The Israeli pointing methodירי בשיטת ההצבעה

[@Kakabeblen]

Look at all the keyboard warriors talking trash about this guy's accent and way of speaking, not to mention his technique. This guy's an Israeli special forces colonel, if you think he doesn't know what he's talking about then you live under a rock. Special forces from all over the world, including the bubbly US, come to Israel to be trained by people like this man in the video, show some respect.

[@bibpip1128]

I don't know about you guy's. I tried the Colonel's method and it worked out great for me. Like Luke Hobbs said everyone's hand and grip strength is different. Thank you Colonel.

[@chathurathilanka8971]

I am in soldiers in special forces from Sri Lanka...I really like that instructors...love with Israel gutter and moral ...good luck and God bless with mossad and Israel country❤️❤️❤️✌️🤜❤️🤛...(I try with joint to Israel special forces..)

[@chefmyhouseandrepyourflag6483]

The holding is amazing. My accuracy got so much better after I start practicing it

[@thepowerfullie3906]

Stop lying

[@richardbaynes3862]

Jay Buissereth but he’s far from firm/stable with his stance

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... got better after I started* practising ...

[@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK]

I have recently switched to a similar shooting style and I can say this is excellent advice! The "SQUEEZE" with both hands is whats most important. The stance probably would be that low but close.

[@johnconway8492]

I have great respect for the Israeli people and the IDF are an exceptional no nonsense organization ..

[@ArnoldBarrios]

Some very helpful tips. I always appreciate learning new things. Thank you for the video.

[@butters9274]

TheRealArnoldB dont listen to this bullshit

[@tito421788]

i will definitely try this method in my next range practice I have also seen this method when U.S Navy seal's clear a room. Thanks for the technique.

[@raybell9091]

BS

[@MrTowton1461]

Respect and support for Israel! !

[@col8179]

What for the oppressors?

[@bmj4052]

Really good instructions. May God bless and keep you all safe

[@user-pv9pv4xf9c]

I tried this technique the other day at the range, and I was surprised by how well it manages recoil. I'm still going to stick with a thumbs forward grip because that's what I'm used to, but there's definitely something to this form.

[@barneygimble8984]

You can shoot American journalists like shareen abu akleh and Joe Biden sends you money , just like the Israeli military

[@juliusdaraman1506]

Hi sir watching from Philippines hoping to go in your beautiful country someday

[@garypudup2109]

Very similar to my LEO training. Target and game shooting techniques are fine for sporting events, this is closer to a true combat situation.

[@bnctaj]

Practical shooting sport techniques are mirrored in SOF because the fundamentals of shooting are the same regardless of whether one shoots at paper or not. In fact, they differ quite extensively from this "Israeli" method (which resembles a 1970's FBI technique-set) in nearly every manner, from the turtled head to the widely based feet.

[@voiceofreason9238]

I have an M&P Shield 9 and for a YEAR I have watched more than 50 KZbin videos and read articles because I could NOT figure out how to hold my Shield, especially my left hand. Nothing made sense. Two thumbs forward was not intuitive, covering the front trigger guard took extra time to find the proper grip and my left hand kept interfering with my trigger finger. This is THE FIRST video on grip that meets with my common sense and it works PERFECTLY with my Shield 9. Thank you Colonel Gat!

[@nik1547]

This is an Israeli technique. Something different. Doesnt make it better or worse than what we learn here in the US. Will try this next time I go to the shooting range. Nice video.

[@1VirSUS1]

@@srujan00 they have krav maga that they developed, and tech? maybe they have a lot of US tech but US also buying tech from israel because israel developed a lot of tech other countries didnt even think of...

[@aniquadros]

Interesting video, thank you Sharon for sharing, תמשיך ככה

[@z1522]

Just had the overlocking thumb of the support hand explained by an instructor; try it. It immediately unified the two hands into a stronger cylinder, and seems to negate any trigger finger rotational effects. Glock 9mm recoil was entirely trivial, even with bent arms, and the fashion of extending the support thumb towards the target just seems silly, particularly as it tends to lock that arm's elbow into full extension, negating the natural shock absorption of stiff but bent arms. The thumb trick is meant to help defeat attempts to disarm you, but also keeps your thumbs clear of the slide and release. It takes little practice, and works instantly. I don't care about stance and other differences, but this feels superior and targets show it.

