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My dad and step-mom bought a house in Kentucky near where it touched down recently. It's fine fortunately but we are watching and supporting as best we can.
Hey the Vulcan death grip is real... You need to bend your thumb inwards some, but you can easily get people to drop to the ground and freeze in pain to the point they would probably eat dog $hit if you told them too. Once you release the grip the pain instantly goes away, but while doing it, its excruciating pain since there are a bunch of nerves there that you're mashing/pinching. If Vulcans had significantly stronger hands (and Vulcans were portrayed as extra strong compared to humans), it might actually work making people faint from the pain.
I thought it was a joke too until he started talking about israle carry and not having one in the chamber. The guy has no clue what he's talking about and is 100% serious. He's also willing to embarrass himself for klout.
I think you'd be better off getting self defense advice from Master Ken of "Enter the Dojo" (hilarious video, BTW). In fact...he did a mashup with DUST a couple weeks ago, so maybe DUST isn't serious... ruclips.net/video/bs-mDPXs1ac/видео.html
That guy with the green shirt who just backed up to threaten again was funny. He refused to play along with his phoney game and gave him a healthy dose of reality. That reminds of our way of dealing with guys who showed self-defense techniques against knives: We gave them an old white T-shirt and attacked them with a big fat felt-tip-pen. Show them how many potential lethal hits hits they would collect in a single ten second attack and they leave the dojo sulking.
Me and my buddy would have knife fights with trainer knives just for fun It definitely never goes like those bingo hall classes because neither party just lets that shit happen
@@borringguy1006 actually that is the thing my krav mega trainer once told me. Yes, you can defend yourself against a knife, but do it only when you absolutely have no other way to protect yourself and prepare yourself for getting stabbed or cut since no technique is 100% sure or risk free.
I've seen videos of kali knife fighting tournaments, and they wore white shirts and had flat bladed wooden knives covered in red lipstick. by the end of a tournament, everyone was COVERED in red marks. so many cuts.
If you have a good self-defense trainer he will tell you the following points: 1st: Have good cardio. 2nd: Be aware of your surroundings. 3rd: Deescalate early. 4th: Grab a longer stick than your opponent/Fight dirty. Last resort: Grab the initiative and beat the other party before getting your head smashed in.
Thomas bravo yes that’s why you can learn from people who were professionals like Craig Douglas former undercover dea agent or bill rapier former seal team six operator obsessed with combatives. There’s dudes who actually did this shit for work and aren’t gravy seals lol force on force training is when you know the training is legit as possible.
@@JohnSmith-ei6sc i mean, I know this guy in the video is a fraud. Plain common sense plus i work a security job and have at least firearms training. I was just stating giving your attacker money and running away wont always work but most of the time it probably will.
I remember watching a documentary on what it's like living in Detroit and it the lady said that her security system/911# was a 12 gauge Mossberg and she just pulled it out from out of the couch
My uncle lost his house and broke his spine when an EF3 tornado hit his house right outside Mayfield. Thank you for raising money and awareness about the damage in Kentucky
As a fellow Kentuckian I am so lucky it missed my folks. I hope your uncle makes a full recovery and insurance pays out enough for him to get a new home or rebuild.
Kentucky boy here also. Man sorry about your uncle. My son was in Clarksville TN when the tornado hit. I was so worried because I couldn't get in touch with him until the next day. We were all in our bunker for over hours till it settled down. Kentucky folks are good peoples. They stick together and help one another as long as you stay away from Lexington and Louisville. They're just small Chicagos. I will say a prayer for your uncle tonight and I hope he's hanging in there.
I like that this has sparked an incredible debate, and paired with Alec Baldwin’s debacle, gun safety (versus gun control) is now so much more in the public eye!
Back in the army when we were doing the close combat stuff one guy asked "how do we take their guns" The instructor looked him dead in the eye and said. "if someone got a gun on you and you dont have a gun, you fucked up from the start, if you are still alive you soon wont be". they did teach us some "gun removal techniques" but thats in way diffrent scenarios and fell often under "if you atempt this be advised its a last resort and should only be done if you are about to be dead anyhow"
@@Quincy_Morris Aye that is the jist of it. Go down swining. No surrender and all that. That is ofcourse unless you go to super- mega-ninja-school like the guy in the vid teaches and that atleast 3 guys in every school class "just knows".
The guy in the video of which i saw like 10. clips and 2 full videos said the exact same thing "if you attempt this be advised its a last resort and should only be done if you are about to be dead anyhow" You can find real examples of disarms working in real life "Homeowner Turns the Tables on Intruder" if you train disarms to be faster that scenario of last resort becomes more valuable to you, if you go for a grab before he pulls the trigger is basically his reaction speed(0,15-0,3s) x your hand movement and gun alignment you can be really fast and surprise him,tough its a risk that gets people killed more often then not. if they attempt this without it being a last resort you are dumb yes. Again the dale guy said that in many videos to not attempt it unless there is no other option then death.
Reminds me of one time back in Basic. During some Combatives one of our Drill Sergeants says. "Who always wins in a hand to hand fight? The one who's friend shows up with a gun" always made me laugh but also was such a realistic answer to most close quarter BS.
You don't need any fancy tactics, you just need to show them you're not to be fucked with. If I get mugged, I'm gonna pull out my rape whistle, blow it three times, and then start quoting Winston Churchill as I blast them with my Mk4 Webley Revolver. "We will fight them on the beaches." BANG! "We will fight them on the landing grounds." BANG!" We will fight them in the streets. " BANG! " We will fight them in hills." BANG! " We will never surrender... "
10:47 is my Step Brother behind him with the gun. My bro told me he pulled the trigger instantly which is why you can see him starting to laugh after the fake karate maneuver
As someone who lives in Detroit, I knew I recognized this dude. He's involved with VIPERS, a private paramilitary style security force. Their headquarters is/was an old hangar on the Detroit River. They would roll around in blacked out Humvees looking to put people under citizens arrest and even had a black speed boat to "patrol" the river.
how I survived my self defense shooting is me panicking and dropping my wallet. I took a few steps back and he picked up my stuff of the floor and has his back turn towards me. I then shot 3 times in the neck, shoulder, and chess. Had to go to therapy, honestly made me fell worse.
@@geebsterman2881 Good on you protecting yourself though, and hopefully that person won't put anyone else in the same situation they put you in, ever again.
I still remember one of the first lessons my karate teacher taught me. If a guy has you at gunpoint and tells you to to give him your wallet... give him the wallet. It's not worth risking your life over.
@@lordofwar9638 honestly, it's not. In 50% of the situations you'll be alive after doing so. But in 50% of modern situations you'll have that trigger pulled. Why? Because criminals today know how social media works. They know they can be identified. They know they can be caught much easier now than before. If petty crime is what they're resorting to, 10-1 they're not above felonious crime as well. ALWAYS ASSUME YOUR LIFE IS ON THE LINE! At least these days.
get a ridge wallet, keep it and your money in your front pocket, keep like $20 in ones in your old wallet and carry that like usual, then if you are robbed you lose your old wallet and a bunch of ones instead of your money id and other cards
@@Angels-Playground For most untrained people that don’t carry, it’s still the best thing to do. It’s NOT what I would do, but I’m ex military and I don’t miss. As I said, some won’t like what I say, but it is true. Seriously think about the majority of victims. Criminals look for weak, easy targets. They don’t go after people that hold their own 9/10. I’ve worked in bad areas like Harlem, I know.
I just think Mr DUST has bad teaching or demonstrating technique. If the "bad student" or the role player knows what you're going to do chances are it isn't going to work if he doesn't cooperate. Because he KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO!
But when the aggressor knows what's coming... it's like when the football practice squad guys knows the play will be a run to the A-gap on a 1 count, then they immediately shoot the A gap on the snap .
@@InbredJed82060 Even if the aggressor didn't know exactly what was coming they would still react and pull the trigger and you're dead. The mindless puppets in Dale's videos don't react at all and let Dale manipulate them. Open your eyes to reality.
There is a story about Elmer Kieth that is relevant to this story. During training for his guard unit leading up to the WW2. They were getting training on how to disarm an enemy with a revolver. The trainer had easily disarmed a couple of soldiers. Elmer got up on the stage and his go at it. He was able to pull the trigger twice before the instructor could even touch the gun. He did it repeatedly. Moral of the story: if people are untrained, you might win!
I think it is highly situational and it is what self defense is. Trying to stack the odds against the other. Unfortunately people think that watching a video is training on how to disarm someone.
@@Sak-zo1ui The best defense is avoiding it altogether, the next best thing is getting away if you can. Fancy moves won't work IRL, Ok, maybe it will work as a confusion tactic where the person is wondering WTF you are trying to accomplish, right before they shoot you. I seriously believe that a large portion of people think that movie gun fights are realistic, and not completely made up to look cool.
@@spiritbx1337 Yeah in movies and shows the bad guys who have guns will just walk up to the main character and get punched in the face. Realistically they'd shoot on sight and probably wouldn't miss either.
@@spiritbx1337 Yeah, I was thinking bout this WAY too much and, I _guess_ _maybe_ if you had an attacker who was untrained, lazy / distracted / assumed you were a bitch who would never fight back / figured a gun is a magic talisman that makes people do what you say / etc. it might _hypothetically_ work, IF you were really well practiced at it, got lucky and got the drop on them? I mean, it's morel like a Hail Mary thing after begging for your life and the livelihood of your 7 non-existent children doesn't work and they're making you dig your own grave or trying to force you to do something you'd rather die than [perform... In that very specific scenario, fuck it, got nothing to lose, right? And it _may_ work. Probably not but, maybe.
I think my favorite thing about the gun community is how tight knit we are in the sense that (most of us) are able to come together so easily especially when in the span of 5 minutes, Brandon mentions his brunch meetups with donut operator and his collaboration with Kentucky Ballistics to raise money for people suffering after the Kentucky tornados.
I worked security for a foreign consulate in my country for a few years. Every few months we had classes with a ninjutsu instructor and even with all his experience he kept telling us that if we chose to fight someone with a knife, you'll get cut, guaranteed.
The best way I’ve had the reasons for why trying to fight someone who has a knife is a bad idea explained to me is: Give a small child an uncapped red marker, then try to take it from them, then look at all the red.
@@generalgreevus8773 thing is, with how the "System" works he is gonna win regardless. if they can't get actual footage of what happened that could prove they TRIED to use his techniques, they will not win.
In addition, even if the family or something goes after him, he can always do like in the TikTok video used here and say he didn't perform the technique correctly.
Life lessons I learned from this video: One, never go to Detriot, Michigan Two, let this man make darwin awards out of himself Three, never trust people from TikTok out of all platforms 💀💀💀
Again, watch Charlie's video where he trains with him, Dale explains this pretty well and his "victim" definitely agrees. A gun against the head just feels better to the kind of man who would do do these crimes. They like the intimidating power feel.
Bro. If someone has a gun to your head just do what they fucking say. That's your best chance of survival at that point. No amount of mentality or whatever will save you If u try win a gunfight without a gun.
@@jcole1679 and you are 100% right which is why dale says that in the video with Charlie, these are moves that are only to be used if you think that the guy is going to try and kill you no matter what, however he should have made that clear at the start of every video and demonstration and the fact he only mentions it in the video with Charlie is irresponsible
I live an hour from Detroit. I’ve used every single one of this man’s tactics and it has saved my life plenty of times. The moment they see me do this stupid ass shit, they laugh so goddamn hard they don’t even wanna take my money anymore.
What's crazy is that you don't need special training to avoid most life threatening situations. Observationing your surroundings, watching people, and keeping your face outta your phone does wonders for personal and family safety.
I think it's like stage hypnotism. When you put people in awkward situations, conformity overrides their normal mode of thinking. So basically the volunteers are going along with him because it's being suggestive. This is different than the real world where some random mugger won't perceive you as some urban survival expert.
