Grabbing the Slide and Firing | Polenar Tactical

We got an interesting question on our previous video:
"...is it possible to hold a gun's slide when it's fired so that you prevent a new round from entering the chamber?"
It seems that a lot of people think that if you grab the slide and fire the pistol it will seriously cut you or even break your fingers.
To show everyone that it can be done without losing any of your fingers we decided to film it :)
As you can see from the video, YES it is possible to hold a gun slide to prevent it from cycling and not get your hand hurt.
WARNING!
This video is NOT a "how to" for defense against a handgun. Things shown in this video can be dangerous and can result in a serious injury or death.
Producers: Ziga Polajnar - Samo R. Stergel - Jan Kok
Camera & Editing: Jan Kok
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Attribution:
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[@alexfunkhouser8627]

Everything about this video is perfect. Accurate title, no unnecessary talking, good camera angles, proper firearm safety. Top notch video!

[@1rk1n]

I didn't even need english translation. I totally got it, but still don't ever want to be in a situation to use that technique.

[@DeoryDidit]

Agreed

[@knightmare2135]

I did not see proper firearm safety.

[@rebelpatriot1776]

Thats polenar tactical for you

[@knightmare2135]

@Jeff Yancey I saw very poor muzzle discipline

[@lkg972]

the level of firearm safety demonstrated in this video is remarkable

[@TheAncientColossus]

Sarcasm is not welcome on the internet.

[@18matts]

Feel free to start an safety education channel.

[@aquarius5264]

@@TheAncientColossus i don't think he was being sarcastic

[@TheAncientColossus]

@@aquarius5264 He was being sarcastic, ya simp. Lol.

[@_everybodyK]

i like how the guy shooting has gloves but the guy holding the slide don’t

[@MrMayDou]

I always had the imagination that the force of the recoil would just rip your hand apart and leave you bleeding

[@CanadianLlama]

me too

[@brycelindley5210]

Probably need a follow-up vid with this demonstrated with larger calibers. Start with 40SW, 45 ACP, 10MM so on and so forth.

[@Mr.Autodelete]

@@brycelindley5210 it would work for any pistol with a slide the entire gun is meant to be able to be held and operated

[@gabriellord3286]

Holding the slide to prevent it from cycling makes it revolver basically

[@user-vk9rq1zu43]

@@gabriellord3286 ??

[@lukuswagner9652]

I'm curious how I've never seen this before. Most people arent taking that route in self defense but as a last resort it's good to know.

[@norbertsoltesz1012]

Its about as useful as putting your hand in front of the chamber to block it. If hes that close, the shooter prolly cant possibly miss, and still shoot you dead.

[@cameronartukovich6810]

@@norbertsoltesz1012 I mean technically you can do that as long as you put pressure on the muzzle the whole time while he's pulling the trigger you can easily push it out of battery. Only recommended if you are in your last seconds of life and you are desperate.

[@tywatts700]

@@norbertsoltesz1012 at school I took a class that was taught by a retired police officer and he showed us this almost exact same move, the only difference was that when he did it he moved his arm in a way that if the "bad guy" fired the gun before he got out of the way his arm would take the bullet instead of his face. Obviously not perfect but in a life or death situation it can be enough to let you live another day

[@grrrrr7365]

My thoughts exactly.

[@Negrataish]

@@norbertsoltesz1012 well, not getting +15 more following shots it is good enough to try in a life or death situation.. of course if you trained enough to take down someone after that..

[@BADALEX1]

Do you need to have Polenar Tactical hands to do this though?

[@ZephyrAlphaOne]

Yes, otherwise you'd lose your polegar.

[@sayhoman]

Why yes, yes you do

[@airsoftrandomness7318]

BADALEX no

[@airsoftrandomness7318]

BADALEX he Litteraly has BARR HANDS

[@jabalyshome]

Please don't try on a revolver or any short barrel pistols. Won't turn out so well

[@sdutango]

Thanks for my biggest question answered. No 10 mins bullshit and straight to the action. You guys earned a fast sub!

[@PolenarTactical]

Thanks and welcome to the channel. Quite an old video, we need to revisit this one soon :)

[@maliksufyan5318]

7 years later* KZbin: you might wanna see this...

