The Israeli Rifle Technique You’ve NEVER Seen Before!

[@aaronmcconnell4624]

I’ve the Marines I did McMap which is a derivative of this, in civilian life I have done Krav Maga and have used it on numerous occasions. I will tell you the Israelis in the IDF know what they are doing.

[@HansBelphegor]

Or you know the non-isreali who spend 1/3 of a year in Isreal after their 10th birthday

[@PlayfulWithIt]

Oorah. What Krav Maga school did you go to?

[@jerrytugable]

Winston Churchill: 'It is important, when you have run out of ammunition, to have a butt on your rifle.'

[@Fishnekket]

That guy was such a great warrior! ROFL

[@israel8258]

Is that really something he said???

[@jerrytugable]

Yes Churchill said exactly those words! המתכוננים Israel

[@ghillieshark6437]

What if I don't have a pp?

[@PhantomKobra]

Jack Churchill: yes, just give me a sword and a bow

[@willr2189]

@Agilite this techniques work well in self defense situation where you’re caught by surprise like you’re house is breached by a home intruder. You reached for your AR but time wasn’t at your side and the intruder has reached close proximity to you so now you have a close combat situation. I’m learning a lot where I can apply this as a defender. Great work!

[@lonesoldierinsincity7]

Good tactics that could save your life, in a dangerous situation. Thank you Israel & IDF for enlightening us with your wisdom. 🇮🇱✡

[@tax905972]

WHO'S WALKING AROUND WITH A RIFLE ON CITY STREETS OR THE SUBURBS?

[@Dan-di9jd]

You got to think outside the box for a second. The idea here is that your rifle is also a metal stick. A metal stick is a lot better than your bare fists. The concept here is that if you look past the intended function of the object, you'll see that it is an object that can also be used outside of its intended purpose. In this case, you have a rifle. Ideally you want to shoot bullets out of it, but in the sense of a life or death situation, it's not just something that shoots bullets but also an object that can be used. So that applies to everything in life. For example, in the city streets, maybe there are objects laying around that could be used? or even objects of your own that could be used such as a car key that could easily be put between your knuckles to create a fairly hard hitting object. It's a car key, with the intended use to start your car, but at the end of the day all it is just a hunk of metal that could be used as a item.@@tax905972

[@vincentdaniels5645]

Very informative and interesting. Only person Ik that’s ever mentioned this technique is Aaron Cohen

[@loglog271]

You should only use the muzzle of the weapon in a stab motion.....all other strikes mean you are possibly pointing the muzzle to team members or people to the side/behind you. From Gabi Noah former trainer in IDF

[@jayturner8632]

Now I can finally become the ultimate warrior! Thanks Agilite

[@javontajoseph4175]

You need a lot more than this to be the ultimate warrior.

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

you need a pistol technique too :)

[@HansBelphegor]

Also a great shotgun technique, if you have a tube extension, its good for hitting and the couple inches makes much better pattern if you decide to shoot in a cqc situation

[@ArcanusLibero]

Great advice. That is why my rifle always has a crenulated suppressor, flash hider or, compensator it helps get traction on the flesh and it marks them for identification later...

[@aaronlopez3585]

Back in the day when things were about to get close& personal is when you took out the bayonet and went to town.🇮🇱🛐🕎✝️

[@ShimomuraTakezoWong]

I have been wondering for the last 1.5+decades why so many countries have forgotten about the bayonet/bayonet fighting... sorry I am from "old school" i have always fixed my bayonet on my FN FAL/SLR (my 1st issued weapon), M16A1 (my 2nd issue) & Steyr AUG A1 (last weapon before I retired, the M16+Steyr AUG we are issued with the M7 bayonet. I will attached my bayonet at All times while i am on duty at the jungles, camp or suburbs day/night so I really cannot understand why most of you from 🇺🇸 to Europe are not doing that even in urban areas/MOUT. My father (WW2 🇬🇧 colonial military personnel) taught me the importance of the bayonet & bayonet fighting when I was a boy... anyone trying to grab your rifle, stick your bayonet into him/her. I like to comment that you are hitting/thrusting too high (head/face, upper torso), i always aim low going for the stomach/lower stomach/below the belt where the combat vests/plate carrier is not there besides that the exposed shoulders & thighs i can stab/slash with the bayonet...my favourite is aiming for the "manhood" no 6'3"/7' 2 legged gorilla going to argue with me if I rip it off him... besides that I carry a 7" blade fighting knife as backup; hope you are not offended by my 2¢ worth experience from an old school warrior ⚔️

[@kevinwiens4804]

@Mr.Shimomura Takezo Wong, Thank you as a "civilian" I have learned much from you! I totally respect both you and Agilite, In watching the video I was thinking the exact same thoughts, why no bayonets? Plus your insights on striking low hitting below the "plates" and ripping the stomach area will eviscerate anyone, and attacking the "manhood" will almost instantly "debilitate" an attacking enemy...excellent from a voice of experience!