Imagine how different Dale's career would be if he met more people like the Asian "bad student" that shot him two or three times. And if the "bad student" had a fully charged taser instead of a bb gun.
They don't practice conflict, so they're left confounded and confused when their teachings don't work. I wonder what other areas of life are similar to this situation?
I have a story about how D.U.S.T. Saved my life. So I was walking down the street minding my own business when an armed thief put a gun against my chest. Immediately I remember the videos I watched from that channel and I put them into play. I held on the guys slide, pulled it back, and before I know it he backed off. Then he shot me 3 times in the chest and I’m actually dead. I also don’t have a wallet anymore.
I took one of these classes and they were teaching knife disarms. After demoing with me they said “ok, now actually try to keep the knife”…. Two minutes later and they still couldn’t get the knife from me… I learned all I needed to then
I'm retired from law enforcement and corrections. I've been a city cop and a federal officer. I've had a ton of training in self defense, CQB, SWAT, etc training. I've been in some scary armed wrestling matches and when that happens it's a no holds barred anything goes shit show. I've been stabbed twice and one of those times my plans and fingers were sliced and poked trying to get away so I could draw and fire, lethal force. You can't choreograph self defense. Adrenaline screws that up. Bunch of BS
When I did my brief stint in corrections, they hammered it home in the academy that when things pop off and your adrenaline kicks in, one of the first things to go is finer motor skills. All this intricate Jet Li looking crap definitely isn't what's on your mind when someone socks you in the jaw.
yea i agree, i was downtown cincinnati, working on my car when a guy much bigger crept up and put a gun to the back of my head..lets say i didnt have a plan, and was out weighed in many ways..if i would have done that i probaly would have been killed, i didnt know if he was serious or not until he fired it in my face but i flinched and it grazed my head and he ran off..tactical
I was told by our CCW instructor that your brain will fall back to the thing you’ve trained the most. If it’s to draw and fire, you’ll do that. If it’s to fight, you’ll do that (which when he rushed me as an example, I dropped into a fighting stance and forgot all about the firearm… i’m a two time black belt with almost no firearms experience… totally forgot the gun was even there in a fake scenario.in a real scenario… I need to spend a lot more time at the range.
The thing is, the student knew that he was going to make a move and prepared for it. I've seen RUclips vids of armed robberies where the criminal doesn't know what to expect and can be disarmed or disabled with some of these techniques, but they must be performed forcefully and with commitment.
@George Tanay Here's why it doesn't work. You go for the gun and all the bad guy has to do is pull the trigger. A 1/100,000 chance doesn't mean it works.
@@georgetanay4655 The thing is, there's barely no clips of people failing to disarm an armed criminal. You'd have to be on some shady website or something, so obviously you'd only find the clips of successful disarming on RUclips. Common sense.
When I was avidly taking self-defense martial arts one of the main things that was emphasized was what we were learning should be treated as a last resort. If someone is mugging you with a weapon the safest thing to do is just give them your wallet. Everything in it is replaceable, your face is not.
This is pretty much spot on. Main thing to do about getting mugged is prevention-if you know you live even in a moderately unsafe area, you should probably make sure to never have anything you don't absolutely need that you would be upset about getting stolen from you either in your car or on your person- and practice proper vigilance when walking down the street, or sitting idle in your car, for example at a drive through...most people are just looking down staring at your phone, not a good idea especially if you carry and want to have enough advanced warning of someone rolling up on you
My favorite "gun self-defense" video I ever saw was from a former Nave SEAL. I don't remember it exactly, but it went something like this: Guy in the video: "Hi! I'm a former Navy SEAL, and this is the best way to defend yourself from an assailant with a gun." He then proceeds to run away and turn a corner. The best "ain't got no choice" gun defense I ever learned in martial arts was to move out of the way of the "boom-stick" first, get closer to the assailant than the barrel of the boom-stick, then deal with the firearm in question. To be fair to my instructor, he also said this should only ever be used if compliance and running away aren't options, like when you realize your gf is married and your in her husband's closet.
Yes, people who are trained even say that the best defense you can have is the distance between you and the attacker. Attack only and only if you need to.
Can't shoot someone who's not there. On a serious note, few attackers posses high levels of firearm skill so distance drastically increases misses as well.
Reminds me of the Jim Carrey skit on 'In Living Color' where he played a defense instructor who kept getting hurt because the student was attacking him wrong.
Oh yes. 😂😂😂 Bob Jackson. 1976 World Heavyweight Champion. And when one student called him on his bull, his defense was: "I never said I was the ONLY Champion. There are lots of them." 😂😂😂😂
Also the fact that this dude defends his terrible training by saying, "No person that has taken my courses have died." sounds a whole lot like "50% of the time it works every time." Most people who get CPR certified are never exposed to someone in cardiac arrest either since, like a self defense scenario, it's a pretty rare situation to be in.
That and the fact that if someone dies he will just claim that they didn't execute the techniques properly and/or didn't train enough like he does in that TikTok parody.
And what are the odds that he keeps tabs on all of his former customers. Between the amount of murders in Detroit and the fact that his customers likely live all over the Midwest...he doesn't know shit about his past customers.
To your point about CPR, one of my BIGGEST pet peeves is the ol' "CPR can bring someone back from the dead" bs line, often seen in movies, bad medical tv shows and even spouted by some actual CPR instructors. As a licensed Paramedic for over a decade, I can tell you that ABSOLUTELY NO ONE HAS EVER BEEN BROUGHT BACK FROM ASYSTOLE (the medical definition of death) FROM CPR ALONE!!!!! EVER!!!!! All CPR does is keep the oxygenated blood that is already in your body moving around to your vital organs in order to keep them from cell death as long as possible, until someone, either me, the paramedic, or a nurse/Dr (most of the time a nurse, because Drs just stand there and don't do anything besides tell others what to do. Don't believe me, ask any ER nurse, they'll laugh very hard and then agree with me) to get there with ACTUAL DRUGS, that can correct the underlying condition causing the heart to stop. Sorry for the rant, hope it helps, probably won't, this is the internet.
A guy I worked with was old time British army trained in unarmed combat and defence. He told me that if someone points a gun at you in close quarters and you can react in less than 3 seconds, you may be able to slap the gun away so that the first shot misses you. However they still have the gun and the second shot will more than likely kill you.
The thing is going unarmed against any weapon is inherently a crazy spot. One has to make the decision of what to do. For my part I've trained boxing and jujitsu and have a brown belt in jujitsu. The reality of dealing with weapons seems to be that everyone loses. A drill we do sometimes is using chalked knives to practice disarms to see where the cuts and stabs would be and that is really eye opening. On the gun disarms for practice of the basic technique well go light for the first few to learn. Than after that the aggressor will hold on to the training gun harder. It just shows that rarely does the first thing you try work. Also shows why in a real situation if you decide to go then you need to go all the way because there is no turning back. As to the DUST training yeah it looks terrible.
These sort of guys are the epitome of scammers to me. His tactics are based on actual real ones. The pistol disarms that he showed in the beginning are essentially what we were trained in the Canadian infantry…but what these people never teach is the difference between practicing disarming tactics for warriors fighting to the death, and self defence cases, where the goal is to survive. Even in the former, you’re not going to use this unless there’s no other option. The samurai Yagyu Munenori wrote “No Sword”, which was a part of the mastery of Japanese war fighting, when you are disarmed and fighting against an armed opponent. He opens it by prefacing that if you’re in a situation in which you have no arms yourself, and have to disarm your opponent with your bare hands, effectively making your hands more effective of a weapon than his weapon…then what wouldn’t be a deadly weapon in your hands? Thus, you practice these sort of disarms more for a mindset of how to utilize anything and everything to your advantage, and not just the king fu movie style antics. Use anything you can first. A coffee in your hands can be thrown to blind them, more effectively than trying to take their firearm. “Accidentally” dropping your wallet when mugged can give you distance to draw your own firearm if you carry…etc. or just giving a burner wallet with an expired credit card, etc., and a handful of bills, is a far more effective strategy. Only resort to even trying to disarm them if you don’t see any option for survival.
As some one who trained muay thai for 5 years, karate for over a decade - one point always stuck out - karate I did alot of weapons, knives swords staffs kali sticks so on and so forth - the lesson was my black belt grading, 4v1 sparring 4 have weapons you dont..............the way to pass this grading? What was the lesson I learnt? Run. Some one shows you they have a weapon they have intent to use it, you dont see a weapon, too late you have been shot or stabbed x amount of times......flesh against metal, metal always wins
@@wesjones6370 “For combatants fighting to the death.” This is the one thing that you’d really hope every expert includes in their statements. The difference between being an unarmed POW inspiring the movie ‘Rescue Dawn’ and someone dealing with a knife-wielding hick at a bar that you’re free to leave is not insignificant.
You can probably get like 5 shots in if you lowered your handgun to the hip and shot his gut, this guy stupid af for thinking that disarm could be possible
The way to counter his tactics is to not let him control the situation, he sets the situation exactly how he wants and that's why he's able to be successful most of the time.
The issue with literally EVERY one of his videos is that the “attacker” never moves his feet to fall back or evade grab attempts etc, their feet are locked in place which just doesn’t happen, you move at someone they will move back to not knock into you, lmao not to mention they just don’t resist
my issue is why the hell would you be that close with rifle or pistol for them to even grab your firearm. I mean damn if you gotta be that close get some range time.
That's a common theme in fake martial arts and things like this. "Bullshido" I've heard it called. There's a lot of videos out there of people "teaching" and demonstrating using techniques on people who either don't resist or actively assist in what is being done to them.
Basically the same reason the Mall Ninja label applies, they absolutely abuse the shit out of willing students to sell their demos. To hear them tell it, all you'd ever need to win every fighting contest ever is aikido.
side note: when did criminals in Detroit become universally stupid enough to threaten from contact distance? I mean, literally everything DUST shits out requires the perp to be that dumb, on top of half-speed motor impulse and quarter-speed reaction-speed zombies
I'm with ya. Violent criminals in rust belt cities come in 2 flavors: organized/professional, and desperate/opportunistic. The former know better and if you're being robbed by them you're in deep shit no matter what you do. The latter are doing it just for cash and will run away if you give it to them. Either way, they aren't gonna give you any advantage when they rob you. Besides, it's not the guy walking down the street at 3PM wearing tacticool gear that gets jumped, it's the guy on his way to the subway station at 11pm with his guard down on a quiet, empty street. Crooks aren't dumb, and they're not planning on getting shot anymore than you are. And your best bet to not becoming a victim in a city has always been not being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Know the neighborhoods, and don't look like a tourist or out-of-towner depending on where you are.
The guy is actually pretty quick. If he could get his hands on the weapon, there's no way he'd get shot. Actions can be fast. Reactions can't. The problem is when you fail to control the weapon and the guy decides to take it out on you. Of course, I'm not that fast, and I'd give off 17 tells before I even made up my mind I was gonna go for the gun. Like most people. So at least some of the stuff he's doing is a bad idea regardless of whether you can get hands on the gun, because you'd be way too slow to pull it off. But fast hands at that distance can most certainly out-perform reaction times without the other guy being a zombie.
@@GeekOfAllness So IF you're super-fast AND you've practiced as much as this guy AND the person with the gun is not really nervous, quick, or just twitchy AND you don't give any tells...then you'll still get shot. 8:04 You're trying to move your arm faster than the other guy moves his trigger finger. Not to mention that in some of those situations, even if you move your head out of the way, if the gun is that close when it goes off, it can stun or even blind or kill you with the muzzle blast. Unless the gun is a single-shot, you're definitely getting shot after that. The only way these tactics will work is if the person with the gun wasn't planning to or able to use it (safety's on, unloaded, uncocked, whatever), or they're distracted. These sorts of tactics are taught to police officers (sometimes) so that they can disarm someone who has taken them hostage, but only while the suspect is distracted by negotiations or something, and even then they're only supposed to use them if they really think the suspect is going to kill them.