[@Leman.Russ.6thLegion]

LMFAO ME TOO

[@zombiekier-bu5nx]

Same

[@AxBoGaming]

Well, KZbin was right xD

[@utorrentclient6189]

Right?😂😂

[@luc515025]

Same

[@ajm2872]

"Now grab my arm...the other arm...MY other arm." "Okay so im just gonna break the wrist, walk away. Break the wrist, walk away..."

[@Gossettc68]

" I could throw that football over that mountain "

[@cjcourter1477]

Tina ya fat lard come get some dinner...

[@theguacinator2727]

"I already made like a bajillion of those at summer camp"

[@Gossettc68]

" Don't be jealous that i've been chatting online with babes all day. " This is becoming my favorite thread of comments.

[@rydeen450]

It taste like this cow got into an onion patch.

[@PolenarTactical]

Everyone that has actually trained and tried this techniques with airsoft guns or blank rounds would know that it's perfectly possible to disarm someone before he can press the trigger It's easy to write from your comfy armchair, isn't it? :)

[@JonatasMonte]

0:48 I love that finger, just standing there.

[@vinhtri8918]

Yea

[@corvidconfidential8826]

He had to keep it straight otherwise it would've been broken entirely backwards. It's actually a really good disarm technique and I've never seen it done before, might be harder in practice but if you get lucky or are strong, it's an easy way to break the bad guys finger thus guaranteeing your success. However it gives me the creeps, I wouldn't want to practice that or demonstrate it without insane amounts of slow motion practice.....jeez one wrong move or pumped up demonstration and your index finger is destroyed. °^°

[@leotutone]

@@corvidconfidential8826 I think you didn't got it. He is pointing out that after he was disarmed, his finger remained there even if he could simply close the hand lol

[@marzgaming7176]

@@corvidconfidential8826 that’s just trigger discipline... gotta keep the pointer finger out of the trigger

[@tedsell1455]

the more you know about GUNS the safer they become 🔫

[@harvey894]

Arguably i guess

[@notjustinyeetroblox9928]

True

[@scoopdaddy2313]

Absolutely, stupid people make stupid mistakes

[@flavdotio]

I think you meant to say Anything

[@ZSmith-yy4lv]

@@flavdotio the more you know about the north Korean government, the more at risk you become.

[@armageddon_gaming]

Nobody: Literally nobody: 90 percent of this comment section: DoN't TrY tHiS wItH a ReVoLvEr!

[@thepeskyone]

don't do it with a revolver

[@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D-]

Seriously hurts me on how stupid people think others are. Im certain 90% of people who watches this channel has some basic experience with guns and understands autoloaders load by the slide retracting while revolver loads with a cylinder. Like geez, atleast explain the mechanisms of guns.

[@kilianconn5091]

@@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D- They are just nogunz that want to sound smart lol

[@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat]

No one pulls a gun at you when you can reach the gun with arm fully stretch.

[@waliyibnmichael922]

They’re saying that because of the pressure being thrown from the cylinder after firing a revolver it’ll injure your hand

[@EnPeeSee]

Could be lifesaving in a situation where directing the gun away from yourself is possible. As long as that first shot misses when you redirect the weapon, your attacker may not realize another round isn't chambered.

[@basedeltazero714]

True, but it's that first round already in the chamber you have to worry about...

[@thedarkknight646]

All this Jason Bourne shit is awesome on paper but it's a completely different thing to do it in a real situation when your adrenaline is pumping and you're literally scared for your life

[@thedarkknight646]

Vagabond Spaceman training doesn't necessarily prepare you mentally for the real thing. There are a lot of people that are in the military that go through long grueling months in basic training going over things like how to clear buildings for enemies and practice shooting on the range on a regular basis that freeze up or shut down in the middle of a battle field training won't guarantee your brain will handle the stressful situation of possibly being killed in a proactive way

[@michaelsherfield3749]

ARPHOTO I think if you push the slide back abit it won't fire at all.

[@MrVindictus1]

theblacksamurai646 And what exactly is your point? To sit there and pray that jesus will magically make the gun and killer disappear in front of you? Better try and fight and have the know-how instead of accepting certain death.