[@kevinwiens4804]

@Mr.Shimomura Takezo Wong, Thank you as a "civilian" I have learned much from you! I totally respect both you and Agilite, In watching the video I was thinking the exact same thoughts, why no bayonets? Plus your insights on striking low hitting below the "plates" and ripping the stomach area will eviscerate anyone, and the "manhood" will almost instantly "debilitate" an attacking enemy...excellent from someone who obviously knows what he is doing!

[@The_trees_have_ears]

The muzzle strike is an often under utilized and under appreciated technique

[@tax905972]

THAT'S BECAUSE THOSE IN FRONT OF IT END UP BEING SHOT.

[@crypticreality8484]

i got hit in the throat with one by a Navy Seal. It accidentally slipped under my helmet. wasn't too bad but, coulda been terrible.

[@antoniocruz5596]

That butt stroke knocked the receiver extension out of alignment. Stake those castle nuts!

[@AaronABrooks]

As always, very informative. Thanks Agilite.

[@johnnybbgunner2136]

9-10 lbs fully equipped and loaded up with ammo makes it a great hammer!

[@robison87]

Yeah that muzzle would easily break noses, eye sockets and teeth.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

I have a mini 14 with a wooden stock for just this reason. I have many weapons but you never know where I will be when the situation goes hot.

[@bernardbarr2354]

This was being taught a Fy. Bragg in the early 1990s. Part of FM 21-150. FRONT SIGHT ASSEMBLY to the corner of the eye really hurts. This strikes can cause the round in the chamber to unseat.

[@cadreops6067]

The malfunction drill for that is racking the charging handle on their eye socket. It'll get you back in the fight. 👍👍

[@franksaavedra1670]

I Love this Chanel, could be possible to have a 2nd part on pistol 🔫, training close combat techniques thank you!

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

it is the same with a pistol

[@joedeleon1189]

Great info. We seldom see these practical weapons use in the net... but this I guess, has been taught to soldiers and cops since the introduction of musketry? Now, I think it's quite valuable to bring it back to the top of mind. Particularly for those who have never served. But yes, not all encounters require the opposing party to be SHOT, even when they are not fully cooperating with you. Sometimes they just need a slight change in incentives to cooperate? I mean, having a rifle or shotgun on your hand does not mean the person in front of you has automaticaly to die (and dead people can't answer question... just saying).

[@malachimeeker9480]

1:49 the stock looks canted, buffertube must have come loose from the strike. I wonder if the castle nut was properly torqued and staked. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@ollegoop9]

ye thy damage the riffle to the point that ur ARE gonna damage urself from using the riffle

[@davidsteward9580]

A lot of people do it especially with plate carriers, the castle nut can be torqued in that position, just a pain in the ass to get off bc the detent is compressed under the stock

[@TheTpointer]

Remember: Changing to your secondary wepon is allways faster then reloading. ;)

[@chrispeterson7413]

oh hell ya! very informative, you isrealis don't mess around!

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

true

[@Fishman138]

Great information Agilite. I'd also like to point out the importance of wearing your gear properly. Notice how its not *sloshing around* during his defensive/offensive strikes. Agilite makes great gear, but whatever you're wearing, make sure its secure.

[@JC-cv3up]

Metal gear CQC technique

[@H.P.Baxter]

Well, thats close combat 101, even we in Austria use These "Krav maga techniques you have NEVER seen before "

[@glocksp80smd]

I wouldn't be hitting no one or anything with the stock or buffer it's so thin you bend that tube slightly your bolt won't go in and it will mess the gun up so everything besides hitting with the stock

[@everyonelovesMango]

I was taught in IDF Paratroopers assault the target, fire until the enemy stops moving then smash their head with my FN Rifle butt .Never advance with a live enemy behind you. @1971 Gdud 50, 35th Airborne Brigade

[@sunshine6522]

Did you serve in the IDF? or train with them as a US soldier?

[@CuttinEJ]

US Marines have been teaching this since at least 1975 when I was in boot camp.

[@rickhicks6833]

That's what I was thinking. This isn't new.