Why would they be on their own too? Not sure if it changes over the pond but you get robbed over here normally a use of knife they'd have their boys with them too! It'd be overtly aggressive a lot of yelling shouting normally have you somewhere out of light.....Or are all robberies in Detroit a tad Hollywood!
The fact he disrespected Chris Kyle and said "if he would have trained with me he would still be alive" is more than I can take. Epic D-----BAG move....
Kyle was an epic D-bag. It's beyond certain that he made up numerous claims, calling everything into question. You don't get a nickname like legend as a compliment in the modern military. That said he was a Seal and served honorably by most accounts so he is worthy of respect for that at least.
I find it hilarious how easily he takes weapons out of people’s hands. At my martial arts gym, we have a drill where we fight for control of a weapon. It’s extremely difficult to take anything out of anyone’s hands if they really want to keep it(as any parent will small children already knows) and that’s in an environment where everything but eye gouging is fair game.
@@thebaconbrotato I'm pretty sure the eye gouging was referencing the limits of his gym, where real world stakes aren't at play and I'm pretty sure anyone would do whatever it takes to get out of a situation that happens on the street.
Lawls.. Been in MMA for decades. "Today we fight for control of a weapon" -- "Sensei, can we use wrist break holds?" "No, stop asking." ⌐⌐ Malicious compliance ensues. Funny enough when I was a child, my martial arts instructor kicked me in the nuts. Nothing more macho than sparing with a 12 year old half his height. ; P
IDK about you, but when my life is on the line, I really hope it comes down to a 1:1,000,000,000,000,000 chance like that. Can you imagine the youtube likes if I manage to catch on video Rex-Kwon-Do'ing the worlds first narcoleptic murderer?
I feel like "Urban Survival Tactics" should teach you stuff like how to open a manhole cover, how to dwell in the sewers when society inevitably collapses, how to subsist purely on rats and roaches for food and pipe condensation for water. You know, the important stuff.
Популярность подобных "инструкторов" вызвана отсутствием образования большинства людей в данной теме. Из-за чего многие думают, что профессиональное применение оружия должно быть зрелищным, должно быть быстрым и вызывающим восторг. На самом деле нет, не должно. Именно по этой причине спортсмены по стрельбе не будут хорошими военными, и хороший военный не будет равен спортсмену по стрельбе. Стрельбы лишь малая доля военного ремесла.
TRANSLATION ""The popularity of such "instructors" is due to the lack of education of most people in this topic. Because of what many people think that the professional use of weapons should be spectacular, should be quick and delightful. Actually no, it shouldn't. It is for this reason that a shooting athlete will not be a good military, and a good military will not be equal to a shooting athlete. Shooting is only a small fraction of the military craft.""
Well, Captain W.E. Fairbairn (of WW II Commando fame) in his book "Get Tough" describes some techniques that can be used for disarming somebody. However, those techniques presuppose several things. The first is that the person with the pistol simply wants to take you prisoner as opposed to killing you outright. The second is that the person with the pistol gets way too close to you for their own good. The third is that you have practiced the techniques ahead of time such that you can perform them in one rapid, smooth and fluid motion. All of them also necessarily presuppose that the person trying to perform the techniques is in excellent physical condition. None of them apply to situations where somebody is holding a rifle or other weapon in both hands. Last but not least I would argue that there is likely no doubt in anybody's mind that Fairbairn actually knew what he was talking about. Furthermore Fairbairn did not claim that the techniques were guaranteed to be 100% successful.
Theres a video where he keeps telling the guy to "slow down, I need to show how this works" as the guy SHOOTS HIM MULTIPLE TIMES every run through, and he either knows he's screwing around for laughs, or actually thinks he'll get to say "OK Mr robber, slow it down so I can disarm you."
@@shanewilson9428 Yep, I put this in before that played, and being at work, it was left paused for almost an hour. I also still love the "gets shot a few times - no no no, go slower so I can win" attitude.
As kids my friends and I saw one of those karate guys who were insisting on the whole 'karate beats gun' stuff, so we put it to the test. We were smart enough to use nerf, airsoft, and paintball guns, not real ones, but if a flippin NERF GUN can land its shots consistently and repeatedly against these 'gun stopping' defensive moves I'm pretty sure actual bullets out of an actual gun are gonna be just fine. EDIT: Karate guy couldn't even catch the darts half the time.
I was at high school and there was a dude in a gi handing out fliers for his school and there were a bunch of cornfed football type dudes kinda fucking with him, and he offered to show them something, does like a takedown thing on one guy and another thought he would be funny and fake swing at karate kid while he was distracted doing the move on the first jock guy, dude rolls the first guy over his shoulder and full body throws a guy twice his size right in the second jock dude’s face. The two guys landed in a heap, it turned into a fight and that skinny kid in his gi beat the holy living shit out half our defensive line. It was like watching a Jet Li movie. School resource officer had to break it up. Signed up for mma classes at that dojo that day. There’s a lot of bullshitters but there are also real badasses and you can’t tell em apart sometimes lol.
10:47 is my Step Brother behind him with the gun. My bro told me he pulled the trigger instantly which is why you can see him starting to laugh after the fake karate maneuver
You mean camo pants. Not marine fatigues. Even if they're in marpat, still doesn't mean they are "Marine fatigues', they are just camo pants/shirt/whatever. Also, a Marine wearing camo pants in public looks just as stupid as a civilian wearing camo pants in public. Just because you're a firefighter doesn't mean you should wear a fucking oxigen tank on you everyday.
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 Not in general, no, they don't. I own several, mostly in grey/white urban camo. Only if you take yourself too seriously wearing them, just like the guy I was replying to, who thinks you have to be a Marine to be able to wear camo pants. What a fucking joke.
@@stevendeamon No he means the whole uniform there shitbird. That's why he said fatigues and not pants! He's talking about guys that wear the uniform but never served. SMFH...
Honestly seeing you take one of his classes would be hilarious. At the same time though it’s just as important to spread the message so other people don’t end up injured or dead because of his advice. Thanks again for the great video.
@Idk bro It does kind of though, the idea is to take someone by suprise obviously if a gunman knows what you are going to do it's not going to be possible to disarm them. I've never seen the guys videos, but as long as he prefaces his techniques with "This will probably not work, do whatever the gunman says and only use this as a last resort if you know you are probably going to get shot anyway." I don't see the harm.
I’m from detroit and actually used his tactics in a situation. You should never talk down on something without trying it. I think it’s slander. I only tried his tactics once, and I’m typing this from the after life
Your kids are chumps, then. I tried one of his gun disarms on my 5 year old and half way through it she screamed "You chicken flipper!" and sucker punched me. I'm not proud that I cried, but I'm proud of that right hand she's developed.
@@Darthsikk yeah, I can relate. I tried a lot of his disarming and tackling tactics on my 4 and a half year old daughter as well, however it did not end well though considering she tried to stop me from using any tactics on her (she jabbed the gun into my balls.) Im not proud that I cried on the floor and screamed for my mother who I don’t have , but I am proud that my daughter has learned to put a end to men!
First thing I was ever trained to do when holding a target at gunpoint - keep your firearm out of their reach. Close enough you can't miss, far enough you can react if they try something foolish.
@@wayneknight6640 yeah there's a lot to he said for maintenance an appropriate distance. Another point is of they go for your weapon when yoir keeping it about a meter out of their reach - they have to move from their position straight toward your weapon to do so, none of that moving to the side BS. Puts them instantly in cover of your muzzle.
What he's teaching are Krav Maga disarming techniques, except that he's forgetting the part where you distract your attacker so that you can move the gun out of the way before they get a chance to shoot. Even then, the Krav Maga stuff doesn't always work.
I live in Ann Arbor and see their security guard cars all the time. I honestly believe in his mind he is serious. Their bodyguards kit looks like my air soft kit when I was in middle school. They drive around dodge chargers with brush guards that look like police cars. Even have “supervisor” cars with people who look like they just couldn’t get through the academy. My bet is this dude really does believe what he puts out there. I agree that he will get someone killed. A real life larper for sure.
Im from ypsilanti and its funny because rich people from the suburbs in ann arbor would actually probably buy this shit hes just taking advantage of people who are scared of crime
The child abduction one is a great example of taking advantage of a person's over inflated sense of ego. Soccer moms dont want to accept that, if unarmed, theyre probably screwed if someone tries to abduct their kid. If theyre that worried about it theyre better off carrying pepper spray.
there are things people can do. put their full body weight into the attacker to throw them off balance ,aim for the eyes and balls, act like a feral animal/crazy, attract attention, scream has loud has possible ,scratch the guy to get dna, use anything they have has a weapon, keep rocks in their purse ,ect. there are thing but most of those things are rarely taught in a actually defense class.
Pepper Spray? Nah, FUCK pepper spray. You want to carry something small for self-defense that isn't a gun? Try a tazer. Pepper Spray is too easily disappated with a strong wind, or worse, blown right back in your eyes, blinding YOU as the abductor gets away. As someone who carried both, and used both on consenting friends(Because we're all masochists and stupid), and yeah, the tazer was more effective every time. Especially when your not trying to be gentlemen about it and are willing to jam and practically punch with the fucking thing to make sure it makes solid contact. If you REALLY want to take down an abductor like that, tazer in one hand, and tackle. Just, straight feral tackle to the ground and practically try to stab them with that tazer. You'll get enough pressure to shock the shit out of them through their clothes. Or you'll find your way under the clothes to shock the shit out of them. But pepper spray? Nah. That's just a good way to blind yourself and let them get away.
Firearms were developed so you don't have to get in stabbing range to use them. His whole training concept always involve the firearms being pressed against his body which is not always going to be the case with every encounter.
@@fleebogazeezig6642 Like the robber could be smart about it and have the victim drop it on the ground then make them leave assuming of course they have a gun and 2 braincells that is
I'm not sure we can safely say he's a troll because he has actual self defense classes to sign up for. As you said, charging someone who's going into the class not knowing any better, thinking it'll protect them when it could actually kill them is terrifying to think of. I think he's either completely oblivious, or a troll with no regard to other's well being
I thought this guy was 100% trolling until I remembered that one kid in highschool that legitimately thought he could fight from watching Kungfu panda.
I am ashamed to admit was that guy. But hey, the comical image of an asthmatic fat kid(me) trying to land a Hadoken in an actual fight is something I am strangely proud of despite knowing better all these years later.
The video of the student retreating and shooting him... TWICE, and him denouncing the student is evidence enough that he not only gives bad advice, but he seriously stands behind his training as "real training". He should be careful, someone's family is gonna sue him if their loved one dies in an attempted disarming they know they learned and "mastered" in his class.
The best self defense advice I ever got came from a self defense instructor on when robbed by someone with a weapons. He said "reach out and hand them what they want. There is nothing in your wallet or purse worth your life."
Alec shot "without pulling the trigger" and not in a defense situation. His keen 6th sense would mag dump/cylinder pump the Detroit guy before he got in his field of view
I live in the Detroit area and people that have had the 'pleasure' of interacting with these folks do have stories to tell. They were well known to show up to every security job in full tactical gear to include body armor and ballistic helmets/shields.
You say were. Did something happen to where they no longer do that kind of stuff? I saw a number of years ago Vice did a story on them and private security. I think this dude is clearly conning people. I just don’t get why he bothers collaborating with others that are clearly making fun of him.
@@jakeskywalker6544 They kind of fell off the radar. With COVID and stuff, not as many people out and about. I do know a FEDEX driver that ran into one of them a few years back while delivering. He confirmed they as still out there doing neighborhood/apt bldg. security and, they are still foolish.
My old Aki Jiu Jitsu Sensei told us when we asked him about if somebody came at you with a gun, he said "I hope you can draw faster than they can shoot."