[@chathurathilanka8971]

World number one instructor...not other one...not Argive ok....good luck sir...🙏

[@wimm1392]

I was taught basically the same, but for me the most accurate shooting I find when relaxed under stressed conditions works for me. Good Video Thanks

[@barneygimble8984]

Nothing more relaxing than shooting American journalists . Make the targets look like Shireen abu akleh and feel the soothing calmness and you blast away

[@floydhelms44]

Glad i watched your training video. Many,many Thanks!

[@eldragon4076]

No reason to doubt their methods. They probably have far more opportunities to test them in real-life situations than anyone.

[@doates1670]

Love your training method and, wish I could have started with you 36 years ago when I first got into Law Enforcement. Keep making these video's please.

[@TheDarkman1977]

I believe that the thumbs foward is a superior technique in particular when using larger caliber siderarms

[@matthewtemkin4726]

What do you base your opinion on?

[@runelord37]

Its a fact. You are relaxing the pressure exerted on the rear of the weapon by readjusting the thumbs with a lighter lateral pressure. This allows you to guide your point quicker and stronger, while also not using the thumbs as a muscle group to put front muzzle flip more into the equation. Its clearly superior.

[@theroller5673]

And very, very easy to disarm people that use thumbs forward. To each his/her own.

[@DJ369-Miami]

You can do anything you like but both thumbs forward is much less rigid that what these guys do.

[@DJ369-Miami]

Clearly pure bull shit :-)

[@icescrew1]

I've found the front sight method an immediate success. Il try to incorporate this with it. Having the body in a battle ready stance like this would seem to make sense.

[@thomaschadwick8379]

Another Sacha Cohen video?!

[@AaronBenjBrown]

Where do you think he got the idea

[@Jamesmax22]

I thought it was him too.

[@shadowbannedagain1737]

Thomas Chadwick .. Sacha Cohen would be pissing his s.j.w., liberal panties...(SACHA IS ON AN ANTI AMERICAN SPREE AGAIN, TIME FOR A PIANO TO DROP FROM THE SKY ONTO HIS FILTHY MUG.)

[@dgehosky]

It could not be more like Sacha Cohen if it were Sacha Cohen himself, too funny!!!! No wonder all those super dumb fck republicans fell for it but still, pulling down your pants and running backwards or actually believe anyone who puts stuffed animals over guns so as to teach toddlers to shoot... HOW FCKING STUPID CAN YOU GET? Well, look at Sean Christopher response. The pussy snowflake can't handle that some people are just too stupid to see they are being played. I know it's painful to watch but there are a lot of very stupid people in high places and low places, right Sean Christopher?

[@antone1azet]

I watched Sasha's new WiA, and as a non-USA citizen (central Europe), I can tell his show was balanced. He showed both sides of the argument (liberal and conservative) and made ridicule fun of them. Equally. It wasn't his best show though. Still nothing tops Borat or AliG.

[@urbandefencechannelu.d.c6438]

I appreciate the sincerity of the man instructing. Whatever works, however in my training, we did not place the body totally square on, you expose more of your body to enemy fire coming at you if you do so. The even balance is important, the stability in the hands and locked thumb position I was also shown. However, if you are right-handed, your left hand instinctively goes up as you draw your gun with your right meeting at an apex junction. Allowing you to utilise instinctive shooting. If you have to wait around and aim it's too late. Repetition, Repetition, Repetition. I'm sure the guy is a good shot too. It's like the shootouts of the wild west, the old gunslingers didn't stand square on, they stood side on, less of you to hit. If you are behind cover fine. But I really appreciate the sincerity of this man and his willingness to help others. Don't mean to sound condescending in any way.

[@MrBigblue7]

My guess is he's probably been in a lot more firefights then you have. Don't mean to sound condescending...but these guys have been fighting for their survival for 100 years, they're not going to use something that hasn't worked for them.

[@urbandefencechannelu.d.c6438]

I've had my share. and you should expose less. Probably not as much as him. But you dont stand square on without cover, period.

[@urbandefencechannelu.d.c6438]

And the fact that he is exposing training on an open forum, possibly available to his enemies. Do you think that wise?

[@urbandefencechannelu.d.c6438]

Also your body is going to be in a dynamic state, one foot in front of the other. Maybe foot positioning was not a point of his teaching in this. Because you are not going to be standing still for too long, ie such as room entry, you are going to be in a walking state sometimes when you shoot. I really admire him for his sincerity. Whatever works for him and keeps him alive.

