Videos tagged with Weapon Disarm

This video details a critical incident where an armed security guard in a Chattanooga ER successfully retained his firearm against a suicidal patient. The footage highlights the importance of immediate defensive action and the rapid intervention of hospital staff. It also touches on the legal aftermath and the guard's subsequent discussion of the event.

This video demonstrates a critical technique for disarming a gun pointed at your back, emphasizing immediate action. Key steps include getting out of the line of fire by moving offline, trapping the attacker's weapon arm, and using the environment (like a car) to break their grip or joint. The method is adaptable for both right and left-handed attackers, transitioning to strikes if necessary.

This short video demonstrates a tactical distraction drill where a student uses a thrown ball to disrupt an instructor's focus during a simulated armed threat scenario. Instructor Mike highlights the effectiveness of distractions as a self-defense option, emphasizing that even simple tactics can work. The drill utilizes a blue training gun for safety.

This YouTube video, titled 'Knife Disarms: Part 2', features Myles, the Founder of Tactical Hyve, demonstrating another technique for disarming an attacker with a knife. The video emphasizes that the primary recommendation is always to escape a dangerous situation. However, for the purpose of instruction, it assumes the viewer is pinned and has no other option but to attempt to control the weapon-bearing limb. The content is presented for general educational purposes, with a disclaimer encouraging viewers to seek professional, in-person instruction for safe and proper training. The video also promotes Tactical Hyve's website and social media channels.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a self-defense incident where a father and son defended their shop in Nepal from armed robbers. Instructor John Correia breaks down the tactical decisions made, emphasizing the importance of waiting for an opportunity to counter-attack and detailing the 'Five D's + 1' principle for weapon disarms. The analysis also highlights the necessity of grappling skills and the dangers of pursuing fleeing suspects.