About Chris Kyle's murder, I learned back in the nineties never to "run dry" at a public or private range. Even when shooting alone people can walk up on you and you don't realize it especially with hearing protection on on. This was how the guys from '86 Miami shootout scored some of their weapons. They rolled up to some regular improvised backwoods shooting ranges that people used and waited for a singleton to start shooting and then they would rob and kill them.
@@jalopy2472 Yeah I agree 100%. No matter how much we may try, we can't truly be defensively alert and situationally aware 100% of the time. With that said, I do like the thought process of keeping a carry gun on you even when you're shooting other weapons.
This is why I shoot with groups. Unless I suddenly become the target, we've got a handful of guys around keeping watch at any given time. One shooter on the line at a time, everyone else loading, loaded and waiting to shoot, or just eyes out for anything dangerous, stupid, or dangerously stupid.
Still blows my mind I've watched your channel grow immensely over the years. I started watching at 30k.. now you're at 1.6M. Brandon, you're a legend and my favorite youtuber! Keep rockin man!
Whenever someone tries telling me that you can fight someone pointing a gun at you with just some martial arts, all I can think of is that clip from Always Sunny about school security.
I took about 8 years of Karate and Hapkido. We did knife and club drills a lot. After a couple years and getting our brown belt they decided to teach us gun drills. The class expert and our Sensi told us what we were dealing with and wanted to see how we handled it without the training. Sensi put a wooden gun to your back and if he said bang and it was pointed at you, you were dead. So we all got in line and one after another we all got shot. Finally Sensi said, "Jim here is an expert and will show you the correct way to handle this situation." Sensi put the gun to his back, Jim slowly reached into his pocket and handed Sensi his wallet, and then Sensi walked away. Don't get me wrong we did learn disarming techniques and how to get the gun out of play. Even after months of training it was still a 50/50 chance in a less than ideal situation you got shot. If they don't want your wallet and want you to get in the trunk of a car or something, you might need to try something. Still sometimes the smart move is not to fight if all they want is your wallet.
Generally good advice, it's just tough. There are cases where criminals will murder a fully cooperative and non-conbative victim execution-style, but cooperation is definitely the best way to maximize your chances of survival. If nothing else, it at least buys you some time to wait for or create advantages.
If you will be spending time in "that part of town", it's not a bad idea to have a "decoy wallet" with $20 to $50 in it that can be handed over without losing all your carry-money. Be sure to have a couple expired credit cards or generic "this was mailed to me" cards as well
@@Ozark-nq9uu possibly. However, now they are trying to handle a gun and a wallet (which you were clever enough to hand to them upside down , so a couple bills start falling out. I may not be able to run faster than bullets, but give me a head start from distraction and I can get out ofrange of typical hood-rat without training /practice using a firearm.
Dale seemed to take himself pretty seriously in his interview with Colion. He even tried to school Colion on legal issues. On a different note, I'd love to see you, Donut, Colion and John Lovell film a range day together, then talk tactics, 2A, industry trolls, and other sorts of BS over a few beers.
The GunTube Avengers lol, just need Rob from AKOU, Flannel Daddy, DemoRanch, Kentucky Ballistics and Ian/Forgotten Weapons. Maybe throw in AngryCops for extra credit 🤣🤣
That interview was so cringe every time Dale spoke. I literally could only watch 5 minutes before I was just completely done. Never did finish watching it.
As an experienced firearms enthusiast, I know that anything can go wrong, at any time, for any reason. I will be using the run for cover approach as my first line of defense. I am not sticking around for a gunfight. 🙂
Thanks for watching guys! So after seeing this, what do you think? Is this guy a well rehearsed troll? Or is he just a fake trainer? Let me know down in the comments!
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yo wassup brandon
nice video Brandon
a bit of both
Love your vids keep it up
I have to say you should make a russian urban survivial
Appreciate the support man!
Ima say high now before this comment blows up.
Hi Kentucky
Kentucky strong. I appreciate all how the RUclips gun community is coming together for the people that need support at this time. God bless you guys
woah hi Kentucky
My dad and step-mom bought a house in Kentucky near where it touched down recently. It's fine fortunately but we are watching and supporting as best we can.
*The guy is a genius!*
Teaching these men tactics they won't survive, assures him that they won't come back to tell on him.
plot twist, he has accomplices with guns and they share the loot
@Kiril Belikov But they cannot write a bad review!
"I died. Would not recommend! 1.5 stars out of 5"
@@marcogenovesi8570 That's the right grindset.
or sue him
And nobody asking for a refund!
His tactics are like the hand to hand combat in the original Star Trek. They work great, so long as the other guy just stands there and doesn't move.
Dude the Captain Kirk double hand chop would hurt like hell if you managed to land it.
@@mikescherrer4923 on the back? the most protected part of your body? that was so stupid. at least do basic kickboxing like the movies did
@@mikescherrer4923 .... it would hurt kirk yes indeed.
Hey the Vulcan death grip is real... You need to bend your thumb inwards some, but you can easily get people to drop to the ground and freeze in pain to the point they would probably eat dog $hit if you told them too. Once you release the grip the pain instantly goes away, but while doing it, its excruciating pain since there are a bunch of nerves there that you're mashing/pinching. If Vulcans had significantly stronger hands (and Vulcans were portrayed as extra strong compared to humans), it might actually work making people faint from the pain.
@@jakegarrett8109 pinching nerves.
there is another one on the hand between the knuckles that _might_ get someone to open it but not guaranteed.
Detroit urban survival tip: leave detroit.
Best method
Brandon promoting someone else's merch without receiving anything in return just screams "I'm a good guy". Love it.
Yup
So you have been there lol
So you have been there lol
Yeah, I just assumed it was a joke, but no, this dude is 100% serious
Maybe he just really knows how to get money off idiots.
I thought it was a joke too until he started talking about israle carry and not having one in the chamber. The guy has no clue what he's talking about and is 100% serious. He's also willing to embarrass himself for klout.
I think you'd be better off getting self defense advice from Master Ken of "Enter the Dojo" (hilarious video, BTW). In fact...he did a mashup with DUST a couple weeks ago, so maybe DUST isn't serious... ruclips.net/video/bs-mDPXs1ac/видео.html
He might have thought himself a joke too, then people LISTENED!
He’s a good businessman, that’s it. He’s based in Ferndale, Mi. Right on Woodward ave in a hoity toity area of the city
That guy with the green shirt who just backed up to threaten again was funny. He refused to play along with his phoney game and gave him a healthy dose of reality.
That reminds of our way of dealing with guys who showed self-defense techniques against knives: We gave them an old white T-shirt and attacked them with a big fat felt-tip-pen. Show them how many potential lethal hits hits they would collect in a single ten second attack and they leave the dojo sulking.
😂
Me and my buddy would have knife fights with trainer knives just for fun
It definitely never goes like those bingo hall classes because neither party just lets that shit happen
@@borringguy1006 actually that is the thing my krav mega trainer once told me. Yes, you can defend yourself against a knife, but do it only when you absolutely have no other way to protect yourself and prepare yourself for getting stabbed or cut since no technique is 100% sure or risk free.
I've seen videos of kali knife fighting tournaments, and they wore white shirts and had flat bladed wooden knives covered in red lipstick. by the end of a tournament, everyone was COVERED in red marks. so many cuts.
If you have a good self-defense trainer he will tell you the following points: 1st: Have good cardio. 2nd: Be aware of your surroundings. 3rd: Deescalate early. 4th: Grab a longer stick than your opponent/Fight dirty. Last resort: Grab the initiative and beat the other party before getting your head smashed in.
Dust self defense advice actually has saved my life, it has exactly shown me what NOT to do
rule number 1: give up your wallet (money is replaceable)
rule number 2: run away
@@falco5148 unless you’re facing a person who is there looking to kill someone but those are instances are rare
Thomas bravo yes that’s why you can learn from people who were professionals like Craig Douglas former undercover dea agent or bill rapier former seal team six operator obsessed with combatives. There’s dudes who actually did this shit for work and aren’t gravy seals lol force on force training is when you know the training is legit as possible.
@@JohnSmith-ei6sc i mean, I know this guy in the video is a fraud. Plain common sense plus i work a security job and have at least firearms training. I was just stating giving your attacker money and running away wont always work but most of the time it probably will.
@@falco5148
Rule number 1: come strapped.
Rule number 2: aim center mass.
I remember watching a documentary on what it's like living in Detroit and it the lady said that her security system/911# was a 12 gauge Mossberg and she just pulled it out from out of the couch
I really want this to be some kind of dark humor because that would be a great joke.
@@sofakingonmynuts1438 probably not saying detroit is very violent
@@sofakingonmynuts1438 probably both a joke but also detroit shenanigans
Coach gun: ✖️
Couch gun: ✅
My uncle lost his house and broke his spine when an EF3 tornado hit his house right outside Mayfield. Thank you for raising money and awareness about the damage in Kentucky
As a fellow Kentuckian I am so lucky it missed my folks. I hope your uncle makes a full recovery and insurance pays out enough for him to get a new home or rebuild.
Kentucky boy here also. Man sorry about your uncle. My son was in Clarksville TN when the tornado hit.
I was so worried because I couldn't get in touch with him until the next day. We were all in our bunker for over hours till it settled down. Kentucky folks are good peoples. They stick together and help one another as long as you stay away from Lexington and Louisville. They're just small Chicagos. I will say a prayer for your uncle tonight and I hope he's hanging in there.
As a stranger on the internet, I shall give the mighty gift of "thoughts and prayers". May they be well received
Prayers sent
Yea it hit samburg tn pretty hard to
You, Donut, Eli, and Baddi need to all take his course and see who can piss him off the most before he kicks you out.
This is the one
And video it
Can we throw Mat Best in the mix too?
Or get someone who's actually been in a self defense shooting situation. Like the Legend Paul. Or the Kid.
@@seanphilbrick430 Kentucky ballistics maybe?
I like that this has sparked an incredible debate, and paired with Alec Baldwin’s debacle, gun safety (versus gun control) is now so much more in the public eye!
Well credit where it's deserved, gun disarms don't work, but he does talk about gun safety too which I really like.
Sunlight will always be the best disinfectant. More facts need to be brought to light.
It would be interesting to watch that idiot try to disarm Alec Baldwin of his unloaded gun .
Either way it could be considered a win .
Ah ha ha classic dark humor
@@spencer1980 Ive disarmed someone before don't think you know it all
Does the opponent move?
NO -> It works.
YES -> He is a bad student.
Back in the army when we were doing the close combat stuff one guy asked "how do we take their guns" The instructor looked him dead in the eye and said. "if someone got a gun on you and you dont have a gun, you fucked up from the start, if you are still alive you soon wont be". they did teach us some "gun removal techniques" but thats in way diffrent scenarios and fell often under "if you atempt this be advised its a last resort and should only be done if you are about to be dead anyhow"
This made me chuckle. Thank you 😂
Isn’t that the premise of all such techniques? The kind of thing that very rarely works but is better than just dying?
@@Quincy_Morris Aye that is the jist of it. Go down swining. No surrender and all that. That is ofcourse unless you go to super- mega-ninja-school like the guy in the vid teaches and that atleast 3 guys in every school class "just knows".
The guy in the video of which i saw like 10. clips and 2 full videos said the exact same thing
"if you attempt this be advised its a last resort and should only be done if you are about to be dead anyhow"
You can find real examples of disarms working in real life "Homeowner Turns the Tables on Intruder"
if you train disarms to be faster that scenario of last resort becomes more valuable to you, if you go for a grab before he pulls the trigger is basically his reaction speed(0,15-0,3s) x your hand movement and gun alignment you can be really fast and surprise him,tough its a risk that gets people killed more often then not.
if they attempt this without it being a last resort you are dumb yes.
Again the dale guy said that in many videos to not attempt it unless there is no other option then death.