[@PolenarTactical]

Do you want to know a secret? Slide lock is also designed to be a slide release - WOW! I know, i know, it sounds crazy but it actually works :D

[@chuck2895]

When I bought my first Glock it came with a subscription to Glock magazine. In the magazine was a story written by Gaston Glock. He said that the slide stop on his pistols was NOT to be used as a slide release. He intended that we pull the slide back all the way to the rear and release it to chamber the first round. That extra 1/8 inch made sure that the round was fully seated and the extractor grabbed the case head.

[@user-xh9bt4ti3q]

if they have a revolver just do a kickflip-roundhouse kick and midair disassemble the gun, piece of cake.

[@wasifmutahir1380]

Gaz: Remember switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading. Me: reloads the pistol Gaz: 😐😐

[@alienkid]

Your fruit killing skills are remarkable

[@PolenarTactical]

Hey, guys! Glad to see that you like the video and have further questions! We answer some of them in our newest video, hope you find it useful in further exploring this topic. You can view it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/garGgoFpbLp0lcU

[@Makkar0onii]

Does it work for Revolver?

[@songbirdband]

DeathM10 DON'T try on Revolver!

[@Ltulrich]

DeathM10 There is a 'safe decock' procedure for revolvers that can be used to prevent firing. As songbirdband mentions it is not something you ever want to do using live ammunition, but during combat, if wearing gloves, you can defeat a revolver if it has an exposed hammer. Then again, if you can get your hand on your assailant's gun, the best way to prevent it from firing (at you) is to take control over it.

[@chrisdoe2659]

DeathM10 As long as it is on double action, you can just grab the cylinder and it won't fire. If the cylinder can't spin, the hammer won't pull back. Obviously never try it with a loaded gun because if you screw it up, you will burn the hell out of your hand.

[@MrBnuu]

Polenar Tactical I

[@faffaflunkie]

I call that one "The Crazy Ivan".

[@PolenarTactical]

That's catchy, i like it :)

[@faffaflunkie]

I thought only a Russian would be Crazy Enough to try Shit like That.

[@jeeperscreepers4x435]

I like your profile pic. Is that the note left at the dannemora NY prison brake? Lol

[@fotomaxk6299]

They are not Russian

[@currynoodles4074]

@@fotomaxk6299 But they are slavic

[@botandrew1]

Lesson: if you holding a gun, do not get too close to a person. He will disarm you

[@MDADigital]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f52TepeFo8qVgpI

[@Makos93]

Rush the guy with a gun, run away from a knife

[@zerotwofive4997]

@@MDADigital lol

[@_nines8270]

(Or don't point guns at people)

[@llburnu]

The amount of times I've tried to argue that you can do this and had the response "THE GUN IS TOO POWERFUL, THE SLIDE WOULD SHRED RIGHT THROUGH YOUR HAND" is too high. Thanks for the evidence, and the educational and straightforward video.

[@koruptxshun]

Don't try this on a revolver. Your hand will literally blow up if it's on the cylinder gap.

[@nuttex]

+Lex It won't blow up, although the damage will be quite bad.

[@nitramza861]

+Lex a bit of an exaggeration much, noob.

[@koruptxshun]

+Zach Martin put your hand there and disprove it. I would enjoy watching the end result. Right or wrong.

[@nitramza861]

Lol. I own a sw 686 and shoot it often and I'm aware of what putting a hand beside the cylinder gap can do. I'd rather not. Also, I was just messing with you... So relax.

[@MsAsmodious]

+Lex .44 cylinder gap could EASILY blow your hand to meaty pieces heaven. A gap on a .357 could blow a fingertip off in a millisecond, I agree. I wouldn't try this stupid trick ever. My buddy showed me this video today as a way to stop an attack. One thing led to another and we tried it in real time with my unloaded 92FS INOX, he was flung to the floor like a little bitch with a lacerated left palm. The front sight sliced his hand. I feel terrible now. Never do this in real life, you will at least get you hand cut when the shooter snatches his gun back...