[@urbandefencechannelu.d.c6438]

And in shooting they teach to shoot at the ""centre of the seen mass"" so if there is less of a mass to see the odds of you getting shot back at are reduced, it is just common surface area logic. Don't make yourself an easier target for your enemy. As you will also notice there are some other guys on here that have obviously received some good training and are ex-military, such as myself, most are in agreeance that the stance is wrong and in a firefight situation, there are few times you will shoot from a fixed position. Maybe it is in the instructors best interests to not publicly display how you should stand properly as his enemies will be easier to hit.

[@caliber3r]

For safety reasons, the gun is not loaded. There is inside a safety Peleg. Safety is over all

[@willhutchison574]

Caliber 3 - Counter Terror and Security Academy last

[@redrambler2000]

Caliber 3 - Counter Terror and Security Academy this was dumb you were funny on eastbound and down though

[@SeaJayBelfast]

English writing properly is over all

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[@themoores331]

As a certified NRA firearm instructor, accredited with the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Chief Contact Combat Instructor , I also teach advanced fighting for KRAV Maga gyms. im really( impressed) with that pistol grip, I tried it and it felt really natural, i well start USING IT , GOOD STUFF

[@orlev26]

כבוד למדינה!!!

[@WorldSurvivalist]

Not a technique I've seen or tried but these guys know what their talking about

[@scaatylobo]

While I see that those in harms way are VERY good at their level of training. As a former instructor,I see a few things I would not do. Nor would I allow to be done. But then again,I am a civilian now.and not a LEO or soldier

[@otxoawolf9054]

This looks a lot like the British method of point shoot from back in the Shanghai days. The state of the art has moved forward quite a bit since then.

[@KirbyLWallace]

Did I really just watch a video that told me to stand up straight and grip the gun firmly? This is ground breaking?

[@tonyv8925]

Thank you for taking the time to do this presentation...Always keep an open mind, there is always a better way...your stance is similar to the Weaver stance here in US...good video

[@MikeA817]

I have a hard time agreeing with not only support hand placement but stance--feet seem way too wide to be sustainable. I also feel the hard gripping of the gun can lead to inaccurate shooting.

[@chappy4944]

Very good indeed, thank you for that demonstration.

[@vincem4756]

Interesting way of holding. Thanks! Wish you have classes here in the US! I’d love to learn Israeli Army techniques!!!

[@caliber3r]

Hi Vince, we actually do have a firearms training seminar coming up in San Diego, CA. You're welcome to email us for more information: [e-mail]. We are also open to running workshops in other parts of the country if there is a large enough group of people.

[@Me-hv9fk]

Why Vince...it's a terrible technique they use. So slow it's frightening. Great stance if you want to dump in your pants or get your wedding bits shot off! Go to Saurez or Ayoob if you want to learn properly . Sadly Chuck Taylor is no longer with us.

[@j.m.youngquist419]

It all comes down to what works for you, and this technique definitely worked for me my groups are a lot tighter now I am more confident in my follow-up shots

[@carolbassett3685]

Your "body stance" gives me a nice target. Thanks

[@Luke-rt9bx]

Dennis Watkins that’s kinda what I thought to?

[@rbrtharper]

In real life they would have on body armor. Infantries around the world train "armor toward target", any other stance presents a soft spot toward the hostile.

[@jeffreytackett3922]

Perhaps, but it's going to be difficult for you to hit it from behind your keyboard.

[@justinvillar7008]

Palestine and the Islamic world will love this even the arab worlds.. they will have smile on their faces if they see any Israeli stuffs.

[@rob1074]

I have more faith in the knowledge and experience of the IDF special forces than spurious comments from the peanut gallery. And for those who want to respond anonymously off-topic regarding “occupation forces” why don’t you think about how it feels being surrounded by millions of people who spew nothing but hatred and death for you and who started a war against you with vastly superior forces thinking they were going to wipe you off the face of the earth without mercy and then oh, they lost! Oh give me land back. Oh you are occupying us. Oh you won’t give us open access to your economy and cities. What a crock. I have been as a tourist to Israel and have nothing but great respect for the fortitude of the people in face of massive and continuing adversity. And here’s a message to those who operate on the other side, if you want peace and respect stop the bombings, rockets and killings of innocent Israelis that culminate in the responses that deliver back to you in spades what have invited to be visited upon you. And it’s so interesting how “the Wall” has worked in just about 100% eliminating the previously frequent bombings isn’t it? If you want to fight step out from behind your civilian populations that you know are going to take a hit in responses and fight face to face. But no. You want only to cause death of innocents on your side in order to build hatred and create propaganda for your twisted cause.