Reminds me of one time back in Basic. During some Combatives one of our Drill Sergeants says. "Who always wins in a hand to hand fight? The one who's friend shows up with a gun" always made me laugh but also was such a realistic answer to most close quarter BS.
You don't need any fancy tactics, you just need to show them you're not to be fucked with.
If I get mugged, I'm gonna pull out my rape whistle, blow it three times, and then start quoting Winston Churchill as I blast them with my Mk4 Webley Revolver.
"We will fight them on the beaches." BANG! "We will fight them on the landing grounds." BANG!" We will fight them in the streets. " BANG! " We will fight them in hills." BANG!
" We will never surrender... "
Lol
All in on that response ...BRAVO 👏 👏👏👍😅
Or just yell and scream profanity like Bruce Willis did in DieHard.
Well done good sir
And one must NEVER forget to do all of this while imitating his accent
The fact that he wears "tactical" gloves during an internet interview in his own office is all you really need to know about this blow hard!
He ready for anything
The early 2000’s blue tooth earpiece is what does it for me
He wears body armor in the HQ. That oughtta tell you all you need to know about -the CIA- DUST
10:47 is my Step Brother behind him with the gun. My bro told me he pulled the trigger instantly which is why you can see him starting to laugh after the fake karate maneuver
That vest automatically screams “clown” to me
“The gun splattered yo shit” is the funniest way I’ve heard moving on to the afterlife described
As someone who lives in Detroit, I knew I recognized this dude. He's involved with VIPERS, a private paramilitary style security force. Their headquarters is/was an old hangar on the Detroit River. They would roll around in blacked out Humvees looking to put people under citizens arrest and even had a black speed boat to "patrol" the river.
I don’t believe you
jeez, I dont know your own views of them but to me they sound like the "cool kids."
that's like a tacticool dude wet dream
Sounds less entertaining than actual security firm work...
@@majormarketing6552 He's not wrong. There's a private security company called VIPERS in detroit, and yes this guy is part of it.
"The world was made for those who aren't cursed with self-awareness."
-Annie Savoy, Bull Durham
Dunning-Kruger effect
how I survived my self defense shooting is me panicking and dropping my wallet. I took a few steps back and he picked up my stuff of the floor and has his back turn towards me. I then shot 3 times in the neck, shoulder, and chess. Had to go to therapy, honestly made me fell worse.
@@geebsterman2881 Good on you protecting yourself though, and hopefully that person won't put anyone else in the same situation they put you in, ever again.
@@geebsterman2881 Well, I hope you're not still beating yourself up about it. Glad to know you're ok
I still remember one of the first lessons my karate teacher taught me. If a guy has you at gunpoint and tells you to to give him your wallet... give him the wallet. It's not worth risking your life over.
That is absolutely the best move to make. A lot won’t like it, but it’s true.
Me with no cash and nothing but canceled cards: aight, bet
@@lordofwar9638 honestly, it's not. In 50% of the situations you'll be alive after doing so. But in 50% of modern situations you'll have that trigger pulled. Why? Because criminals today know how social media works. They know they can be identified. They know they can be caught much easier now than before. If petty crime is what they're resorting to, 10-1 they're not above felonious crime as well. ALWAYS ASSUME YOUR LIFE IS ON THE LINE! At least these days.
get a ridge wallet, keep it and your money in your front pocket, keep like $20 in ones in your old wallet and carry that like usual, then if you are robbed you lose your old wallet and a bunch of ones instead of your money id and other cards
@@Angels-Playground
For most untrained people that don’t carry, it’s still the best thing to do. It’s NOT what I would do, but I’m ex military and I don’t miss.
As I said, some won’t like what I say, but it is true. Seriously think about the majority of victims. Criminals look for weak, easy targets. They don’t go after people that hold their own 9/10. I’ve worked in bad areas like Harlem, I know.
Dale is about as effective as the guy that said "tell robbers that you don't consent to being touched"
The "bad student" argument is pretty good. Any self-defense technique, that requires the aggressor to comply, is a bad self-defense technique.
Reminds me of that old Jim Carrey skit on In Living Color "Like a lot of beginning students, you attacked me wrong."
I just think Mr DUST has bad teaching or demonstrating technique. If the "bad student" or the role player knows what you're going to do chances are it isn't going to work if he doesn't cooperate. Because he KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO!
But when the aggressor knows what's coming... it's like when the football practice squad guys knows the play will be a run to the A-gap on a 1 count, then they immediately shoot the A gap on the snap .
@@InbredJed82060 Even if the aggressor didn't know exactly what was coming they would still react and pull the trigger and you're dead.
The mindless puppets in Dale's videos don't react at all and let Dale manipulate them. Open your eyes to reality.
@@LunaticKD1991 one day you'll learn that you're not always right about everything.
There is a story about Elmer Kieth that is relevant to this story.
During training for his guard unit leading up to the WW2. They were getting training on how to disarm an enemy with a revolver. The trainer had easily disarmed a couple of soldiers. Elmer got up on the stage and his go at it. He was able to pull the trigger twice before the instructor could even touch the gun. He did it repeatedly.
Moral of the story: if people are untrained, you might win!
I think it is highly situational and it is what self defense is. Trying to stack the odds against the other. Unfortunately people think that watching a video is training on how to disarm someone.
And, each of Elmer’s trigger pulls unleashes a giant hard cast boulder from hell.
@@Sak-zo1ui The best defense is avoiding it altogether, the next best thing is getting away if you can. Fancy moves won't work IRL, Ok, maybe it will work as a confusion tactic where the person is wondering WTF you are trying to accomplish, right before they shoot you.
I seriously believe that a large portion of people think that movie gun fights are realistic, and not completely made up to look cool.
@@spiritbx1337 Yeah in movies and shows the bad guys who have guns will just walk up to the main character and get punched in the face. Realistically they'd shoot on sight and probably wouldn't miss either.
@@spiritbx1337 Yeah, I was thinking bout this WAY too much and, I _guess_ _maybe_ if you had an attacker who was untrained, lazy / distracted / assumed you were a bitch who would never fight back / figured a gun is a magic talisman that makes people do what you say / etc. it might _hypothetically_ work, IF you were really well practiced at it, got lucky and got the drop on them? I mean, it's morel like a Hail Mary thing after begging for your life and the livelihood of your 7 non-existent children doesn't work and they're making you dig your own grave or trying to force you to do something you'd rather die than [perform... In that very specific scenario, fuck it, got nothing to lose, right? And it _may_ work. Probably not but, maybe.
I would pay money to watch Brandon and donut take this guys class together
Same
DO IT
yes!
Please do it!
Wait.. Ak Jesus... doughnut.. demo.. Kentucky.. should do a video of these tactics...
I think my favorite thing about the gun community is how tight knit we are in the sense that (most of us) are able to come together so easily especially when in the span of 5 minutes, Brandon mentions his brunch meetups with donut operator and his collaboration with Kentucky Ballistics to raise money for people suffering after the Kentucky tornados.
I worked security for a foreign consulate in my country for a few years. Every few months we had classes with a ninjutsu instructor and even with all his experience he kept telling us that if we chose to fight someone with a knife, you'll get cut, guaranteed.
If you do not have a gun: RUN
If you have a gun: STILL RUN
The best way I’ve had the reasons for why trying to fight someone who has a knife is a bad idea explained to me is: Give a small child an uncapped red marker, then try to take it from them, then look at all the red.
@@Sparten459 Didn't happen to me. I do have a child sized hole in my drywall though. That's where I keep the markers now.
@@scottashe984 😂😂😂😂
Exactly. Whats worse - due to adrenalin you can miss the cut and dont even notice it until blood loss is too dangerous
"There is no bad student. Only bad teacher." - Mr. Miyagi
There is plenty to be learned, even from a bad teacher. What not to do, how not to be.
-Shaquile O'Neal, probably
if ur friends mom likes to lie then you shal give her ur thighs
-master oogway
Bullshit you say -me
🙄😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏿♂️ but mr miyagi can't fight!!!
@@blarkblark5794 don’t underestimate mr miyagi
Genius business model, when his tactics fail on the victim, they get killed and can't sue him for providing fraudulent defensive techniques
The victims can't no, but the family can
@@generalgreevus8773 thing is, with how the "System" works he is gonna win regardless. if they can't get actual footage of what happened that could prove they TRIED to use his techniques, they will not win.
In addition, even if the family or something goes after him, he can always do like in the TikTok video used here and say he didn't perform the technique correctly.
almost as good as making a virus and selling the antivirus software.
@@HelghastStalker yea that would be crazy wouldn’t it
Life lessons I learned from this video:
One, never go to Detriot, Michigan
Two, let this man make darwin awards out of himself
Three, never trust people from TikTok out of all platforms 💀💀💀
The worst part is, that his advice sounds legit if you do not think too deeply about it.
People who have money and don't think deeply... that sounds like a fantastic target audience.
This guy seems to forget that guns are ranged weapons. Not everyone who pulls a gun on you is going to be in knife range.
Again, watch Charlie's video where he trains with him, Dale explains this pretty well and his "victim" definitely agrees. A gun against the head just feels better to the kind of man who would do do these crimes. They like the intimidating power feel.
Bro. If someone has a gun to your head just do what they fucking say. That's your best chance of survival at that point. No amount of mentality or whatever will save you If u try win a gunfight without a gun.
@@jcole1679 and you are 100% right which is why dale says that in the video with Charlie, these are moves that are only to be used if you think that the guy is going to try and kill you no matter what, however he should have made that clear at the start of every video and demonstration and the fact he only mentions it in the video with Charlie is irresponsible
Maybe you should consider the reality that the guy in Detroit has experience and you do not.
True who do they think the criminals are Joe Chill and Flint Marco?
I live an hour from Detroit. I’ve used every single one of this man’s tactics and it has saved my life plenty of times. The moment they see me do this stupid ass shit, they laugh so goddamn hard they don’t even wanna take my money anymore.
Nice lol that shit would definitely get you killed he's either a super troll or has some kind of mental defect
“They had us in the first half not gonna lie.” - Some dude I guess
Had me first half not gonna lie
What's crazy is that you don't need special training to avoid most life threatening situations.
Observationing your surroundings, watching people, and keeping your face outta your phone does wonders for personal and family safety.
Observing*
Situational awareness, avoidance and (if possible) de-escalation can prevent many problems.
@@JustSir430de-escalate is not a verb.
@@coryhoggatt7691 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
I think it's like stage hypnotism. When you put people in awkward situations, conformity overrides their normal mode of thinking. So basically the volunteers are going along with him because it's being suggestive. This is different than the real world where some random mugger won't perceive you as some urban survival expert.
Imagine how different Dale's career would be if he met more people like the Asian "bad student" that shot him two or three times. And if the "bad student" had a fully charged taser instead of a bb gun.
They don't practice conflict, so they're left confounded and confused when their teachings don't work.
I wonder what other areas of life are similar to this situation?
I have a story about how D.U.S.T. Saved my life.
So I was walking down the street minding my own business when an armed thief put a gun against my chest. Immediately I remember the videos I watched from that channel and I put them into play. I held on the guys slide, pulled it back, and before I know it he backed off. Then he shot me 3 times in the chest and I’m actually dead. I also don’t have a wallet anymore.
He saved your life by not letting you keep living in this mortal plane! What a savior!
Oh yes the D.U.S.T techniques Achilles heel 2 ft of open room.
Arguably the smartest thing about this guy’s business model is that no one who takes his advice is gonna sue him, cause…you know….they can’t
The smartest thing about this guy is his gigantic smart watch.
Idk the smartest thing is conning people with fake techniques and getting them to pay for it lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm sure prior to taking his class you have to sign a liability waiver.
Lolol that was a good one
I took one of these classes and they were teaching knife disarms. After demoing with me they said “ok, now actually try to keep the knife”…. Two minutes later and they still couldn’t get the knife from me… I learned all I needed to then
please for the love of god take his class, i will join you
You should use airsofts on him when he's demonstrating his skillz.
