Knife Vs Gun 2022

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[@awokeone7997]

Do it with both people carrying concealed, that would be the best street or real life scenario.

[@HeartlessKnave]

That's not the point of this series.

[@barrymccaulkener8828]

If Zero was concealed it would be much more difficult to defend the knife.

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

It's different no matter what.. you're not going to play patty cake in real life, you're not going to have a start timer, you're not going to want to limit force in your initial counter, the attacker will likely already have their weapon out at the "start," etc. If you are that close, you will almost assuredly get cut, you are just hoping to cause incapacitating damage before you get cut too badly. This is good practice though no matter what. A good physical attack before trying to draw your gun looks to be the most effective response but they can't really do that here

[@HeartlessKnave]

This is the most recent video of this by Zero, but there is an older whole series of "Elite Knife Fighter vs Elite Gun Fighter" on "Funker tactical". That's why it says 2022 here. Zero previously covered many differences, including Zero having concealed carry.

[@TheEndtime60]

Yeah, and even more so if you did not know somebody had the knife to begin with

[@auwz66]

This is why if your spidey senses are flickering you stay 6-8 feet away from someone who is iffy!

[@franzk.ronellenfitsch795]

Thank you for this interesting demonstration. You both are highly skilled with the respective technique and this shows clearly, that there is only very few room to get out of a knife's way, when distances are close. Even with two or three shots placed, there remains a certain risk of taking serious injuries, before the attack stops. Well done!

[@ethankaryadi37]

Here we see the biggest determining factor in a Blade-on-Bullet confrontation is not just the skill of either party but distance. Distance is your friend; get far to get safe.

[@OldFunkyBastard]

G-Funk tapping into that colonial memory! You've grown a lot.

[@CarlosVazquez-rk6bw]

Thanks Zero

[@MrGoodSkills]

Good one! 👍

[@ToysRUsKid_Critter]

The whole thing is an awesome visual lesson . Distance. speed. The threat. Body language. Train hard,Stay thirsty , my friends

[@javiertorres-bb8lf]

Beautiful dance between 2 men. Nice.

[@moshebenamram6020]

GN and TZ, thank You both very much. TDI holsters outside the belt. Will be almost equal in speed or faster than a pistol draw Could you try? All the best

[@blcarcher6964]

Great training evolution👊🏼👏🏼⚔️⚔️

[@SAKKUPELA.25]

Muito bacana, um exercício tão simples mas muito importante.

[@tunn3lbutt]

Best knife defense is them lambor-feeties. Fuckin run

[@TheEndtime60]

Very interesting

[@asdfgh7023]

Yeaaa Team Zero ACADEMY!!!!!

[@zaherguilain2232]

Excellent démonstration 👍👍👍👍

[@Brayandeoliveira1]

Nice

[@tacticaltrioadventure5224]

Need some clases from dust

[@tacticaltrioadventure5224]

😜

[@jolei6865]

Absolutely great training Thank You good video. 🇺🇸DOL

[@NEOSPORIN7777]

I think both will end up hurt real bad.

[@gabrielshirma8400]

Muy seguramente aún después de disparar el sujeto seguirá avanzando... ya que no es como en las películas... no morirá instantáneamente... ni aún pegando un disparo en la pierna... lo mejor es evitar la cercanía del individuo a una distancia que no represente un peligro para la integridad... saludos desde el sur de México...

[@engebe]

En el video no vemos la potencia de la pistola cada disparo seria letal depende de la munición hay dos conceptos que ignoras "stopping power y killing power"

[@gabrielshirma8400]

@@engebe yo solo se que en la practica no es así como tu lo comentas... lo que digo es basada en evidencias propias... calibre 9mm y 5.56mm y el tango no cae... obviamente en la cabeza si... pero en una pelea como tal y a esa distancia ya te apuñaló lo suficiente... es mi comentario basado en experiencia... no es para hacer pelea...

[@engebe]

@@gabrielshirma8400 Yo no vengo con ánimos de pelea, pero recuerda que existe la posibilidad de dar en puntos estratégicos quizás por la rapidez no seas preciso pero una bala que te da en un hombro o una rodilla por mas adrenalina que hay en un cuerpo no continua, si te parte la femoral un balazo y para pegar en la pierna es mas factible que llegar a dar en la cara, como continua con un hueso roto, yo no he tenido experiencia pero si he visto mucho video de ataques con armas blancas fallidos mira este canal en ciertas oportunidades la policía dispara para neutralizar y no para matar. kzbin.info

[@rodaynet]

estar estatico es la muerte para cualquiera de los dos . movimientos rapidos es la clave...