[@michaelpittelli665]

Robert Brough Damn Straight! I stand with Israel (U.S.Army NG Vet)

[@jlocke62]

Well said.

[@jack_s]

Robert Brough it is very refreshing to see someone that really understand the situation as it is. Thanks for your encourage , as an Israeli I really appreciate your support.

[@nickolaymiltenov]

IDIOT

[@jack_s]

NICKOLAY MILTENOV basisi ma chui

[@spyrospapadopoulos5511]

You guys are the best of the world I think

[@JA-fy1bn]

Sorry! They might not be doing everything the way I've been taught to do it in the past but, when you look at their record, I'm not about to question Israelis regarding their counter-terrorism training or their abilities with a firearm of any type.

[@ADP5689]

exactly!

[@Me-hv9fk]

Well maybe you should. Stupid wide and time wasting stances for one. Why do.people get all.moist when it has an Israeli label? They carry unlosded because they cannot be trusted to do otherwise due to the number of ND'S they have. Some of this is a recipe for losing.

[@anakin0405]

wow, best robot I have ever seen, that Alex is very realistic

[@garagedoorrepairplus]

Lost count of how many times the instructor positioned him self in front of the fire arm. And with enough practice. You should know exactly when that round leaves the barrel.

[@jeffreytackett3922]

I'll bet you miss a lot ... to the left or the right. Just like everyone else who doesn't understand the "surprise" comment.

[@LuisSandoval-xn6nz]

Great videos. YAHWEH protects, prosper and bless Israel forever❤.

[@123limelight]

these guys are the real deal

[@HMATHION1]

Very good greetings from greece

[@n1c98]

Everyone is saying these guys are wrong and making fun of them like idiots, too bad none of you experts and keyboard warriors in the comments have any balls to even train at all. He's showing a type of technique that doesn't align with the ways you've shot in a range. These guys are professionals and theres different ways to formulate and manage gun handling and techniques. He's not gonna cut his hand on the slide because as he said he's keeping it snug so there's no space in the back. The thumbs don't align parallel, one of the biggest differences I've seen - big deal, I'll admit it I don't shoot with this tech, but there's more than one way to shoot a firearm as well.

[@n1c98]

@Samuel Iam yeah I guess colonels shoot real enemies with weapons, and keyboard warriors on the internet shoot unarmed people in their dreams they have at night. Good point.

[@nightshift188]

@Samuel Iam a rock (of similar weight) fired from a sling shot has the same energy as a 45ACP handgun. A bullet is just a rock being propelled by gunpowder. So.... If people are throwing rocks at you... You have every right to defend yourself. Shows what you know about combat and weapons.

[@RonaldArthurDewhirst]

Samuel Iam - the border 'protests' are just a step up from the invasion tunnels that the PLO and Hamas use to infiltrate Israel and kill its citizens. The 'protesters' are armed and seek to destroy the border fence and invade Israel. They believe they will go to Heaven if they die in the process - a delusion fostered by the imans and madrassas from their earliest years. They use indiscriminate rocket attacks, burning tyres and fire kites - it is not a peaceful protest under any definition. The corruption, incompetence and waste under Hamas leadership is blamed on the Jews and the US. That's why the US is withdrawing funding. Islam is not a religion of peace and never has been. Deceit, denial, deflection. sharia and jihad - the 5 Pillars of Islam.

[@ericr530]

See .my post at top. I'm sure this "colonel " can kill with his bare hands and I respect that, but the handgun shooting technique he is demonstrating is TERRIBLE and could endanger a shooter in a real self defensive situation.

[@akhan3682]

Which one is your daddy, the bald one or thee other bald one, traitor snowflake!

[@cater10]

I remember a time when all this shit wasn’t a gimmick, or a we came up with this, or a hey, look how we do this or that, I remember when teams did missions or had situations or encounters, AAR’rd together, fixed problems and went back at it. Now everything is a we did or do this or that. I was blessed to learn from monsters in the game that will never be spoken of, much respect to all, do it your way, but I miss the old days before all the outward spectacle.

