Counter ambush, basic vehicle defense part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • Part two of our counter ambush defensive pistol techniques from a vehicle. This time we take a look at the roll of the passenger and walk you through the steps for success.

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  • @noperez7971
    @noperez7971 3 года назад +15

    Some house drills maybe as well? Love your guys love the Ifaks. Would like to see some medical vids. Maybe get an emt on to talk about bleeds.

    • @guerrilla_tactical
      @guerrilla_tactical  3 года назад +1

      We definitely want to do more medical
      Stuff. We have some already available over on our IG for the time being if you have not already seen them.

  • @dmcmanus100
    @dmcmanus100 3 года назад +5

    Love this and here's why:
    1. I don't need to learn how to dump rounds. Got that. It's not hard.
    2. Don't need to hear about what gear to use. Got that. Thanks. No need.
    3. Don't need to hear about bad guys, threats, or grouping expectations. Thanks got that.
    4. DO NEED TO HEAR ABOUT ERGONOMICS! IE: How to train to remove a seatbelt. 2. How to exit a vehicle by booty flashing the backseat. 3. How to not self flag when in a confined space!
    LOVE IT!

  • @pedroleal5959
    @pedroleal5959 3 года назад +3

    Thanks for the content. Much love from Cali. 🤙🏽

  • @TCSB29
    @TCSB29 3 года назад +3

    Awesome content, I'm looking forward to seeing more stuff from y'all

  • @aarontaylor6052
    @aarontaylor6052 2 года назад

    A lot of knowledge that could save your life. Thank you

  • @mma709
    @mma709 Год назад

    Good stuff especially with what happened with the summer of love in 2020.

  • @charlesl5226
    @charlesl5226 2 года назад

    Good video, third one of watched. Hopefully y’all have a few planned for front threat and say opposite side from where you are seated as well as over your shoulder.

  • @ianprice3837
    @ianprice3837 6 месяцев назад

    Was hoping this one would cover addressing threats coming from different angles or cross-vehicle angles such as driver with a threat coming from oassenger side or vice versa. Would love to see that in the future!

  • @jordancollier6945
    @jordancollier6945 3 года назад +1

    Just found you on Instagram, love your content. keep it up!! Stay tactical, from southern Oregon

  • @humbertoencinas2954
    @humbertoencinas2954 3 года назад

    Another great video!!

  • @Jadakiss1
    @Jadakiss1 Год назад

    Hopefully no one is put into a situation God is your armor

  • @Kuricang31
    @Kuricang31 2 года назад

    Brothers and sisters, we are united once more by RUclips's recommendation algorithm

  • @macmike7447
    @macmike7447 Год назад

    Can you go more in-depth with these drills? I.E., having multiple threats or your family in the car. Also, what about where to place your vehicle in a fight? Should I throw it into park in the street and engage my threat asap or should I drive into the ditch for more cover

  • @dmcmanus100
    @dmcmanus100 3 года назад +1

    Only critique is I was hoping to see a rifle because of the preview image, I assume though that that is a teaser, so I will wait...

  • @rachelotto4422
    @rachelotto4422 3 года назад +1

    For the algeretham.

  • @khalilbland9074
    @khalilbland9074 2 года назад

    I'm trynna figure out who gonna react that way when rounds already hitting your vehicle

  • @lubrjavo
    @lubrjavo 3 года назад +1

    What jacket is that ? looks cool

  • @ssh350
    @ssh350 3 года назад +1

    If you had children or elderly in the back, would you still exit the car? Like let’s say you had a toddler in a carseat.

    • @guerrilla_tactical
      @guerrilla_tactical  3 года назад +4

      Good question! The short answer is yes. 1. Neutralize the threat, 2. Exit the vehicle on the opposite side of where the threat was. 3. Open up the back door, remove child and retreat to safe cover. This can be situational of course but the end goal is the same.

  • @don-richardsparks6222
    @don-richardsparks6222 2 года назад

    If I drive below 80km/h I have seat belt top strap below arms.
    Less hassle getting out