[@Ballistic_Turtle]

Just wanted to thank the guys at Polenar for uploading all they do. I often use this video for training purposes with new shooters as a part of the introductory phase to guns. Showing people who are new to firearms that they are not handheld planet destroyers like in the movies is a good way to boost confidence about recoil fears before ever holding a gun. Also there seems to be some confusion about the purpose of this video. HOpefully this will help: This video is not primarily about the tactical aspect of putting your enemies semi-auto pistol out of battery. It is more of a proof of concept with regards to the recoil not being strong enough to harm you should you find yourself holding on to the slide of a semi-auto pistol as it's fired. A large percentage of the comments seem to imply that this video is somehow instructing you to grab a bad guys gun and put it out of battery like in some of the more advanced training scenarios. While that is possible given the right person, place, distance, reaction, speed, etc etc etc. It is ill-advised unless you have had extensive training and practice doing it. This is just a video showing that it's possible to hold on to a gun while it's being fired and not take any damage to your hand. Read the description if you don't believe me for some reason.

[@Jito463]

I know this is an old post, but I thought I'd add my two-cents to it. My conceal carry instructor (also, my pastor) told us that if we need to fire from within our coats in a life and death situation (e.g. we don't have time to draw the weapon), that we should hold the slide with our thumbs. The reason being, that it prevents the pocket from getting jammed into the slide; allowing us to pull the gun, clear the round and proceed to fire again. Same principle, really. Not good long term on the gun, I imagine, but there are real world scenarios where it can be beneficial to do so.

[@CwalkerSmiley2011]

Who else came n saw this here after 7 year of the video was uploaded...

[@jb8086]

Yup

[@the_giraffe3342]

Love how this video is 7 years old but apparently blew up in the last week

[@juderea0311]

Ok, I have a gun. Let's get into melee distance."

[@liquidbullets3068]

Surprisingly most criminals do this.

[@drasdwayne]

Liquidbullets citation?

[@TheNuclearBolton]

Back in the day, we used rocks to kill. It seems like the advantage over prey by distance to kill is diminishing. How can we come from rocks to guns and the guy freakin stands right in front of you. This proves intelligence is not important in our evolution as a human race.

[@matthewjonas8952]

@This Dude Best not to lump criminals into one pattern of thought. Wouldn't want to be unlucky enough to run into a criminal who was also a gun nut and treat them as if they were dirt stupid. Isn't safe to judge them broadly. Judge based on the situation.

[@MrR3set]

Well, not everyone stand 50 miles away from what they want to shot, for various reasons. Perhaps it is a face off and he just draws on you, or it is someone else youre saving, situations are endless. Give answers, not problems.

[@hooviedoovie5220]

On pistols with dropping barrels such as the m1911 and Glock, you can push on the front of the gun to where the barrel drops, the safety mechanism won't let the gun fire

[@PolenarTactical]

Actually that works on most modern pistols to prevent out of battery detonation

[@hooviedoovie5220]

Polenar Tactical good to know, i didn't know for certain so i didn't say it.

[@ScoutSniper3124]

This is why once you've disarmed the attacker, you have to push the slide completely forward as you're shoving the gun in the assailants rectal cavity before firing.

[@Ivan-gb3gn]

Same with hammer fired pistols, if you push the slide a bit backwards the hammer won't reach the firing pin.

[@chrisoffutt8968]

while true, there is still a real risk of sending a round through your hand if you don't get it out of battery fast enough. If the gun returns to battery it the gun will still be capable of firing. The technique in the video also lets you control where the muzzle is pointing and can be leveraged to take the gun away.

[@grassytiger]

I've been told about holding onto the gun while it's firing but never seen it in action, cool to see and thank you.

[@TheSebastian5978]

Awesome video. Thank you guys. I wasn’t afraid to grab the slide in a life and death situation, but I didn’t know if I would get injured doing such.

[@PolenarTactical]

Thanks for the sub! No, we are from Slovenia :)

[@MrJwerner1989]

This is good to know. I always thought you could seriously hurt your hand doing that. Thanks guys!

[@fishermc6pack]

Straight to the point, no bullshit intro or extra padding . Respect!

[@phoreal22]

Maybe I've been watching too many firing range safety fails, but I really appreciate the muzzle control, well done.

[@PolenarTactical]

Now im curious, who? :)

[@HeavyMettaloid]

I would've thought the recoil of the round would be more powerful than a grip, cool!