[@Gattone91]

That is an excellent gun grip method with thumbs crossed. I use it to shoot 25 meters and is better than the thumb forward.

[@byronh77]

The main point of this grip l believe is that having a fist punching style grip, prevents the gun from being ripped out or taken from you in a close quarters situation in comparison to using the two thumbs forward grip.

[@pescegrosso4542]

Extra style points on flexing the biceps and traps while aiming. I’m gonna try this technique out next time I’m at the range and want to make everyone laugh hysterically.

[@diosdadoapias]

the wrap-around with cross thumb is the original way to hold a handgun as was taught before by Col. Jeff Cooper but, I think, the advent of competitive practical shooting evolved a modified way of holding handgun with the left and right thumbs lying on tandem and pointing down range- no more the thumbs crossing each other. The cross-thumb is also what I learned in holding revolvers; while in pistols the thumbs is lying on tandem with each other and the strong hand thumb pressing down as leverage the thumb safety for the 1911 which, I guess, is the gun where the wrap-around technique of gripping a pistol was applied.

[@christopherpaul4876]

I carry a J frame in a pocket holster. I try not to go into area's where I might have to use it. If I perceive a threat. I can put my hand on the gun and still look a guy playing pocket pool. If I was in Israel, I would be carrying a semi auto and seriously considering what this guy is talking about.

[@valiantgordon762]

I got trained in israel.this is a good sytem.

[@Dragilav1]

Sorry dude... I would never use this tecnnique...

[@mdd1963]

It's BS....; about as gay looking as chamber empty is tactically sound.

[@22tcm34]

Don't like this technique

[@mdd1963]

DOn't blame you...gay stance, and chamber empty....? Bad combo!

[@dougcarter1924]

Dragilav1 Close quarters fight TING.LOOK AT THE SITUATION THE LAST THING YOU WANT IS FOR SOME DOPED UP DIPPER HEAD TO KNOCK YOUR WEAPON OUT OF YOUR HAND. THIS IS GOOD BUT YOU MIGHT GET A PINCHED THUMB IF YOU DON'T KEEP A TIGHT GRIP ON THAT PISTOL.

[@dougcarter1924]

grumpy old fart I hope you are in prison. BUT you don't want to fight me you will need medical attention or a Hearst. One hand they must have already been dead.

[@LordDolish]

New gun owner here! Maybe late on comments but the crossover thumbs seems more natural than the American parallel thumbs technique? Can you explain the difference?

[@truthteller2106]

Not sure about that grip. In the US the men and women that shoot for blood or money pretty much all shoot with the thumbs parallel.

[@janzavadil4139]

Now you are masters of pointing. Next step is to pull the trigger and try to hit target. Maybe this experience turn you back to find next new method. Let´s the force be with you :-)

[@Doitallgp]

I can’t tell if this is parody or if he’s serious

[@markr.katzman3743]

When training at Caliber 3 the instructor tells you "In your country you don't point the gun, here we point the gun"...but as the comment below says there is a plastic sleeve in the barrel until you're ready to shoot. But the way they draw the weapon and chamber a round is quite impressive.

[@aplato8576]

I'm old enough to remember when the FBI first developed this point-and-shoot method and between the late 1940s and late 1960s everyone used this method (except maybe once a month when you had to "qualify") and lots of us still use it. Point. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[@dhicks1743]

That method was developed by FBI agent Jelly Brice from Kiowa Oklahoma. Very interesting story about Jelly. There should be a movie made about him.

[@cheif10thumbs]

More Bushito. My neighbor had a stroke while watching this.

[@TheDarkman1977]

The stance I feel is unrealistic. No room for dynamic reaction

[@dobypilgrim6160]

TheDarkman1977 And you have been in exactly how many combat or anti-terror situations?

[@triggercrank]

IDF tactics are based on fights not theory.

[@raminit1363]

But their "fights" are with unarmed Palestinian children, and then the chicken shit tactics like when they attacked the USS Liberty, also shooting those in lifeboats (a war crime by the way), or violating another country's air space to bomb yet another country and fly off in yet another act of chicken shittery.

[@triggercrank]

Raminit No pamper head, try again.

[@raminit1363]

Thomas, that was a brilliant comeback filled with historical and military tactical information. I yield to your intellectual expertise.