Dude he's only like an hour maybe two away from your neck of the woods lol, 4 from me.....
The trick is getting permision to film...
God please do it
I wanna see this
I'm retired from law enforcement and corrections. I've been a city cop and a federal officer. I've had a ton of training in self defense, CQB, SWAT, etc training. I've been in some scary armed wrestling matches and when that happens it's a no holds barred anything goes shit show. I've been stabbed twice and one of those times my plans and fingers were sliced and poked trying to get away so I could draw and fire, lethal force. You can't choreograph self defense. Adrenaline screws that up. Bunch of BS
When I did my brief stint in corrections, they hammered it home in the academy that when things pop off and your adrenaline kicks in, one of the first things to go is finer motor skills. All this intricate Jet Li looking crap definitely isn't what's on your mind when someone socks you in the jaw.
yea i agree, i was downtown cincinnati, working on my car when a guy much bigger crept up and put a gun to the back of my head..lets say i didnt have a plan, and was out weighed in many ways..if i would have done that i probaly would have been killed, i didnt know if he was serious or not until he fired it in my face but i flinched and it grazed my head and he ran off..tactical
I was told by our CCW instructor that your brain will fall back to the thing you’ve trained the most. If it’s to draw and fire, you’ll do that. If it’s to fight, you’ll do that (which when he rushed me as an example, I dropped into a fighting stance and forgot all about the firearm… i’m a two time black belt with almost no firearms experience… totally forgot the gun was even there in a fake scenario.in a real scenario… I need to spend a lot more time at the range.
Props to you my man, good on you for pointing out these flaws as a trained professional
@@rylandvance5304 Like Mike Tyson said. "Everybody's got a plan til they get punched in the mouth"
He is a freakin genius. DUST literally lied enough times to himself to convince, himself, he is legitness.
😂😂😂😂😂
hes the personification of a warhammer ork.
Many men have the same fallacy
@@westcoastwarriorsarchive7929 Unfortunately he doesn't speak.....uhm, excuse me, gotta clear my throat. _clears throat_ DA STUPID GIT DON'T SPEAK ROIT PROPA ORK-LOIK!
Sounds like Steven Seagal's student
As someone from Detroit who actually knows self defense, I’m sorry you had to endure this
Thx
The video of the "bad student" showing everyone his tactics dont work will forever be funny to me
The thing is, the student knew that he was going to make a move and prepared for it. I've seen RUclips vids of armed robberies where the criminal doesn't know what to expect and can be disarmed or disabled with some of these techniques, but they must be performed forcefully and with commitment.
The bad student should've responded with "people who are good students don't go around mugging people"
@George Tanay Here's why it doesn't work. You go for the gun and all the bad guy has to do is pull the trigger. A 1/100,000 chance doesn't mean it works.
@@georgetanay4655 The thing is, there's barely no clips of people failing to disarm an armed criminal.
You'd have to be on some shady website or something, so obviously you'd only find the clips of successful disarming on RUclips.
Common sense.
@@georgetanay4655 This is what I think most are not understanding
When I was avidly taking self-defense martial arts one of the main things that was emphasized was what we were learning should be treated as a last resort. If someone is mugging you with a weapon the safest thing to do is just give them your wallet. Everything in it is replaceable, your face is not.
I was taught the same in my martial arts class, I definitely prefer my face intact to keeping my wallet... which I'd lose anyway after being shot 😂
Yeah you either lose your money and your life or just your money
Doesn't take a genius to know which is better
Your life is also not replacable
This is pretty much spot on. Main thing to do about getting mugged is prevention-if you know you live even in a moderately unsafe area, you should probably make sure to never have anything you don't absolutely need that you would be upset about getting stolen from you either in your car or on your person- and practice proper vigilance when walking down the street, or sitting idle in your car, for example at a drive through...most people are just looking down staring at your phone, not a good idea especially if you carry and want to have enough advanced warning of someone rolling up on you
Yeah. We were also taught to try and avoid conflict. If he shoves you just back up and walk away but if he comes at you again drop him.
My favorite "gun self-defense" video I ever saw was from a former Nave SEAL. I don't remember it exactly, but it went something like this:
Guy in the video: "Hi! I'm a former Navy SEAL, and this is the best way to defend yourself from an assailant with a gun." He then proceeds to run away and turn a corner.
The best "ain't got no choice" gun defense I ever learned in martial arts was to move out of the way of the "boom-stick" first, get closer to the assailant than the barrel of the boom-stick, then deal with the firearm in question.
To be fair to my instructor, he also said this should only ever be used if compliance and running away aren't options, like when you realize your gf is married and your in her husband's closet.
Yes, people who are trained even say that the best defense you can have is the distance between you and the attacker. Attack only and only if you need to.
Smart man
Can't shoot someone who's not there.
On a serious note, few attackers posses high levels of firearm skill so distance drastically increases misses as well.
Can you post the link to this video
Sounds like Jocko Willink
Reminds me of the Jim Carrey skit on 'In Living Color' where he played a defense instructor who kept getting hurt because the student was attacking him wrong.
Oh yes. 😂😂😂
Bob Jackson. 1976 World Heavyweight Champion.
And when one student called him on his bull, his defense was:
"I never said I was the ONLY Champion. There are lots of them."
😂😂😂😂
Also the fact that this dude defends his terrible training by saying, "No person that has taken my courses have died." sounds a whole lot like "50% of the time it works every time." Most people who get CPR certified are never exposed to someone in cardiac arrest either since, like a self defense scenario, it's a pretty rare situation to be in.
That and the fact that if someone dies he will just claim that they didn't execute the techniques properly and/or didn't train enough like he does in that TikTok parody.
So you are telling me that I can’t tell people no one has died from my cpr training even though I’ve never used it??? My life is incomplete now lol
...yet.
And what are the odds that he keeps tabs on all of his former customers. Between the amount of murders in Detroit and the fact that his customers likely live all over the Midwest...he doesn't know shit about his past customers.
To your point about CPR, one of my BIGGEST pet peeves is the ol' "CPR can bring someone back from the dead" bs line, often seen in movies, bad medical tv shows and even spouted by some actual CPR instructors. As a licensed Paramedic for over a decade, I can tell you that ABSOLUTELY NO ONE HAS EVER BEEN BROUGHT BACK FROM ASYSTOLE (the medical definition of death) FROM CPR ALONE!!!!! EVER!!!!! All CPR does is keep the oxygenated blood that is already in your body moving around to your vital organs in order to keep them from cell death as long as possible, until someone, either me, the paramedic, or a nurse/Dr (most of the time a nurse, because Drs just stand there and don't do anything besides tell others what to do. Don't believe me, ask any ER nurse, they'll laugh very hard and then agree with me) to get there with ACTUAL DRUGS, that can correct the underlying condition causing the heart to stop. Sorry for the rant, hope it helps, probably won't, this is the internet.
I think your whole crew: Matt, Scott, reaper, chocolate, baddie, should take his class. That would be internet gold.
Genius
Probably get demonitized but it might be worth it.
Throw the strongman in there as well.
And mike from garand thumb
lol agree
A guy I worked with was old time British army trained in unarmed combat and defence. He told me that if someone points a gun at you in close quarters and you can react in less than 3 seconds, you may be able to slap the gun away so that the first shot misses you. However they still have the gun and the second shot will more than likely kill you.
So the take away is, you better have a plan for after the slap that doesn’t involve dancing on the wrong end of a gun lol
The thing is going unarmed against any weapon is inherently a crazy spot. One has to make the decision of what to do.
For my part I've trained boxing and jujitsu and have a brown belt in jujitsu. The reality of dealing with weapons seems to be that everyone loses. A drill we do sometimes is using chalked knives to practice disarms to see where the cuts and stabs would be and that is really eye opening.
On the gun disarms for practice of the basic technique well go light for the first few to learn. Than after that the aggressor will hold on to the training gun harder. It just shows that rarely does the first thing you try work. Also shows why in a real situation if you decide to go then you need to go all the way because there is no turning back.
As to the DUST training yeah it looks terrible.
These sort of guys are the epitome of scammers to me. His tactics are based on actual real ones. The pistol disarms that he showed in the beginning are essentially what we were trained in the Canadian infantry…but what these people never teach is the difference between practicing disarming tactics for warriors fighting to the death, and self defence cases, where the goal is to survive. Even in the former, you’re not going to use this unless there’s no other option.
The samurai Yagyu Munenori wrote “No Sword”, which was a part of the mastery of Japanese war fighting, when you are disarmed and fighting against an armed opponent. He opens it by prefacing that if you’re in a situation in which you have no arms yourself, and have to disarm your opponent with your bare hands, effectively making your hands more effective of a weapon than his weapon…then what wouldn’t be a deadly weapon in your hands? Thus, you practice these sort of disarms more for a mindset of how to utilize anything and everything to your advantage, and not just the king fu movie style antics. Use anything you can first. A coffee in your hands can be thrown to blind them, more effectively than trying to take their firearm. “Accidentally” dropping your wallet when mugged can give you distance to draw your own firearm if you carry…etc. or just giving a burner wallet with an expired credit card, etc., and a handful of bills, is a far more effective strategy. Only resort to even trying to disarm them if you don’t see any option for survival.
As some one who trained muay thai for 5 years, karate for over a decade - one point always stuck out - karate I did alot of weapons, knives swords staffs kali sticks so on and so forth - the lesson was my black belt grading, 4v1 sparring 4 have weapons you dont..............the way to pass this grading? What was the lesson I learnt? Run. Some one shows you they have a weapon they have intent to use it, you dont see a weapon, too late you have been shot or stabbed x amount of times......flesh against metal, metal always wins
@@wesjones6370 “For combatants fighting to the death.”
This is the one thing that you’d really hope every expert includes in their statements.
The difference between being an unarmed POW inspiring the movie ‘Rescue Dawn’ and someone dealing with a knife-wielding hick at a bar that you’re free to leave is not insignificant.
It goes to show that regardless of how idiotic something is, there will always be someone willing to believe in it.
I’ve been waiting for this one!
Me too buddy
Same brother. I find his videos all over. This man's a damn clown 🤣
Me too!!
Sameeee
We all have!!!!
The guy who popped two into this scammer on that 'gun disarm' segment will always be a legend!🏆
8:03
I count 4
You can probably get like 5 shots in if you lowered your handgun to the hip and shot his gut, this guy stupid af for thinking that disarm could be possible
That wasn’t fair he moved too fast. Everyone knows a criminal with a gun will play fairly.
@@jobnieloliva5358 Absolutely! They all get into their positions and engage when their target goes "Yeah I'm ready, you good too man? Let's go".🤣
I would love to see you take a DUST class and record yourself countering every one of his tactics.
@Mike Bastiat this is bait
The way to counter his tactics is to not let him control the situation, he sets the situation exactly how he wants and that's why he's able to be successful most of the time.
@Mike Bastiat nice bait
@Mike Bastiat I mean, I think most people with their DD214 would agree with that statement. 🤣
He could get some 14 year old viewer smoked, same as dust
Here’s a tip, avoid going to bad areas.
Watching Dale’s videos will never get old, and neither will the people that take his advice.
NAHHHHHHH 💀
Lmfaooooo 😂😂😂
Omg that was smooth
Nice one 🤔
That's fucking funny
The issue with literally EVERY one of his videos is that the “attacker” never moves his feet to fall back or evade grab attempts etc, their feet are locked in place which just doesn’t happen, you move at someone they will move back to not knock into you, lmao not to mention they just don’t resist
This comment. 👏🏾
my issue is why the hell would you be that close with rifle or pistol for them to even grab your firearm. I mean damn if you gotta be that close get some range time.
That's a common theme in fake martial arts and things like this. "Bullshido" I've heard it called. There's a lot of videos out there of people "teaching" and demonstrating using techniques on people who either don't resist or actively assist in what is being done to them.