[@jd2280]

Another point to consider is that when the knife wielder starts taking rounds, a majority of the time they won't just "stop" or drop dead. They will keep aggressing and slashing with whatever weapon they have. Many people who have been shot and actually survived have stated similar experiences, in that they didn't exactly know when they were shot. Main takeaway: Keep creating distance (ideally, large lateral movements and NOT backpedaling) even once you begin firing on a knife attacker.

[@JoBlakeLisbon]

Sure. There is a seal who said that they started shooting to the head and spinal chord when they realised a lot of guys weren't dropping. To be honest, the biggest take-away is to plan ahead and think carefully about your safety, far, far ahead of time. 99.9 percent of the threat is eliminated by proper, realistic planning and knowledge of the areas you are going into.

[@franknash7878]

Um, instructor Zero could end the 🇺🇦 🇷🇺 conflict over dinner but knowing a knife is coming is different. Truly enjoy the content

[@snteevveetns]

No if instructor zero doesn’t know where the knife is coming from it’s a different story…also all this shows is action v reaction speed & adding distance

[@aleksandarnedeljkovic8104]

Action vs reaction true , but it can be compensated through being faster and distance . Not knowing knife is coming and where from is real problem

[@Dragonette666]

the bad thing is the gun guy has to run backwards and in real life there could be say a fireplug or a potted plant nearby that kinda screws that move up

[@vernonashby2984]

Train train train..... Awesome!!!!

[@villidog]

Молодец десантник! Тебе не скучно в этом мире)))

[@equilibriumfiles5768]

Guns and Knives are Important Skill Specially for Special Forces....

[@MrBluemanworld]

I'm sorry, but Instructor Zero scares the living shit out of me....

[@johnwilliams5596]

All I know is-I don’t want to make enemies with either of these guys.

[@christopherjames1453]

🤘🤘🤘🤘 Awesome!!

[@TattooedGunDude]

The added sounds in slow motion are wack. Multiple gun shots in a single frame before the slow motion continues. 😂😂😂

[@antoniomarcospicotez4692]

Bom treino para defesa pessoal... Faca nas mãos de um bom guerreiro e uma arma fatal!!!!😜😜😜

[@mrtlsimon]

Very interesting.

[@theronin2955]

MUY BUEN VIDEO.

[@keithp6054]

🌟carry gun on 6 o'clock & appendix carry knife as an EDC🌟

[@clydez007]

This is fun

[@3.points...]

❤❤❤...

[@doriangleynelson1995]

Bom treino

[@bubbascoutdog]

Damn, knife beats gun often!

[@worryphree]

Which one's gonna be deader?

[@theronin2955]

SIEMPRE A CORTA O A MEDIA DISTANCIA VA A GANAR EL DEL CUCHILLO,MÁS SI ES EXPERTO

[@Ютуб-е3я]

А если осечка..?

[@RESENHADOATIRADOR]

Show 👏👏👏🇧🇷

[@allanj4576]

So, don’t bring a knife to a…..oh never mind.

[@hxjosef8737]

🖖💥💨⚔️👊

[@michaelmaxfield4018]

How does Zero keep shooting when his magazine falls out of the gun. The sound effects are amazing. But with no ammo I am confused as to how he shoots. Must be a new type of weapon. Magazine is for show.

[@spaz13b]

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[@Normannia]

🤛😉👍🏴‍☠

[@johnnymism]

I don't think this is an accurate representation. You were face on holding his hands and then initating the movement so he had to react to you and due to gap reaction you will have the advantage. He doesn't attack you from the side or behind either (common)where you would have a significant disadvantage.

[@CuttinInIdaho]

Another special forces keyboard commander...

[@johnnymism]

@@CuttinInIdaho you try it .

[@CuttinInIdaho]

@@johnnymismthis is two men squaring up one with a gun one with a knife you're talking about something completely different. Keep quarterbacking the internet though

[@aleksandarnedeljkovic8104]

@@CuttinInIdaho At least he is using his brain , and not idolizing someone.

[@rodaynet]

@@aleksandarnedeljkovic8104I saw in person only one fight in my life between a person with a knife and another with a gun It was 25 years ago in my country of origin in Cuba. guns are illegal there but some have, on the outskirts of an area in the capital famous for drinking and partying called ''la tropical'' two men started to fight I don't know why, one pulled out a knife and the other a gun (a Makarov) there were about 3 meters or 9 feet between them and when the one with the knife pounced on the other one who already had the gun pointed, he only shot twice in the chest and it was not like many say that the one with the knife continues with momentum in reality it was even a little funny, it was as if they had disconnected the electric current, he fell on the spot with his body straight forward, his hands crossed to his chest and his feet stretched out, and he didn't even move when he reached the ground, maybe a bullet hit the heart or the spinal column but it was a death at the moment, of course I know that doesn't always happen but it can happen, that's why a few years later when I arrived in the USA and heard the saying '' do not bring a knife to a gun fight '' I always think about that fight I saw when I was 19 years old...