follow up with another shot, you would move laterally do you would be outside of their punch and be able to land your own.
I run at the attacker. then I throw them off by getting under them which doesn't give them enough time to slow their momentum, giving me ample time to respond accordingly by unloading into their backs.
This video needs some kind of disclaimer. If someone is charging at you with the intent to cause you actual bodily harm you must be aware that a person can easily sustain several rifle calibre gunshot wounds and survive long enough to kill you, your buddies, and everyone else in the trench. As the British Army found out in Africa, if you want to equip your officers with a gun capable of defending themselves from men with pointy sticks, it better be a large enough calibre to take an arm off, or the likelihood is that you end up with two dead bodies – one with a small round slightly burned hole in the front and larger one in the back, and one with a pointy bit of wood stuck through its immaculately tailored red coat.
What if I move laterally and kneecap you. Can you run with no knees?
Serpentine. https://youtu.be/A2_w-QCWpS0
Strafe! We knew it from Doom all along 🙂
Machete!!!! Hahahahah that’s fucking pocket knife!!!!
As soon as you clear the holster, the gun tips laterally and your first and second shot comes from the hip trying to just score a hit. Then extend and finish center mass. It’s called close compression shooting and there are a bunch of videos on it.
Good advice for the timid, those with little training, or L.E.O.s held to a higher standard of burden of proof. The life saving reaction is to press forward and sidestep fast before the gap is closed while putting rounds center mass and letting your muzzle lift carry the remaining shots up and throught their, chest, neck, and head.
You need a video showing how to never turn your back like many trainees in this video did. That is assured death or injury.
Okay, if you move laterally, yes it will give you more time at the cost of accuracy though
Rest of the world: Netflixing on couch in lock down
Us of A: training for gunfights and survival technics
How to run to kill someone using handgun with a knife?
This is a hobby for Americans
Figured this out in Quake 2:
Strafing > backing up
If you can't get your gun out in time then gain control of the arm with the weapon in it do not turn your back to your attacker
You can back up in a goat fight. Sure that works very well.. I seen people knock people out with a jab while they move back.
Good vid! This is absolutely great in open space, trade lateral space for time and create a tactical advantage. In any intense scenario or in a situation where you’re unsure of a potential threat being armed. Draw and keep your weapon ready. Quite a few NYPD cops who learned in the street would keep their hat over a drawn pistol, or down by their side or put the muzzle slightly in their uniform coat. Whatever wasneeded to have the advantage. Lateral movement can be impossible in hallways, stairs, vestibules and courtyards. Backing up might be the only way to move and, depending where you are, you may have no where to go in many scenarios so, leaving your pistol holstered will result in you being terribly injured or dead with your pistol in your holster.
The main instructor with the sunglasses looks and sounds exactly like one of my favorite sergeants at the prison where I used to work.
JUST A JOGGER!!!! a JOGGER!!!!! hmmm where did I hear that before and what does that word imply…
See, it's cool to learn this, and I've enjoyed watching this video. But as an Australian, I see in American culture this perpetual fear of your neighbour. Like someone's gonna break into your house or stab you on the street.
There are places here where I fear that too, but I've talked myself out of those threats before, and I am glad that there isn't a surplus of guns in my community.
21 foot rule.
"You know a machete can kill in one hit" says the guy holding a gun….. there is a reason they say dont bring a knife to a gun fight now stop fear mongering and move on with your bored self.
Here’s a tip. Outlaw all firearms.
None of these chubby fellas will ever be in a firefight
As a boxer, this makes me think of landing a counter. Instead of moving backwards where your opponent can follow up with another shot, you would move laterally do you would be outside of their punch and be able to land your own.
I grew up on Halo. Lateral movement? U mean strafing. My time to shine haha
I run at the attacker. then I throw them off by getting under them which doesn't give them enough time to slow their momentum, giving me ample time to respond accordingly by unloading into their backs.
Video games have instilled this in us.
Strafing is king
Avoid what is strong and attack what is weak. Outflank the enemy then close in and destroy him
Gunfight Tip: get the F out of the USA and move to Europe. Lol
Pro tip from a jedi – move horisontaly.
I don't care what BLM idiots say, if a mentally ill person pulls a knife and takes one step forward it would take extreme restraint not to open fire.
Here's a tip: find a different football league in need of RB position
New and improved! Move back and laterally! Join my course for only 999!
But you don’t show them how to fight
Wtf drugs Don go through a leg shot
This video needs some kind of disclaimer. If someone is charging at you with the intent to cause you actual bodily harm you must be aware that a person can easily sustain several rifle calibre gunshot wounds and survive long enough to kill you, your buddies, and everyone else in the trench. As the British Army found out in Africa, if you want to equip your officers with a gun capable of defending themselves from men with pointy sticks, it better be a large enough calibre to take an arm off, or the likelihood is that you end up with two dead bodies – one with a small round slightly burned hole in the front and larger one in the back, and one with a pointy bit of wood stuck through its immaculately tailored red coat.