[@jayel9809]

And average man has a grip strength of around 100lbs, most semi-auto pistols have recoil springs down around the 15lb-20lb range. The slide isn't taking a massive amount of force to cycle back for another round.

[@davidtorres2400]

@@jayel9809 hickok 45 has a video called “how not to shoot semi auto pistol” and he demonstrated with a hot dog that it could literally destroy your finger

[@jayel9809]

@@davidtorres2400 just checked it out. I actually had to stop some asian chick once at the range whose boyfriend was paying zero attention to her (or maybe just didn't know jack about firearms themselves) from firing it with her thumb behind the slide. Madness. That being said, a hotdog is soft and flimsy as hell, no bone, no muscle, no actual skin... i bet a human finger would take a solid bruise that you would feel for a couple weeks, but your finger would survive. Not willing to test it myself lol

[@maxmoritz5065]

No stupid talking ,no music just a good technical video . Thanks.

[@Octopussyist]

So finally somebody settled that discussion for good.

[@Sedan57Chevy]

This is amazing you guys, thank you so much for uploading. This was actually educational, glad I found it on one of my random youtube searches!

[@busaspeed]

cool, its one of those things i have always wandered about but never wanted to try lol

[@DF-ld4ov]

Nice demonstration video of this technique, esp. the final closeup, I expected much more slide recoil than was shown.

[@docholliday7157]

Thank you for confirming what I had been theorizing for years (but had no one to help me disprove)!

[@BlankPicketSign]

2:03 that sound he made was fucking adorable XD "Uuuwhe!"

[@theaceofspades485]

Very interesting. I've always assumed it would have enough energy to give you a very nasty slide bite. Something I was willing to deal with if I had to because I thought if it could still cycle back it would most certainly still jam the weapon in a failure to eject and return to battery. So this proves it is without consequence (to your hand) if need be. Still obviously you do not antagonize a shot being fired but if the shooter is already active firing his weapon...might as well.

[@iNakmj]

it's really good that you're safe. i thought it's really dangerous.

[@wulfocrow5549]

Ive never seen a video so informative with so little words.

[@davidcasarez2818]

great demonstration. I noticed first pistol was a sig. I was wondering what caliber and if it is not a .45 cal. Have you tried a .45 cal since I know the recoil is alot more

[@KyranSparda]

Great tip for close quarter combat.

[@a-10warthog51]

freddo 1614 no irl i you grab the gun and he shoots it will cause a malfunction and he wont shoot again

[@eFrog27]

getting shot once doesn't even necessarily mean death, mate. as long as it's not in a vital you will probably be able to fight for your life.

[@nickbones3578]

wealthyglobe638 lol you live in telatubis world? Worst video

[@sense7074]

Baila sin tus huaraches are you fuckn stupid? If you get shot practically anywhere, you have to immediately stop the bleeding or you’re probably gonna die.

[@Turgz]

@@sense7074 Pistol projectiles only damage what they touch. Wounds are nearly always survivable if treated. Yeah it's still a bullet but that does not mean you are instantly out of the fight 100% of the time.

[@whalebone1206]

I had seen self defense tactics that involve grabbing the slide, and I wondered if it would actually work. I expected it to be effective, but hurt. Thanks for the demo

[@dscrant1776]

The safest way to demonstrate something dangerous. Thank you for the education guys! Bravo

[@GarenPhillips]

2 reasons, first is the kinematics of a human arm. Make a first, then take your other hand and force it outwards(what you suggest) then do it inward. The grip will stay firm outwards but at a certain point inward your tendons can't stretch anymore and your muscles are forced to release their grip. Second, if you punch a gun in someones hand, it's probably going to go off and you're going to be shot. Plus you have more leverage and movement by forcing his arm inward to his chest.

[@d_ruggs]

yea if you move his arm to the outside your giving way to many other openings

[@carlosbutler7811]

Yes, I call this suicide mission.

[@Corzappy]

There are plenty of guns where this trick goes from stopping a new round from being chambered to de-gloving your hand.

[@ltobon661]

I'll give this video 10/10! other videos start by giving a 10 min history lesson about the guns they own, and another 10 describing the video instead of just showing, hands down this is the best video out there

[@hitsoilerism]

Finally, been looking for this my whole life in youtube.