Basically the same reason the Mall Ninja label applies, they absolutely abuse the shit out of willing students to sell their demos.
To hear them tell it, all you'd ever need to win every fighting contest ever is aikido.
This reminds me of the In living color skit where jim carrey is a karate instructor. "You attacked me wrong, you're supposed to attack me like this."
side note: when did criminals in Detroit become universally stupid enough to threaten from contact distance? I mean, literally everything DUST shits out requires the perp to be that dumb, on top of half-speed motor impulse and quarter-speed reaction-speed zombies
I'm with ya. Violent criminals in rust belt cities come in 2 flavors: organized/professional, and desperate/opportunistic. The former know better and if you're being robbed by them you're in deep shit no matter what you do. The latter are doing it just for cash and will run away if you give it to them. Either way, they aren't gonna give you any advantage when they rob you.
Besides, it's not the guy walking down the street at 3PM wearing tacticool gear that gets jumped, it's the guy on his way to the subway station at 11pm with his guard down on a quiet, empty street. Crooks aren't dumb, and they're not planning on getting shot anymore than you are. And your best bet to not becoming a victim in a city has always been not being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Know the neighborhoods, and don't look like a tourist or out-of-towner depending on where you are.
The guy is actually pretty quick. If he could get his hands on the weapon, there's no way he'd get shot. Actions can be fast. Reactions can't. The problem is when you fail to control the weapon and the guy decides to take it out on you.
Of course, I'm not that fast, and I'd give off 17 tells before I even made up my mind I was gonna go for the gun. Like most people. So at least some of the stuff he's doing is a bad idea regardless of whether you can get hands on the gun, because you'd be way too slow to pull it off.
But fast hands at that distance can most certainly out-perform reaction times without the other guy being a zombie.
@@GeekOfAllness So IF you're super-fast AND you've practiced as much as this guy AND the person with the gun is not really nervous, quick, or just twitchy AND you don't give any tells...then you'll still get shot.
8:04
You're trying to move your arm faster than the other guy moves his trigger finger. Not to mention that in some of those situations, even if you move your head out of the way, if the gun is that close when it goes off, it can stun or even blind or kill you with the muzzle blast. Unless the gun is a single-shot, you're definitely getting shot after that.
The only way these tactics will work is if the person with the gun wasn't planning to or able to use it (safety's on, unloaded, uncocked, whatever), or they're distracted. These sorts of tactics are taught to police officers (sometimes) so that they can disarm someone who has taken them hostage, but only while the suspect is distracted by negotiations or something, and even then they're only supposed to use them if they really think the suspect is going to kill them.
Why would they be on their own too? Not sure if it changes over the pond but you get robbed over here normally a use of knife they'd have their boys with them too! It'd be overtly aggressive a lot of yelling shouting normally have you somewhere out of light.....Or are all robberies in Detroit a tad Hollywood!
Im thinking a twitchy meth addict might react quicker somehow.
The fact he disrespected Chris Kyle and said "if he would have trained with me he would still be alive" is more than I can take. Epic D-----BAG move....
Kyle was an epic D-bag. It's beyond certain that he made up numerous claims, calling everything into question. You don't get a nickname like legend as a compliment in the modern military. That said he was a Seal and served honorably by most accounts so he is worthy of respect for that at least.
@@PsychoMike21000 Couldn't have said it better myself.
“Can you be more specific?”
That was when Ken reached out of the screen and handed the audience a note saying “you believe this shit?”
This guy would be the perfect "weapons expert" for Steven Seagal to feature in one of his movies.
Wait, you mean HE is the guy that taught Seagal fake Aikido?!
although i am a little concerned about that much testosterone/bullshit mix in one room...
@@Kratos_God_of_50_BMG Aikido is real! It doesn't help at all with the MMA nowadays, but sadly it's real 😂
Even Steven Seagal said himself if it comes hand to Hand combat then he can stop you no problem but when it comes to guns just Surrender.
@@jmorgan3882 I'm a original Street fighter trust me when it comes to the streets MMA isn't shit.
I find it hilarious how easily he takes weapons out of people’s hands. At my martial arts gym, we have a drill where we fight for control of a weapon. It’s extremely difficult to take anything out of anyone’s hands if they really want to keep it(as any parent will small children already knows) and that’s in an environment where everything but eye gouging is fair game.
Not a parent but an older brother, can confirm that taking something away from a child is very difficult
If someone was trying to take my kid, NOTHING would be out of bounds, even eye gouging.
@@thebaconbrotato I'm pretty sure the eye gouging was referencing the limits of his gym, where real world stakes aren't at play and I'm pretty sure anyone would do whatever it takes to get out of a situation that happens on the street.
Lawls.. Been in MMA for decades. "Today we fight for control of a weapon" -- "Sensei, can we use wrist break holds?" "No, stop asking." ⌐⌐ Malicious compliance ensues.
Funny enough when I was a child, my martial arts instructor kicked me in the nuts. Nothing more macho than sparing with a 12 year old half his height. ; P
Krav Maga disarm includes punching him in the face three times and breaking the trigger finger. Got to soften them up a little 😝
As soon as dust is in a real world situation he’s getting his brains blown everywhere by his attacker
Remember, your greatest asset in a self defense situation is a slow, weak, incompetent criminal who gives up after you make a single move.
IDK about you, but when my life is on the line, I really hope it comes down to a 1:1,000,000,000,000,000 chance like that. Can you imagine the youtube likes if I manage to catch on video Rex-Kwon-Do'ing the worlds first narcoleptic murderer?
Don't forget the stern voice command, it doesn't work if you don't tell them to stop.
@@HowsItHappening Swiper no swiping! That always works. Just make sure to say it three times
even then... you might still get shot...
@@annunakim525
Oh well bad guys only carry air soft guns.
I feel like "Urban Survival Tactics" should teach you stuff like how to open a manhole cover, how to dwell in the sewers when society inevitably collapses, how to subsist purely on rats and roaches for food and pipe condensation for water.
You know, the important stuff.
Or how to get out of Detroit, that's a top 10 survival tip right there.
Even if you're in Mongolia.
Isn’t that just living in Detroit?
Also how to resurface and save New York City when Krang and the Technodrome arrive.
@Mr. Miyagi Its been done, it's called Robocop.
@@theaberrantdon
Call the Triceratons!
Популярность подобных "инструкторов" вызвана отсутствием образования большинства людей в данной теме. Из-за чего многие думают, что профессиональное применение оружия должно быть зрелищным, должно быть быстрым и вызывающим восторг. На самом деле нет, не должно. Именно по этой причине спортсмены по стрельбе не будут хорошими военными, и хороший военный не будет равен спортсмену по стрельбе. Стрельбы лишь малая доля военного ремесла.
Хера
Ещё один руссиш
Well said Egor!
TRANSLATION
""The popularity of such "instructors" is due to the lack of education of most people in this topic. Because of what many people think that the professional use of weapons should be spectacular, should be quick and delightful. Actually no, it shouldn't. It is for this reason that a shooting athlete will not be a good military, and a good military will not be equal to a shooting athlete. Shooting is only a small fraction of the military craft.""
Amen.
"You just got your shit popped. The gun splattered your shit." LMFAO
Well, Captain W.E. Fairbairn (of WW II Commando fame) in his book "Get Tough" describes some techniques that can be used for disarming somebody. However, those techniques presuppose several things. The first is that the person with the pistol simply wants to take you prisoner as opposed to killing you outright. The second is that the person with the pistol gets way too close to you for their own good. The third is that you have practiced the techniques ahead of time such that you can perform them in one rapid, smooth and fluid motion. All of them also necessarily presuppose that the person trying to perform the techniques is in excellent physical condition. None of them apply to situations where somebody is holding a rifle or other weapon in both hands. Last but not least I would argue that there is likely no doubt in anybody's mind that Fairbairn actually knew what he was talking about. Furthermore Fairbairn did not claim that the techniques were guaranteed to be 100% successful.
Yeah any weapon disarm is less a commando badass thing and more a im really fucked and im ginna die but if i do this i might not
I think he has a few (bolt action) rifle disarms, or maybe I'm confusing with Sykes' book
William Fairbairn and Eric Sykes were very scary dudes ... glad they were on our side.
Fairbairn has quite the interesting history
Ironically, he has said numerous times that if somebody attacks you with a knife or gun, you should EXPECT that you will get shot or stabbed.
“This is not necessarily because I’m a good person, I’ve never claimed that”
Sounds like something his lawyer advised him to say
The fact that he tried to sneakily snatch the gun on the guy with a green shirt and still get shot should be a solid evidence of how fake he is
That too twice...
That was fucking hilarious bro died twice 💀
Theres a video where he keeps telling the guy to "slow down, I need to show how this works" as the guy SHOOTS HIM MULTIPLE TIMES every run through, and he either knows he's screwing around for laughs, or actually thinks he'll get to say "OK Mr robber, slow it down so I can disarm you."
@@SheepdogSmokey are you sure that’s not the video we’re talking about?
@@shanewilson9428 Yep, I put this in before that played, and being at work, it was left paused for almost an hour. I also still love the "gets shot a few times - no no no, go slower so I can win" attitude.
the vid of him showing Sean Strickland, the current UFC Middleweight Champion, some of his "moves" and Sean not playing along is hilarious 😂😂😂😂
As kids my friends and I saw one of those karate guys who were insisting on the whole 'karate beats gun' stuff, so we put it to the test. We were smart enough to use nerf, airsoft, and paintball guns, not real ones, but if a flippin NERF GUN can land its shots consistently and repeatedly against these 'gun stopping' defensive moves I'm pretty sure actual bullets out of an actual gun are gonna be just fine. EDIT: Karate guy couldn't even catch the darts half the time.
I was at high school and there was a dude in a gi handing out fliers for his school and there were a bunch of cornfed football type dudes kinda fucking with him, and he offered to show them something, does like a takedown thing on one guy and another thought he would be funny and fake swing at karate kid while he was distracted doing the move on the first jock guy, dude rolls the first guy over his shoulder and full body throws a guy twice his size right in the second jock dude’s face. The two guys landed in a heap, it turned into a fight and that skinny kid in his gi beat the holy living shit out half our defensive line. It was like watching a Jet Li movie. School resource officer had to break it up. Signed up for mma classes at that dojo that day. There’s a lot of bullshitters but there are also real badasses and you can’t tell em apart sometimes lol.
@@mikescherrer4923 THAT is how you show if somebody is real or full of it.
10:47 is my Step Brother behind him with the gun. My bro told me he pulled the trigger instantly which is why you can see him starting to laugh after the fake karate maneuver
This guy is totally giveing me the vibes of someone who wears Marine fatigues in public, when he was never a Marine.
You mean camo pants. Not marine fatigues. Even if they're in marpat, still doesn't mean they are "Marine fatigues', they are just camo pants/shirt/whatever. Also, a Marine wearing camo pants in public looks just as stupid as a civilian wearing camo pants in public. Just because you're a firefighter doesn't mean you should wear a fucking oxigen tank on you everyday.
Everyone is tacti cool now 😎 it’s the new hipster style look it up it’s growing lmao
@@stevendeamon Camo pants don’t look that silly.
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 Not in general, no, they don't. I own several, mostly in grey/white urban camo. Only if you take yourself too seriously wearing them, just like the guy I was replying to, who thinks you have to be a Marine to be able to wear camo pants. What a fucking joke.
@@stevendeamon No he means the whole uniform there shitbird. That's why he said fatigues and not pants! He's talking about guys that wear the uniform but never served. SMFH...
Honestly seeing you take one of his classes would be hilarious. At the same time though it’s just as important to spread the message so other people don’t end up injured or dead because of his advice. Thanks again for the great video.
