Videos tagged with Marshall Blade Concepts

This advanced self-defense technique, demonstrated by USCCA, focuses on countering a long weapon attack (like a crowbar) with a knife. The core strategy involves moving inside the weapon's arc, executing a 'cut-check' motion to disrupt the attacker's grip and limb, followed by targeted thrusts and cuts to incapacitate the attacker's arm and leg, ultimately creating an opportunity for escape. The sequence emphasizes a logical flow from initial defense to follow-up incapacitation.

This episode of Into the Fray features Mike Janish, founder of Marshall Blade Concepts and knife fighting editor for Concealed Carry Magazine, discussing the use of knives in self-defense. Janish emphasizes that while knives are dangerous, effective use requires dedicated training, not just carrying the tool. He contrasts the risks of firearms with knives, highlighting that knife attacks are typically close-range and continuous. The discussion covers optimal knife carry positions, the importance of consistent draw mechanics across different weapons, and the benefits of fixed-blade knives for weapon retention and accessibility, particularly with methods like static line carry.