[@napstersneaks999]

Me before watching: "the iron sight is definitely gonna slice his hand" Also Me before watching: **less knowledge about guns** lol

[@manoftheminute1503]

I learned this fro. A cop buddy, he was shown this technique because it creates a malfunction in the weapon (fte) so the bad guy can only get off one round without clearing it, that buys you time to draw your weapon or go for cover.

[@giammix3000]

Or kill him

[@giammix3000]

Or arrest him

[@KingOfChaos213]

Potatobiscuit Both.

[@giammix3000]

Arrest him dead? Naaaa

[@Whaler64]

Yes. You can hold your thumb against the back of the slide and fire with no harm (Glock 22). Did it in training to demonstrate how little resistance is needed to keep the firearm from cycling... and how important it is to quickly clear the malfunction and get back in the fight.

[@123nicknick456]

nice video, no words needed by how you set it up.

[@SlurryNoises]

thank you polenar tactical for this life-saving tip and thank thank the comments for the finger-saving revolver-gap warning

[@jamespatterson3020]

Can you show a video showing the same thing but with a revolver? Where you use the skin between the thumb and first finger to block the hammer.

[@chrisoffutt8968]

Hopefully the revolver doesn't have a hammer mounted firing pin. A standard hammer would just pinch and would hurt a little but a hammer mounted pin would poke a hole in you.

[@taylortripp8598]

James Patterson do you like to see people get seriously hurt or something?

[@darkequation]

Uh......would you rather have a hole in your hand or a hole in your chest/head? Stopping the pistol from loading the next round or stopping it from firing at the first place?

[@Greg_]

We are getting this recommended because youtube knows there is going to be a apocolypse in 2021

[@TheWitac]

I have always wondered what would happen in this situation. Thank you for the video.

[@pietanicev1044]

Super safe, informative, and just demonstrates remarkable knowledge of your ability to safely use firearms and teach about them. Thank you

[@circuscase]

don't do it with a revolver....

[@degurkin]

+circuscase Why not? huehuehuehuheuheuheue

[@ronfino]

+degurkin Fingers, just this.

[@americanball_2841]

Dirty Dan H a m m e r l e s s

[@littlenorway3135]

Dirty Dan The firing pin? Or the hammer before it hits the firing pin?

[@John_Smith5]

Don't tell me what to do

[@gregfosterhomes]

Question? When I was in the Corps we had a diarming technique for the 1911 that if the barrel was grabbed front on, with palm over the barrel's opening, and pushed to the rear, the weapon would not fire. IS that still taught? Does that work with other SAs?. Note, we were also told to expect a shot through the palm if not executed right, but at least we'd have the gun.

[@atypical_moto]

Greg Foster that sounds like terrible advice. Have you seen a point blank pistol gunshot wound to the hand? Best case scenario you'll never use that hand the same again. And you aren't going to use that hand for anything for the duration of the fight if you're even badass enough to fight through the horrors of what is left of your hand. You certainly won't be taking the pistol away from the guy with that hand.

[@-007-2]

Interesting View - if done correctly the 1911 won’t fire, so your hand will be fine. Most semi auto pistols won’t fire when the slide isn’t in the correct position

[@drinkingheavily7467]

Thank you for showing what happens when the gun actually fires with your hand on the rail.

[@blackjack3599]

The fact this channel went from this to shitposting, and not losing any subs is amazing

[@PhantomLeo]

As a American these Russians have tought me that it’s perfectly safe to grab the barrel of a load gun 😊

[@Jesus-rd3bb]

I believe they are from Poland. I speak Russian and I didn't understand what they were saying.

[@Emilrenbe]

they are from Slovenia

[@chuck2895]

The Israelis have been teaching this for many years. I read about them teaching this 25 years ago.

[@nightmareisstupid6554]

"Detriot Urban Surivival training here"

[@brens39]

That cold weather is really helping him grabbing the muzzle

[@foxsaysnani7712]

Wow something I never realized but adds a new layer to action films.

[@rot_v]

How about a desert eagle?