[@jackm9732]

Israelis have been doing this since the 1960s when krav maga was invented

[@CuttinEJ]

@@jackm9732, my Drill Instructor was trained the same way by his Drill Instructor who was trained in WWII. It's not a pissing contest. In fact, anything I see the Israelis doing today is something I pay attention to. Especially if it validates or reinforces something I already knew or believed.

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

it been there from ww1 with bayonet

[@RandyMan696]

Thank you guys for what you do

[@jacksionilopa3106]

Wow! Which countries do this type of thing?

[@Leudast1]

Hey @Agilite, what magazine panel is Bernardo wearing on his carrier?

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

very helpful, thanks

[@cadreops6067]

👍👍 Now imagine that rifle with the bayonet attached. And some ignorant people say a bayonet is obsolete, until they run out of ammunition. 😆

[@CLC407]

Just wondering...why no sling on that rifle?

[@hanrysoul]

Damn. The way he reloaded his rifle was so fast

[@robertjackson1407]

Thank you 😊

[@lolo3ata468]

What if he had hands what we should do?

[@hmuphilly9129]

I remember the IDF Human Weapon episode that was intense. But do you have a instruction video how the IDF shoulders, and shoots a rifle?

[@ΔημητρηςΑδαμιδης-σ3ι]

perfect video respect from Greece

[@victorvillanueva7522]

thanks Sir, best toturial,depensive technique

[@doodlearmy2621]

In the german language we have a word called "Schießprügel".It's just a slang for gun/rifle, but literally means shooting-club/bat. This video fits the wording quite well.

[@goodputin4324]

Nein

[@jw8560]

Great Channel!!

[@isteveclips007]

Very True , lone solider

[@jarrelldonsondavid6681]

Which Malaysia is a high technology and better

[@skipefetai4185]

You're so captivatig, Sir Bernardo C.! 🥰 Shalom.

[@MegaChevy65]

Muzzle to the sternum works great. I've had the pleasure of doing it in close quarters. 🤣

[@toiletpaper5770]

Just keep that sling on, homie Ps. My brother got stabbed in the leg by his own bicycle handlebars. Don't underestimate what a gun barrel can do

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

yep

[@apollosun6268]

Have seen this before. "Human Weapon" from the History Channel did an episode on the IDF.

[@stefanobio7045]

Very interesting thanks for posting

[@eltonbrown2344]

Brilliant as always

[@mauriciocastro230]

What plate carrier is he using?

[@boazg787]

K19 Plate Carrier

[@mauriciocastro230]

@@boazg787 thx

[@Vin-sv9fm]

This is a handy way for soldiers (especially Israeli) to take care of aggressive civilians without being lethal and causing a shitshow, great technique 👍

[@deathangel273]

I just remember this technique from the IDF in the human weapon TV show

[@hahahahahahahaha3241]

مرحبا هل يوجد منهج حراسة المنشأت جديد لحماية المنشأت الصغيرة والمتوسطة

[@siuuuuuu7048]

Good mindset!

[@PT-DynamicKravMaga]

this techniques are possible with a 2 point sling in the rifle ?

[@603-SAPPER]

Yes, that's how I was taught to do it

[@PT-DynamicKravMaga]

@@603-SAPPER 🙏 for the reply, unfortunately in Portugal 🇵🇹 we cannot train with real weapons, so I’m waiting for a Airsoft GBBR G36C to begin my training 😉

[@lungcanc3r666]

Castle nut wasnt staked and the buffer rotated lol he smack that shit hard!

[@RippedPantsss]

Def seen this technique before

[@AlexanderDaiboch]

מסר מועבר בצורה מדוייקת ועניינית! אחלה וידאו. :)

[@stevecochran9078]

That's one of the reasons I have a Phantom flash suppressor on my AR.

[@Dave-run]

Great video! Is he wearing UF PRO gear though? :D

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

looks like

[@bp6877]

Poor Bob!!!! (Better him than me!)

[@13267]

The best in the world of Israel's forces

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

true

[@soonerfan745]

I’m guessing in all of the situations Bernardo talked about that he or anyone in a similar situation would be using a slinged rifle. Good training video, but train like you play. Totally different scenario and range of motion if you are running a single or dual point sling.

[@yakymua]

Muzzle strike should only be used as a very last resort. You’re guaranteed to break skin, and often makes the attacker angry. These moves do not subdue - and you must use grappling moves to disarm and control the attacker. All depends on your numbers can their numbers. If you are outnumbered the rail or butt on the throat buys you time and distance. Krav Maga or BJJ. Good video though.