[@lieschenmultikill5038]

Btw thanks for the training! My abs hurt due the funby comments down below!

[@chrisrocksteady7]

thumb positioning goes against everything I learned.

[@caliber3r]

There are many different techniques when it comes to using firearms. The one shown on this video is the standard Israeli technique.

[@vestibulate]

When you're shooting from cover at someone throwing a stone, it really doesn't matter where your thumb is positioned.

[@TB-im1ci]

That and the feet are too wide. You would have to totally reposition your body and lose sight picture to advance, retreat or move to the side. That weak hand position. On the gun is unnatural, puts stress on the wrist and does not allow you to get full purchase on the handgun. I know he is a colonel in the army, at least claims to be, but you can do d plenty of ex military that give bad advice online

[@user-pv9pv4xf9c]

Tom Hall are you implying that a thrown stone can't cause serious harm? My marine friend said the kids slung rocks so hard they almost broke the bullet proof glass on their vehicles.

[@Kenneth45]

Tom Hall Oh yes, Hamas, the PLO, and all of those groups don't exist... *rolls eyes*

[@pnoman316]

I used to use the locking thumb method and I liked it until the Isosceles guys got ahold of me! Now watching this and knowing how experience Israeli fighters are I’m going back to it! Also the body stance is ready for anything!

[@perfectfan2006]

i try to point and shoot before i can even get my thumb fully off the safety saves a fraction of a second then my first shot hits right about groin level rather than center of chest saves another fraction of a second .. second shot hits about chest high. this also demoralizes the enemy if you have more than one attacker when they see i just shot the first guy right in the balls they flinch in horror which buys me another fraction of a second to shoot the next guy.. this is my own method i have developed over the years lol.. also i have a trick of just shooting right through my purse while i am acting like i am going to give them my wallet this way i score first hit before they even see my gun.. i prefer hammerless 38 fbi air frame in my purse 9mm fmj for all other use.. close combat every fraction of a second counts my husband calls it the bag of dirty tricks each shooter should have.. i did my training in detroit city working the night shift lol...

[@endofwatch5727]

no disrespect lady, but shooting in the groin first, then to the chest, safety off, flinch in horror? Who taught you all that? Shooting the groin does not make somebody stop shooting - two shots in the chest will. Flinch in horror?? Wow... just wow... I hope you never have to engage a real threat, as you might have overthought your actions.... stick with simple, double tap to the chest, one to the head, or two attackers... two in each chest first, then to the head... end of story...

[@shaharrefaelshoshany9442]

ואיי הרגת אותי עם ה"תקשיב לי, נו 🤣

[@adrienneweis]

i would like to strongly suggest that caliber 3 exercise their right to delete comments that have nothing to do with the video being presented. additionally i want more videos of the dogs. lastly, thank you for being קידושי ה-שם; every time (everyday) a few dozen foreigners enter your school you dispel myths and hatred.

[@justaguynamedmax8207]

Only a jew would think these techniques are useful in a real firefight. You think that because the only people you have ever fought were unarmed children. Those who are trained to fight other adults who are trained and sufficiently armed, know these techniques are a joke and have no application is a real firefight.

[@tito421788]

update, used this method at range grouping has improved tremendously. highly recommend.

[@robertbennett5657]

Same react system as been practice in usa top tier delta op's reactive tactical cqb

[@codemiesterbeats]

interesting grip... would be curious to try it... would like to see side by side comparison in high speed camera against the "normal" double hand grip.

[@devinptacek9122]

codemiesterbeats agreed looks like it can compete with western style grips

[@jimc7022]

Yikes, that looks like such an unnatural position and grip I can’t imagine that being efficient and useful. Looks more like a pose to try to look like a badass. Thumbs up and holding the pistol “as hard as you can” do not make for an accurate shooting form.

[@bernardobernardo6057]

nice vid. thank you from Philippines!

[@johnschmitt8468]

"Finger on the trigger" *Steps in front of the gun* lol

[@sinqros]

Is it true Israeli carry condition 3 without a round in chamber? and if so why? thank you..