[@VicariousReality7]

Well, that is actually a good question

[@andooy]

still hold onto the front of the gun and point it away then hit his hand to release the gun from him i guess

[@mr.z6252]

It wouldn work... Cause only the back part of Desert Eagle slide... The front and end just stay there

[@OK-og3ji]

Valk even if you could stop the slide the recoils and shock would snap your wrist in half

[@mckenseymcelroy4849]

Don’t think people realize how much that hurts most people will let go and end up getting there palm sliced on the ejection port.

[@ImUpsetThatYouStoleMyUsername]

Thank you bro, so much. Way more prepared for gunfight or someone with a slide-based pistol

[@NickGuelker]

I just had this exact thought 20min ago. I'm so happy to have found this video. Well done

[@_wihsbs]

Every body from years ago: do you have saftey? You have gloves? Etch. 2020viewers: Ow hes just russian

[@sourbrothers73]

_What?_

[@anthonyfyers6858]

"DoNT uSe a REvoLVeR"

[@temujinching1613]

One of the best recommendations from YT yet

[@craigdavid2162]

Never owned or fired a firearm. Always wondered if holding the top of the gun would stop the trigger. Found out that it will still fire but only 1 bullet. All in a no nonsense video. Thanks.

[@milesl.2467]

I think I'm gonna go try and do this with a revolver.

[@h3avyweightking535]

great way to get away with murder

[@PolenarTactical]

How could this help?

[@h3avyweightking535]

Polenar Tactical no shells no witness no case

[@PolenarTactical]

Martin King Wouldn't be easier to just pick up the shells afterwards? :)

[@h3avyweightking535]

yea I guess..I wouldn't know I have a revolver .44 mag ruger redhawk

[@WhatEver-ej9vs]

H3avyweight King Wouldn't try this with a revolver tho.

[@skeltonjack55]

Solved a lot of debates. Thank you.

[@maxkarmelich5292]

I learned something valuable here.

[@charliewhammy]

People saying “don’t try this with a revolver” like the viewers are gonna go grab a gun someone’s shooting

[@sourbrothers73]

Maybe not in a self defence situation, but lots of people have access to guns. Who's to say somebody wont they this with their buddies?

[@kxridder125]

wow it would really suck if they have a revolver lol

[@rob.granger]

Maybe not, if you have a good grip on the wheel they probably cannot pull the trigger.

[@funkyzero]

robert Granger I wouldn't want my hand there if it DID go off man... of course, getting cut or even losing a finger is preferable to getting shot I guess.

[@funkyzero]

Harry Key don't need to. There are escaping gasses at the chamber/barrel junction on a revolver and they can hurt you. Maybe not blow your finger off, but enough to cut you if you somehow are holding it in the right place

[@TheGuardianOfFate]

the most important part about gun disarming is to bring the gun to another direction, so it doesnt point at you anymore. it is more dangerous if it's a revolver. but if you do the technique properly, it still works.

[@kxridder125]

on a revolver you can just stick your hand in between the hammer

[@BlackPanther-lx9we]

Very professionals.... 👍👍👍👍 First time, i had seen somebody giving so much attention to safety measures..!! Full marks, brother👍👍👍

[@salvadorluna4923]

This is great training in case you find yourself in a very unrealistic situation where you are in total control of the situation and the gunman is frozen and not aware that you are approaching him with intentions of grabbing his gun.

[@RavenDrakearud]

I would like to add something here*Clears throat* DO NOT TRY TO GRAB A ROBBERS HANDGUN, You will NOT move faster then most can pull a trigger Best case you get shot in the arm, Do not fight you stuff is not worth your life, And if you get kidnapped Taken style, Its better to wait when you captors are distracted, Leave and call for help, Do NOT go for the shotgun and try to get out with a hail of gun fire, It Wont Work.

[@nicolamontori]

Underrated comment

[@RavenDrakearud]

Thanks.

[@hostilesinbound3241]

NO.

[@RavenDrakearud]

What are you saying "NO" to?

[@RavenDrakearud]

No, I promote not getting shot.

[@PointmanAirsoft]

What nationality are you?

[@PolenarTactical]

We are from Slovenia :)

[@PointmanAirsoft]

Thats awesome ive alway anted to meet, talk to a Slovenian

[@articknight2880]

good to know. it does clear the mind on how to handle a fight for control of a pistol.