[@Mr.Ut21]

You have never been muzzle punched before and it shows.

[@yakymua]

@@Mr.Ut21 hah let’s hear it then

[@davidoftheforest]

@@yakymua Rangers train muzzle strikes as well and for a reason

[@pugthepug7910]

yeah you pretty much just babbled off what this dude was saying in the video... its for self defence.. if the man is attacking you he is already angry.. not really relevant at that point about whether muzzle punching the attacker will hurt his/her feelings..

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

as i can see you never hit a rifle muzzle strike :)

[@istandwithisrael5110]

Good tactics

[@edwardledesma2283]

Great video

[@truebeliever8605]

Can you do these same techniques with a tavor?

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

yes i made a video about it

[@DanielSmith-ze9lw]

I too enjoy bringing my rifle to a boxing match

[@amitroz1812]

זה נקרא בעברית. סטרשף לפנים. שבת שלום מישראל

[@jackdaniels442]

I SHALL APPLY

[@azrieladam9986]

Are those dafnah boots?

[@carminesilverado]

that is old school USMC right there that is how I was taught

[@freddywarren69]

Bayonet fighting without a bayonet. Cool.

[@zachbernal4509]

looks like the buffer tube got destroyed from the stock hit

[@firefightingvet9181]

Just make sure your sling isn’t too tight you may not have the distance to strike

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

we always make sure in Israel that our sling is straight hands long sling

[@ModernFrontiersman]

i dig it

[@steelekelley5761]

Krav Maga. Essential. Practical. Necessary. .תודה 💪🤲👍🙏🙌🤙🇮🇱✡

[@ibin5664]

It reminds me of sacha baron as erran morad

[@AERoVALKYRiE]

You have to consider the guy attacking will try to grab your rifle

[@maxrockatansky3896]

I feel like if you're willing to get that personal with someone while carrying a rifle maybe just throwing it out there you would want to fix a bayonet. I'm pretty sure an unarmed assailant would probably leave you alone

[@eddiechavez6095]

Remember folks "Dummies don't fight back!" Boujee instructors.

[@harisinam4078]

Lols regardless he needs to practice hitting a little lower. How else will they stop school kids from slinging 🪨.

[@admiralkeelhauled42]

This is why Bayonets exist

[@akulu4845]

If you want to kill, just shoot, it would be easier

[@elitegymsil]

סרטון טוב, אבל פעם הבא עדיף להדגים עם רצועת נשק כדי שסה יראה מציאותי ולהראות את הגבלות הרצועה במכות הנשק במיוחד בהבדל בין רצועות signle point, two point

[@grimm2085]

Great channel thank you for sharing your knowledge God Bless 🇺🇸 ✝️❤🕎 🇮🇱

[@sunnycat69]

I have seen dudes get a broken or cracked sternum from a muzzle strike shit works 😆

[@Lalremruata-07]

Watching from India....

[@bigboi7817]

So thats what all those spikey ass muzzle brakes are for.

[@pimentarules9826]

Let me sum it up for you: Use gun as metal stick. Thats it. Fucking done it a million times, Bayonets existed for a reason. Nothing new here, just remember to check if something fell off.

[@blacklotusgym]

Sweet. I know that guy.

[@rapbotsuniverse4843]

Ohh you killed him idris... I told you not to shoot anyone .. Idris: i didnt shoot.. *Chaotic jackie chan noises*

[@tadgodsey]

Interesting unless you have a sling then seems a problem

[@e.e.8589]

Classic barrel strike/stab

[@crozraven]

*fix your bayonet

[@dt_7557]

Cool to see not for me cause with those techniques you gunna damage the weapon or loosen that buffer extension like your AR

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

not you won't

[@maksymvyshnytskyi4296]

where is gun sling?

[@ΓιάννηςΠ-ε8ψ]

Οκ... But if you have tavor at your hands ?

[@kravmagaidftraining7428]

i made a video with the tavor

[@madeleineollerton5993]

literally every single israeli technique video i see is 60% boner footage of manlets training, 10% explanation of an ill-advised defense or shooting technique, and 30% insecure defensive post-hoc justification for why, actually, surrendering your rifle to a close quarters attacker is actually very smart, and we're all just not big brained enough to see why if we doubt you. the IDF are keystone cops.

[@ZForce151]

barrel poke

[@sigsauer505]

Very useful except wen the rifle has a sling attached to u which every soldier has a sling this doesn't make sense wen u have a slung rifle