[@christokellerman39]

Hi not sure if you have found an answer in the last 5 years but my training is based off the Israeli system. The reason is cloae quarters hand to hand fighting. If there is a fight and attacker gets your firearm he will pull the trigger as a first reaction. If you know your weapon chamber is empty you can attack without worrying about first shot. We have trained and tested this extensively and the outcome speaks for itself. If you are skilled in drawing a weapon adding a cocking to the draw will not any substantial time to it. The problem comes in with cowboys on a range that want to look good for Instagram and have never been in an active shooter or close quarters fight with a loaded firearm. We've had this debate many times and I only give my input. It's still the person carrying the firearm that has to decide where their priority lies. Hope that helps. Stay safe

[@buddycarroll9641]

I use the 4 step John Wayne method. #1. Pull my gun. #2. shoot the bad guy. #3. get on my horse. #4. Ride off into the sunset.

[@JohnSmith-iq7gd]

John Wayne? Never heard of her.

[@bobreiske4053]

Great video! Shows a different perspective. Thank you

[@noodle050]

Good luck with that

[@craigchambers280]

Really? And how close combat have you been in?

[@williammiller4143]

Thank you for the video. God bless Israel forever.

[@dariusramos4673]

Definitely Borat or Zohan!

[@feyenoordrotterdam2589]

Why does Sharon Gad remind me so much of Erran Morad? 😅 "שקט צעיר!" 😂😂😂

[@jasonhoutz2326]

I know these guys are professional and all but Im sorry, this method is simply inferior. That's all there is to it. It's funny, the Israeli method teaches chamber-empty carry because most of their people aren't extensively trained enough to "handle the weapon safely". Then they create an overly complicated method for grip and stance that involves a bunch of wierd crap that is not natural to human body mechanics. A method that requires a crap-ton of training.

[@jeffreytackett3922]

Where did you get this information about the lack of training to the point of mishandling weapons? I'd like to see the references so I can learn more about it.

[@georgemuenz3844]

"handle the weapon safely" What a joke. I did this kind of training in Israel. We have WAY more live-fire training and combat experience than most armies. Certainly way more anti-terror training and experience too.

[@duanedilling7758]

Mossad instructor is the top of his class.

[@AbedElkassih]

I guess IMI Jericho is not not good enough to train with, they have to use Glock!

[@thomascarpenter7415]

Keep up the good work ! “ When in Rome , do as the Romans “ . DVC

[@TK-kt8rb]

the stance provides an opponent with max target surface. This is obviously detrimental in a fire fight no matter range to target

[@Kenneth45]

I take it you're a "weaver" proponent? Switch to Isosceles and you'll notice an instant improvement because your target becomes your natural point of aim unlike in weaver where you're forcing your body to turn to aim at the target. Great for paper targets on a flat range, crap for anything more dynamic. Get out of the 80's...

[@kali7602]

@J Calhoun lol I'm the paranoid one I got a level 3 vest an I'm no military or L.E.O lmao i can admit I keep it for shtf scenario fam

[@kali7602]

@J Calhoun lol I already have thought bout that I got a secret spot for it but I always I mean always have a gun on me i keep my lil ruger 380. With a lasermax an Hogue grips an extended 10rd extra mag on me always day/night even at work an even in the shower it's an arms reach away an that's just my insurance for me to get to the big guns in the car or house but u are rite fam them damn muggers huh smh

[@kali7602]

@J Calhoun my 5.56 greentip rounds are certainly over penetrating any target I hit an ive seen 3 people get hit with the same 9mm bullet at the same time so I guess u can say that 9mm is a very hot round an tends to over penetrate at times too depending on the rounds your shooting an target your hitting

[@kali7602]

@J Calhoun the 9mm more than likely was a 124g. Fmj but Its clearly obvious that 380. An 9mm is two different rounds but same diameter 380. Is also known as the 9mm short an I'm not no expert but I am damn near better shot than my old man an my father is a marine corps sniper 16yrs an a expert marksman an is extremely knowledgeable with pretty much any weapon out there but check out the glock website an u will see that there is a lot of cool 380. Guns that are not available to no one but the government bcuz that little round is extremely effective an many test prove it a lot of people sleep on that round but honestly it's not the round that counts it's shot placement ion care if it's a pellet gun u put that pellet in the rite placement your target will fall

[@jesserichardson6177]

I love you man its so cool that you're from where my God Jesus Christ is from. Just knowing that the last war well be there.

[@tylerharris3602]

I think Sasha baron Cohen watched your videos to copy your likeness. lmao he did a good job.