[@xXjmn0xX]

Theirs not many videos on the Internet that impress me anymore but I must say this is some serious bad assery going on here

[@TheJonesChannel11]

Just pull the slide back a little and your enemy might not have the ability to fire.

[@absoultezero1]

"Shadow"this is why my gun is a dual stage rail gun

[@TheJonesChannel11]

ShadowStryker slice I don't know what a "dual stage rail gun" is. I know what a two stage trigger is, but not a rail gun.

[@absoultezero1]

"Shadow" a normal railgun uses electromagnetism to fire it's projectile but mine uses two stages ionized plasma and electromagnetism

[@TheJonesChannel11]

ShadowStryker slice O_O I'll take two.

[@MichelLinschoten]

ShadowStryker slice And the do not barely penetrate a box of milk...get over yourself now. Seen tons of such projects, the mobile versions of a rail gun are not even nearly powerful enough.

[@Moution23]

hahahah its looks so easy, in real life you get shot

[@ninjaslash52_98]

Dino Daquin if they’re close enough grabbing it and pushing the barrel away could save your life since they can’t shoot back at you right away

[@bigchooch4434]

Dino Daquin said some kid sitting at home typing on his keyboard, never even been in a situation close to this

[@anunderdog574]

While in a tactical situation or straight up warfare combat this is less usefull, your random go to thug on the streets that wants to mob you up has more restraints in shooting, they mostly aren't used to the stress or only want to intimidate so they can rob people or whatever. By shooting someone they put more on the line. That being said, by executing this moove they will most likely fire the gun out of shock. If executed properly the resulting incapability to load the rounds will result in huge confusion for the aggressor and give you the upper hand to use your other combat expertise.

[@Manu-se5tx]

Sarcalogos Tortolero i don't think an aggressor distant a meter from me would give me the time to grab his gun...

[@bigchooch4434]

Manuel Ubaldi does the agressor in this video look a meter away?

[@blackbeard3576]

I have wondered if this would effect the hand, thanks for having the courage to try it. Consider my curiosity satisfied!

[@blackbeard3576]

Do not attempt to stop a revolver cylinder from rotating in any future videos! haha

[@theaceofspades485]

As a fire arm enthusiast and love for them since I was young. This was one of the most awakening tricks in the book. If the oppurtunity ever came within arms reach to stop a crime safely this would be it.

[@Joshmango86]

ive done this. would never try in real life

[@MordeaniisChaos]

Well that contradicts itself.

[@Joshmango86]

let me clarify. ive done this in training. but would not try this in actual combat.

[@wararrows]

Josh Mango you would if your fellow soldiers lives depend on you taking the task to defeat the enemy aggressor

[@Joshmango86]

wararrows yea i agree. i will do what ever needs to be done to stay alive.

[@wararrows]

Josh Mango Roger that one Josh, thumbs up brother

[@07yzryder]

Buy a gun save a life!!!

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

save your life first

[@sense7074]

Robert Butler I don’t think that’s how it works, I believe it’s buy a gun, take a life.

[@tonywhitburn]

Great video and great music taste right there at the end!

[@MorgulDemonVegeta]

you guys are doing a remarkable job, well done :)

[@sloop_3522]

Wouldn’t the round just go off, and then a new one wouldn’t be loaded? Edit: I was right.

[@MrMacroJesseSky]

Because when I hold people at gunpoint, I use the gun one handed, fully extended, and within arms reach of my opponent. Lol Seriously, I don’t think this takedown is realistic, unless the stars are aligned and Divine intervention leaves my enemy perfectly poised to grab their gun

[@-007-2]

Jesse Urban - that’s because you are smart. I’ve seen plenty of real robbery videos where the crock fully extends their arm and is within reach of the victim. Most people are stupid and get their gun handling techniques from movies.

[@mantexas9033]

The average distance in a gun fight is something like 3 feet.

[@nutzy99ify]

Worst part or best part this just adds to a person's fight knowledge. Decent.

[@AstralVibez]

Thats a form of self defense i thought i could definitely rely on if their stupid enough to get close. Kinda glad this video confirms its possibility without injury to the hand