How to Make a Spear Weapon With an Army Special Forces Survival Instructor | UF PRO Store Event

Once we go beyond the close range that measures the length of an arm, we need to protect ourselves with a weapon with longer range. An Army Special Forces Survival Instructor, Brane T. Červek, will show you how to make a spear weapon.
Brane offers great tips on what materials are best for making spears using only natural materials. You can also learn about different types of spears like throwing spears and arrows. This is a great video for anyone who wants to learn more about survival skills.
The instructor starts by explaining the historical context of why man had to arm himself. Then he shows the main components of the spear and the natural materials that it's made from. Finally, he continues by explaining the woodworking techniques, and how to process the tip and how to install it.
𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀
0:00 - About the event
0:36 - The approach
1:09 - Importance of gear
1:55 - Weapons and man throughout history
2:49 - How does boomerang work?
3:50 - Main components of the spear
4:51 - Best natural materials
10:31 - Preparation
10:50 - Woodworking
12:25 - Tip treatment
13:48 - Installing the tip
16:46 - Cement adhesive
20:24 - Conclusion
𝗙𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗲 𝗧. 𝗖̌𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗸
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[@Ntop33]

Holy shit this is amazing. Lots of information to digest and put in to practice.

[@mysteryman4281]

I loved the man with the beard. He looks like a true worrior. Than the clean shaved man. Verry nice explaind. I am gonna try and make ons.

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Schmirgelpapier!!! Epic wording!

[@lancecorporalveteran0621]

This was an incredibly informative video

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So much knowledge! THANK YOU

[@ufprogear]

We are very happy to produce such content for all of you, thank you for your feedback 😉

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Nice... but on a much lighter note, white subtitles on a bright background didn't help reading them much, maybe a hue of yellow could help the text to stand out better...

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I love the "Schmirgelpapier"

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Šmirglový papier :D

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Wow that's neat

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Randomly recommended new video

[@Jhonkres]

Very usefull tips...the part to add snail shell power i never heard about...ill try it next time...

[@alexandermartzok_vikingcombat]

Awesome, next time when I forget my spear for an event I will just make an improvised one!

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Good stuff! Thx

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Slovenian :)

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💪💪

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Will you guys do more combat tutorial?

[@brianvannorman1465]

Very interesting. Went a little fast. So I'll have to watch again.

[@williowjackson4665]

If I had a gun and had so much training, but died to a makeshift spear in the field I'm haunting someone if I died 🤣💪🏾

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[@pate3963]

Instructions unclear! You turned me into a caveman

[@ishitrealbad3039]

Spears are the most easy weapon to build on the fly, great for survival. But if you have the time and resources I would recommend building a polearm/hammer/axe instead of a spear, because of it's greater utility in combat (there's a reason why polearms dominated the 13th century all the way to the 17th century in terms of warfare)

[@CanCan-el3nx]

What are you on about? Throughout human history, spears and staffs have been easily the most widely used weapon until the invention of gunpowder. Even firearms were fixed with a bayonet to replicate a spear. Hammers and axes have their uses, but mostly within carpentry (Unless you're battering some nutter in a tin suit).

[@ghost9935]

right… clown when you intend to battle a knight in plate build a poleaxe otherwise just build a fing spear

[@CanCan-el3nx]

Yes

[@ishitrealbad3039]

@@ghost9935 A poleaxe isn't only meant to be fighting against opponents in plate armour, what do you think peasants had the money to buy plate armour!? Seems like you're the clown here.

[@ishitrealbad3039]

@@CanCan-el3nx Just because spears were used in ancient times by soldiers and in classical times by peasants, doesn't mean they're the best melee weapon. Also you can't compare bayonets with spears. Bayonets were used and invented to give the soldier a chance on a charge to kill after he was ordered to fire, because the reload time took ages with flintlocks. Why do you think the romans conquered the mediteranean with short swords and shields and no spears? Even in medieval times peasants stopped using spears.

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First

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maori vs spetznaz plz

[@poisonousbadge126]

Time to release your inner caveman

[@lukas74339]

Does someone have ID on the knife shown at 3:25?

[@lukas74339]

It’s also shown at 0:43

[@ajithsidhu7183]

How do we use or weild it

[@ishitrealbad3039]

go look up HEMA, spears are easy to use and will usually always win in a 1v1 against an opponent who wields neither spear or poleweapon. Unless an opponent is way more skilled than you, than you'll likely die ;)

[@ajithsidhu7183]

@@ishitrealbad3039 i dod they don't give step.by step 4 spears

[@ishitrealbad3039]

@@ajithsidhu7183 HEMA is a martial art, you can't learn a martial art in a day my friend.

[@ajithsidhu7183]

@@ishitrealbad3039 i know bro ,i am saying they have no videos on spears

[@SoldierAndrew]

The pointed end goes into the target.

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Attention les mammouth here i come!

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ALLAHU-AKBAR

[@unmadrilenodemadridz5086]

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[@chechuwetor]

Hola. Entiendo bastante del tema tratado, y veo que las lanzas fabricadas no son tan primitivas; pues tienen demasiados elementos, complejidad en la fabricación, son quebradizas... Son unas lanzas, más bien de un periodo más avanzado de los homos. No tanto como cazadores recolectores sino ya siendo sociedades asentadas. Los supuestos "expertos" o instructores no sé cuánto sabrán de arqueología y supervivencia, pero es evidente que en una situación de peligro uno no puede pararse a recopilar todos esos elementos para hacer una simple lanza. Si se quiere saber acerca de armas primitivas o pristoricas hay que acudir a la arqueología. Los estudios académicos indican que la lanza real primitiva es la "lanza de fuego". Fue el método con el que el ser humano dominó la técnica de crear fuego. Los homos usaban la ficción de un palo afilado sobre una base también de tronco de madera, haciendo que la punta se fuera calentando y carbonizado. Adquiriendo mucha dureza, y siendo un arma apta incluso para la caza de animales de gran tamaño. Les dejo el enlace a un vídeo de la recreación desde la arqueología experimental: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHnFfWmDadN9ftE PS: Quien tenga interés en el asunto que lo traduzca. Sino pues nada, no lo escribo en inglés porque me llevaría demasiado tiempo. Saludos

[@unmadrilenodemadridz5086]

Me ha gustado, en serio, tu experiencia.

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Leonidas in 2021

[@Gromo_Z]

Кто-то реально в 21 веке дойдет до этого?

[@ZadovApproves]

Da.

[@allengordon6929]

The oldest weapon known to man, will always be used by him.

[@eltacsyms5607]

This is why I don't recommend you travel 1000 miles to get this introduction to sticks, rocks, or spears. These guys did a wonderful job otherwise.