[@andrewdods2236]

Well he is jewish

[@GoGunGasPedal]

First sorry to Col Gat for the negative comments made on this thread by close minded folks. I dont agree with everthing the Col says, but much of his mechanics in grip are same as Col Cooper developed 70 years ago but refined. It is definitely a form of Opposable grip that we has developed even further with the Gas Pedal Grip. Props to Col Gat.

[@scout3058]

Pistol shooting techniques, brought to you by "Antiquity Firearms LLC." When only the worst of laughably outdated training is required.

[@Randysax1955]

Interesting..looks a lot like the "Ayoob Wedge"...developed by Massad Ayoob about 30 years ago..

[@Frankdascoli]

The instructor puts his arm directly in front of the firearm while explaining the grip (bad) Then he tells him to put his finger on the trigger and sways in front of the muzzle. Not good at all. Good thing the guy with the gun sweeps a bit right when he does that.

[@7mR1]

1:06 I believe the gun is empty

[@Harrowed2TheMind]

'For safety reasons, the gun is not loaded. There is inside a safety Peleg. Safety is over all' -Caliber 3 Counter Terror and Security Academy

[@AnkhDjedSeneb]

+ grumpy old fart - did you know that "Hamas" are a branch of the MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD ? The "Palestinians" are no different to ISIS. If you side with them, you side with ISIS. Don't do that.

[@AnkhDjedSeneb]

+Barbara Specteriffic - How so ? how is it possible that the people who fight the Muslim Brotherhood/ISIS are ISIS ? you fail at basic logic. Derp !

[@AnkhDjedSeneb]

+Barbara Specteriffic : ISIS and the Muslim Brotherhood are the OPPOSITE of Israel. The fact you try equate them is utter nonsense. Which you would know if you weren't actually a bot (as your profile shows). Fortunate;y, Islam is a superstition that doesn't match the archeology of the region and once everyone learns the truth about it then Islam will wither and die - but Israel will be around until the Sun runs out of hydrogen.

[@Parabellum-d8x]

Obrigado pelos ensinamentos. Testarei no estande essa semana. Volto p falar se gostei

[@ovidiopruneda1897]

dang...to many killers in the comments!!

[@DeputyRJCH]

As a Law Enforcement Officer, most shooting(95%) take place within 21 feet. Of that 95%, 51% are less than 10 feet. You don't have time to do all of this positioning. Draw fast, grip hard, point, not aim, pull trigger until threat is down. The video positions are best for approaching individuals and you have time to do as they have instructed. Survival is the name of the game and you do what is necessary to survive. Training is the key. Styles change every few years, but learning to shoot quick, up close and accurate is the key no matter how you stand, whether you are breathing or not, squatting or having a perfect sight picture. Survive. Street fighting is different than shooting in a war. Approx. 51% of officers are shot above their vest.

[@shooterqqqq]

You just explained why the officers have a fifteen percent hit ratio.

[@DJ369-Miami]

Their approach is based on actual gunfights. Perfect in every case? Probably not. Superior to what most learn from so called firearm instructors? Absolutely. Hint: Paper targets don't shoot back. Standing up straight like a statue with your arms stretched out....you won't live long buddy.

[@MrCurbinator]

Tabula Raza yeah thats why we position our feet weaver nowadays. It blades our stance to help if armor isn’t in play and allows for dynamic movement (ie diving behind shit or changing direction to avoid getting popped) if need be. In CQB this guy would take up the whole hallway, both getting hit and delaying team advancement. Don’t even get me started on thumb position and offhand grip with this one. Always happy to see others techniques but there seems to be nothing worthy of adopting here.

[@Musicsson]

Humble question: this position "like on a horseback" seems more unstable to me, compared to one foot in front one back... especially considering that some guns have strong recoil. Second thought: standing parallel to the target makes you a larger target for your enemy... right? Any thoughts from pros on this?

[@g.m.4299]

Musicsson The reason this position is taught is because often body armor issued to police and other security forces has a gap in the side. The shooter is squared of against the threat. If the shooter is right handed and stands with the left foot on the front, the heart side is closest to the threat, presenting the armpit and left ribs, unprotected by body armor. While this method may not be “popular” in the US, it’s based on trial and experience by IDF engaging in war since the beginning of the modern Israel state, not based on opinions from folks who shoot twice a year paper targets with their safe queens.....

[@Musicsson]

Thanks for the explanation. Makes sense.