‘’Stop ‘n rob’’, ‘’spicy treat dispenser’’, ‘’bless the deserving with the hot sauce’’, ‘’oh, there’s somebody that needs to be shot’’. Love it ! My favorite was the pretending-to-shoot-the-pepper spray noise. Didn’t know I was tuning into the ASP comedy hour. Keep up the good work.
John you are such an excellent instructor and what I love most is that you can take something serious and make it enjoyable and light without making it overly comical and at the same time not super tactical... so glad I found your channels.... Merry Christmas to you and your family
This may need a repost as it’s always relevant. Also, I love practicing with a sitcom with a laugh track. The laugh is the go, Drop the item, draw, aim at one of the people on screen, rinse, repeat.
Good stuff and good points.I am a lefty too and think I'm most vulnerable with unlocking a door with keys in dominant hand ( facing the door)and grocery bags in the right.Would a 180° drop all in both hands drill ne good?
I've noticed that if I am at work, I am usually pretty good about getting things out of my hands and go to work on whatever threat I am facing but when I am operating in my personal life I am a lot more hesitant to drop what I am holding because it is my gear, personal items that I am holding in order to deal with the task at hand. Just a bad habit I have recently become cognizant of that I need to work on.
Great advice . I've learned alot from your channel . things to think about. . most people that carry a gun don't think about these things. Criminals don't for instance. It's better to be more informed than criminals. I got about a 1 second draw on my open carry. If that. I've practiced my draw alot. And safely . doing my own draw/dry fire.
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family John, I have a question, when practicing with a dry fire gun and we talk about muscle memory and all and we reset our trigger all the time how often in a real life scenario do people eject a live round after firing a round at a bad guy because of our training? Maybe they should design a practice gun where it resets trigger without have to do it manually?
Never seen it in a real gunfight. Never seen it on the range either, even when we do live fire drills just minutes after doing dry fire drills. It's a non-issue. But if you are worried about it you can get a SIRT training pistol which does exactly what you suggest.
Hmm, this would be a pretty simple drill for a dubstep DJ. Professional Yo-yoer, eh not so much. Also, what if you were a mom and had like, 40 babies in your hands? What do? Take up juggling? (Note to self: sign up for a tactical juggling course).
While 40 babies is worth a good 'lol'... as a father of a young child, that is legitimate question... what is a recommended course of action when you need to engage a threat while having a child in your arms / holding your hand / etc.? I love ASP and all the self-defense strategies that are taught here, but this is a new reality in my life that is rarely touched upon on in the self-defense circles I have been watching... @@ASPextra
♿♿Fantastic lesson!! Thanks John!♿♿
‘’Stop ‘n rob’’, ‘’spicy treat dispenser’’, ‘’bless the deserving with the hot sauce’’, ‘’oh, there’s somebody that needs to be shot’’. Love it ! My favorite was the pretending-to-shoot-the-pepper spray noise. Didn’t know I was tuning into the ASP comedy hour. Keep up the good work.
Haha thanks.
Great tips ASP, Merry Christmas. When Ya all coming to MN?
Merry Christmas ASP
I don't know why I never got notified when this video came out, but great content John!!! Keep these coming.
Glad you saw it. :)
“Bless the deserving with the hot sauce.” And I’m in stitches.
:)
John you are such an excellent instructor and what I love most is that you can take something serious and make it enjoyable and light without making it overly comical and at the same time not super tactical... so glad I found your channels.... Merry Christmas to you and your family
"Real world" practical drills.
I know I need practice with this "skill".
Thanks for sharing another good drill challenge John.
Be safe!
Randy
Thanks Randy! Merry Christmas!
@@ASPextra A very Merry Christmas to you, your family and everyone at ASP and ASP Extra. I very much appreciate what you all do. :~))
John thank you for all your advice. I hope you and your wife have a merry christmas and god bless.
This may need a repost as it’s always relevant. Also, I love practicing with a sitcom with a laugh track. The laugh is the go, Drop the item, draw, aim at one of the people on screen, rinse, repeat.
Good stuff and good points.I am a lefty too and think I'm most vulnerable with unlocking a door with keys in dominant hand ( facing the door)and grocery bags in the right.Would a 180° drop all in both hands drill ne good?
I've noticed that if I am at work, I am usually pretty good about getting things out of my hands and go to work on whatever threat I am facing but when I am operating in my personal life I am a lot more hesitant to drop what I am holding because it is my gear, personal items that I am holding in order to deal with the task at hand. Just a bad habit I have recently become cognizant of that I need to work on.
You’ve lost weight. Good on ya!
Great advice . I've learned alot from your channel . things to think about. . most people that carry a gun don't think about these things. Criminals don't for instance. It's better to be more informed than criminals. I got about a 1 second draw on my open carry. If that. I've practiced my draw alot. And safely . doing my own draw/dry fire.
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family John, I have a question, when practicing with a dry fire gun and we talk about muscle memory and all and we reset our trigger all the time how often in a real life scenario do people eject a live round after firing a round at a bad guy because of our training? Maybe they should design a practice gun where it resets trigger without have to do it manually?
Never seen it in a real gunfight. Never seen it on the range either, even when we do live fire drills just minutes after doing dry fire drills. It's a non-issue. But if you are worried about it you can get a SIRT training pistol which does exactly what you suggest.
My friend says open carry can be bad tho.. If a real killer sees an open carrier they probably will shoot them first.. Or.. It can be a deterent.
Basically.
John is gonna get swole and won't be able to wipe his own ASP. !!! Haha jk!
Hmm, this would be a pretty simple drill for a dubstep DJ. Professional Yo-yoer, eh not so much.
Also, what if you were a mom and had like, 40 babies in your hands? What do? Take up juggling? (Note to self: sign up for a tactical juggling course).
lol
While 40 babies is worth a good 'lol'... as a father of a young child, that is legitimate question... what is a recommended course of action when you need to engage a threat while having a child in your arms / holding your hand / etc.? I love ASP and all the self-defense strategies that are taught here, but this is a new reality in my life that is rarely touched upon on in the self-defense circles I have been watching... @@ASPextra