Direct compression or a tampon plug is a much better option than shutting off all blood flow if you intend on saving the limb

Step off the X when the subject starts his attack,...... move move move

i remember chuck noris performing this in court

I've got a better suggestion: leave the US and go and live anywhere else in the world. The US is seriously !@#$%

Thank you for your content sir. I’m a "tactical enthusiast" and your videos might not be the most flashiest, attractive or whatever, but your content is pure gold.

The Tueller drill as practiced by an experienced knife handler in academy videos, drew and deployed a folding knife from concealment as they were closing, on trainee officers who were only prompted to simulate a room check scenario. Brandishing a visible blade alters factors significantly... without those cues, just getting off-line and drawing might be suboptimal.

As if the „good guy“ would carry a gun.

That's why your gun cannot and should not be your crutch. You should know how to handle yourself without a weapon, footwork skills and basic combat skills, which would give you a few more seconds of time to more effectively use your gun.

Meanwhile somewhere in louisana, where ever jerry miculak is there is a fellow that can draw and fire 25 rounds of 500 magnum from a 5 shot revolver in that copious amount of time of 1.5 seconds. So would the miculack drill be the same as this but at a distance of 2”

Why was the good guy just standing there like an idiot. You can move while you draw.

Simply advice for 15feet distance - step back

As a former Leo firearms instructor you are one of the few people that understands what Tueller was showing by his example of moving and not standing still during deadly force or the distance an attacker can cover and make contact with you. Excellent job…

james coburn started this fad in the 1960's action flick = the magnificent 7'

Situational awareness is the key, that and entirely avoiding getting into the situation. My main concern had been when traveling, placing myself on high alert when stopping for gas or at rest areas. Since we're older now I tend to avoid driving at night so there is that reduction also. Still I see people at gas stations completely unaware of any thing, totally engrossed in their phone.

But if you juke the attacker it buys you time to empty out that clip.

The biggest lesson from Tueller's research is to NOT just stand there, draw, shoot, and count on your wimpy little pistol bullets to keep you safe. Move, parry, attack... do all of the other "in a fight" stuff that you would do if you didn't have a gun, and then add the element of the gun.

What if I draw and have pistol at ready position? Is that brandishing?

No way 98% of people can recognize a threat, draw and shot 1.5!!!!! Ridiculous to say that.

Does anyone know the tail number of this BUFF?

“If you shoot an attacker more than 21 feet away from you, then you will spend the rest of your life in prison, but if you shoot an attacker within 21 feet in front of you…then you will spend the rest of your life in prison. The world is becoming more sympathetic toward people who will decide to take your life, and when they do either your life is over, or both of your lives are over. The only difference is you’ll be in a cell and they’ll be in the morgue.” -My CCW instructor

Dennis set this up for cops and duty rigs. You need MORE space time when your draw is from a concealed belt rig, or you need to have a pocket rig and have your hand ON your gun, in the pocket, in a firing grip.

awesome video under 2 mins thank you

You have the same amount of time to dive behind a dumpster If a helicopter is about to crash into you from 100' away. Be vigilant, people.

The idea that "good guys" are the people who have guns is nonsense. Almost nobody ever uses a gun to protect themselves. Doesn't happen. People commit suicide with guns, accidentally shoot innocent bystanders with guns, commit murder with guns. They don't "shoot bad guys". They don't actually protect themselves. The gun industry has frightened a bunch of rubes into thinking guns create safety. They don't. It's a fantasy.

Add lateral movement to the exercise. You can't outrun them backwards, and you're more likely to trip and fall if you try. Move laterally and make them chase you in a circle, always angling to the side of their trajectory and looking for obstacles to put between you. They can't chase you as fast and you'll get your hits before they get theirs.

I suppose I would try to reason with the knife wielder...as he was slicing me up.

Even if I ace the draw and get good hits, I'm not just gonna stand there and let the guy fall on me with a knife. You should always be ready to move before the attacker reaches you no matter what condition he's in.

This 21 foot thing is kinda imaginary, like how fast that car canngo from 0-60.😅

Excellent demonstration

But it is hilarious that police with drawn pistols will use this as justification for shooting someone with a knife. The whole point of the Tueller drill is the need to draw first. If you have already drawn your weapon, the 21 foot "rule" has no validity. Conversely, if your weapon isn't in a duty rig and harder to draw, the rule likewise has no validity.

Remember always aim gun downward towards ground when making firearm safe & limit move of said gun barrel , don't want be swinging gun all over place.

I was taught years ago to quickly retreat circling while drawing my weapon. Adds time and distance to my advantage while also increases the possibility of the attacker stumbling over their own feet.

Best way to defeat this is to fall back or side on the ground … He has to stop or at least slow down as it will confuse the hell out of the attacker … that buys time to draw and fire … the other thing about this drill is they always show the attacker standing still exhibiting his weapon … you better be drawing do not give him the first move ….

Move off the X and also have hand skills you may need to initially defend/ open distance/ angle off, before you get to your side arm. I always remind myself I may never even be able to get to the gun

That guy needs a better holster than his jeans pocket lol. He could be faster if he had a nice kydex holster.

GOOD STUFF, REMEMBER IT WELL. I SUBSCRIBED.

That makes a good case for always carrying a round in the pipe.

Modern people seriously underestimate the power of a simple butcher knife.

Why do they always do these drills with the guy with the gun just standing there? I mean seriously are you just going to stand there or are you going to step out of the way while you're drawing your weapon?

Kneecaps at 50', fuck em!

I understand the power of training. But then modify it to optimize it. You don't have to stay in one spot. Move like your life depends on it. Draw on the move. Create angles away from the threat. Then, neutralize the threat.

Search: “Officer Jonah Hernandez, Las Cruces (NM) PD killed in stabbing, February 11, 2024” to see the reality of a knife attack.

Duck, dodge and dive?

Here come the 'experts' to enlighten all of us with their opinionated brilliance. 😊

Hey, has anyone forwarded this to the Secret Service? They could really use something like this.

"If you're not shooting you should be reloading if your not reloading you should be moving if you're not moving someone is going to put your head on a stick."

Learn to run.

What's faster, action or reaction?

Even if you beat the bad guy, he arrives with enough momentum to stab you. Nobody wins. Get off the X, sprint to his left if his weapon is held in his right hand. Try this drill with airsoft.

Get off the X.