@Idk bro yea there trying to stay a float by any means possible
I would love to see you take a couple of his classes it would be great
@Idk bro It does kind of though, the idea is to take someone by suprise obviously if a gunman knows what you are going to do it's not going to be possible to disarm them. I've never seen the guys videos, but as long as he prefaces his techniques with "This will probably not work, do whatever the gunman says and only use this as a last resort if you know you are probably going to get shot anyway." I don't see the harm.
Most of these "take their guns" tactics assume every perp is going for a contact shot and will be slow on the trigger.
If you get all your clients unalived, no need to issue a refund. Masterful business model
I’m from detroit and actually used his tactics in a situation. You should never talk down on something without trying it. I think it’s slander. I only tried his tactics once, and I’m typing this from the after life
Lmao
You had me for a second not gonna lie...
LOL
You had me for a second half sir! Respect!
Underrated comment
I have personally tried his tactics on two of my kids. Worked perfectly. Of course, they're 9 and 13, but who's judging.
Damn, I knew I should be able to disarm those punks!!
I use that tactic on my Roomba. Didn't end well. The claymore blew up first.
Your kids are chumps, then. I tried one of his gun disarms on my 5 year old and half way through it she screamed "You chicken flipper!" and sucker punched me. I'm not proud that I cried, but I'm proud of that right hand she's developed.
@@Darthsikk yeah, I can relate. I tried a lot of his disarming and tackling tactics on my 4 and a half year old daughter as well, however it did not end well though considering she tried to stop me from using any tactics on her (she jabbed the gun into my balls.) Im not proud that I cried on the floor and screamed for my mother who I don’t have , but I am proud that my daughter has learned to put a end to men!
in some places a 9 and 13 year old would try a robbery with guns. they may be playing, but that's not the point
First thing I was ever trained to do when holding a target at gunpoint - keep your firearm out of their reach. Close enough you can't miss, far enough you can react if they try something foolish.
Me too
Same here. Close enough not to miss and to avoid splash back if you have to take the shot.
@@wayneknight6640 yeah there's a lot to he said for maintenance an appropriate distance. Another point is of they go for your weapon when yoir keeping it about a meter out of their reach - they have to move from their position straight toward your weapon to do so, none of that moving to the side BS. Puts them instantly in cover of your muzzle.
What he's teaching are Krav Maga disarming techniques, except that he's forgetting the part where you distract your attacker so that you can move the gun out of the way before they get a chance to shoot. Even then, the Krav Maga stuff doesn't always work.
I live in Ann Arbor and see their security guard cars all the time. I honestly believe in his mind he is serious. Their bodyguards kit looks like my air soft kit when I was in middle school. They drive around dodge chargers with brush guards that look like police cars. Even have “supervisor” cars with people who look like they just couldn’t get through the academy. My bet is this dude really does believe what he puts out there. I agree that he will get someone killed. A real life larper for sure.
Sounds like he is the next Jeremy Dewitt
Maybe they are trying to get in the funeral security business now that Metro State is pretty much done.
@@hazepheno925 I think he has to disband metro state
Im from ypsilanti and its funny because rich people from the suburbs in ann arbor would actually probably buy this shit hes just taking advantage of people who are scared of crime
They're in Ann Arbor?! I'll be looking.
The child abduction one is a great example of taking advantage of a person's over inflated sense of ego. Soccer moms dont want to accept that, if unarmed, theyre probably screwed if someone tries to abduct their kid. If theyre that worried about it theyre better off carrying pepper spray.
Yeah, that kidnapper really wanted to be stopped.
there are things people can do. put their full body weight into the attacker to throw them off balance ,aim for the eyes and balls, act like a feral animal/crazy, attract attention, scream has loud has possible ,scratch the guy to get dna, use anything they have has a weapon, keep rocks in their purse ,ect.
there are thing but most of those things are rarely taught in a actually defense class.
@NRG 🤔
Pepper Spray? Nah, FUCK pepper spray. You want to carry something small for self-defense that isn't a gun? Try a tazer. Pepper Spray is too easily disappated with a strong wind, or worse, blown right back in your eyes, blinding YOU as the abductor gets away. As someone who carried both, and used both on consenting friends(Because we're all masochists and stupid), and yeah, the tazer was more effective every time. Especially when your not trying to be gentlemen about it and are willing to jam and practically punch with the fucking thing to make sure it makes solid contact.
If you REALLY want to take down an abductor like that, tazer in one hand, and tackle. Just, straight feral tackle to the ground and practically try to stab them with that tazer. You'll get enough pressure to shock the shit out of them through their clothes. Or you'll find your way under the clothes to shock the shit out of them. But pepper spray? Nah. That's just a good way to blind yourself and let them get away.
@@TheSecretman82 you're talking about stun guns, tasers(the one that shoot barbs) are very unpredictable to work correctly.
Firearms were developed so you don't have to get in stabbing range to use them. His whole training concept always involve the firearms being pressed against his body which is not always going to be the case with every encounter.
I mean isn’t a robber going to be within arms distance of you? If not how are they supposed to grab your money
@@fleebogazeezig6642 Like the robber could be smart about it and have the victim drop it on the ground then make them leave assuming of course they have a gun and 2 braincells that is
It's why i subscribed to your site. There is so much false info out there. And your honest and are humourous as well.
I'm not sure we can safely say he's a troll because he has actual self defense classes to sign up for. As you said, charging someone who's going into the class not knowing any better, thinking it'll protect them when it could actually kill them is terrifying to think of. I think he's either completely oblivious, or a troll with no regard to other's well being
I thought this guy was 100% trolling until I remembered that one kid in highschool that legitimately thought he could fight from watching Kungfu panda.
lol
Everyone’s gangster til he uses the Wuxi finger hold on you
@@fireice8828 Ah, you know this hold?
@@areadenial2343 *whimpers and nods*
I am ashamed to admit was that guy. But hey, the comical image of an asthmatic fat kid(me) trying to land a Hadoken in an actual fight is something I am strangely proud of despite knowing better all these years later.
The video of the student retreating and shooting him... TWICE, and him denouncing the student is evidence enough that he not only gives bad advice, but he seriously stands behind his training as "real training". He should be careful, someone's family is gonna sue him if their loved one dies in an attempted disarming they know they learned and "mastered" in his class.
Twas three time lol
The best self defense advice I ever got came from a self defense instructor on when robbed by someone with a weapons. He said "reach out and hand them what they want. There is nothing in your wallet or purse worth your life."
He should give the crew of Rust a lesson how to remove a gun from the hands of Alec.
Haven't enough people already paid the price working on that set?
He did.
True story! 😂
Alec shot "without pulling the trigger" and not in a defense situation. His keen 6th sense would mag dump/cylinder pump the Detroit guy before he got in his field of view
Guaranteed this guy will try to disarm Alec by grabbing the gun with his hand over the cylinder, and promptly losing fingers as a result
I live in the Detroit area and people that have had the 'pleasure' of interacting with these folks do have stories to tell. They were well known to show up to every security job in full tactical gear to include body armor and ballistic helmets/shields.
You say were. Did something happen to where they no longer do that kind of stuff? I saw a number of years ago Vice did a story on them and private security. I think this dude is clearly conning people. I just don’t get why he bothers collaborating with others that are clearly making fun of him.
@@jakeskywalker6544
Because when his crap gets someone killed and he gets blamed he’ll pull a “it was never meant to be taken seriously”.
@@jakeskywalker6544 They kind of fell off the radar. With COVID and stuff, not as many people out and about. I do know a FEDEX driver that ran into one of them a few years back while delivering. He confirmed they as still out there doing neighborhood/apt bldg. security and, they are still foolish.
Yes! We need you, donut, Kentucky, and the flannel father to take his course together to see the hilarity that would be guaranteed to happen
This...exactly this is what we need
Yes please
This right here needs to happen. If they did it, it would definitely win RUclips for a day or two.
Yes!
Angry cops can report for the Donut News Network.
His tactics work because your opponent will be completely stunned at your completely insane decisions
As an optimist I'd say anything that gets you out of Detroit faster is a net gain.
Not if it gets you out in a body bag
@@PhycoKrusk You take whatever you can get sometimes
I don't think it really matters if he's trolling or not, this advice is genuinely dangerous and he has people clearly listening.
funny how social media wont censor him for "harmful misinformation" lol
My old Aki Jiu Jitsu Sensei told us when we asked him about if somebody came at you with a gun, he said "I hope you can draw faster than they can shoot."
Your teacher had a brain
@@DutchTraveler Most people would just redirect the shot from their heart to their lung...
We have a term for those "old fake guru types:" bullshido.
About Chris Kyle's murder, I learned back in the nineties never to "run dry" at a public or private range. Even when shooting alone people can walk up on you and you don't realize it especially with hearing protection on on. This was how the guys from '86 Miami shootout scored some of their weapons. They rolled up to some regular improvised backwoods shooting ranges that people used and waited for a singleton to start shooting and then they would rob and kill them.
Yup. I never practice with all my carry guns at once.. cause one is always being carried.
I think the bigger mistake in this case was leaving the suicidal guy with a loaded gun and then walking downrange.
@@phantomspaceman Something about common sense?
@@jalopy2472 Yeah I agree 100%. No matter how much we may try, we can't truly be defensively alert and situationally aware 100% of the time. With that said, I do like the thought process of keeping a carry gun on you even when you're shooting other weapons.
This is why I shoot with groups. Unless I suddenly become the target, we've got a handful of guys around keeping watch at any given time. One shooter on the line at a time, everyone else loading, loaded and waiting to shoot, or just eyes out for anything dangerous, stupid, or dangerously stupid.
Still blows my mind I've watched your channel grow immensely over the years. I started watching at 30k.. now you're at 1.6M. Brandon, you're a legend and my favorite youtuber! Keep rockin man!
He is awesome, Let's Go Brandon
“This is not necessarily because I am a good person, I have never claimed that.”
Literally the best quote on the internet
Exactly
Agreed. But eventually the ultimate internet quote will be from self aware A.G.I. When it declares "I think, therefore I am"
Whenever someone tries telling me that you can fight someone pointing a gun at you with just some martial arts, all I can think of is that clip from Always Sunny about school security.
I took about 8 years of Karate and Hapkido. We did knife and club drills a lot. After a couple years and getting our brown belt they decided to teach us gun drills.
The class expert and our Sensi told us what we were dealing with and wanted to see how we handled it without the training. Sensi put a wooden gun to your back and if he said bang and it was pointed at you, you were dead. So we all got in line and one after another we all got shot.
Finally Sensi said, "Jim here is an expert and will show you the correct way to handle this situation."
Sensi put the gun to his back, Jim slowly reached into his pocket and handed Sensi his wallet, and then Sensi walked away. Don't get me wrong we did learn disarming techniques and how to get the gun out of play. Even after months of training it was still a 50/50 chance in a less than ideal situation you got shot. If they don't want your wallet and want you to get in the trunk of a car or something, you might need to try something. Still sometimes the smart move is not to fight if all they want is your wallet.
Generally good advice, it's just tough. There are cases where criminals will murder a fully cooperative and non-conbative victim execution-style, but cooperation is definitely the best way to maximize your chances of survival. If nothing else, it at least buys you some time to wait for or create advantages.
I dont really carry anything in my wallet and that can end up getting you shot now.
If you will be spending time in "that part of town", it's not a bad idea to have a "decoy wallet" with $20 to $50 in it that can be handed over without losing all your carry-money. Be sure to have a couple expired credit cards or generic "this was mailed to me" cards as well
Or you hand them the wallet and they shoot you anyway.
@@Ozark-nq9uu possibly. However, now they are trying to handle a gun and a wallet (which you were clever enough to hand to them upside down , so a couple bills start falling out.
I may not be able to run faster than bullets, but give me a head start from distraction and I can get out ofrange of typical hood-rat without training /practice using a firearm.
Dale seemed to take himself pretty seriously in his interview with Colion. He even tried to school Colion on legal issues. On a different note, I'd love to see you, Donut, Colion and John Lovell film a range day together, then talk tactics, 2A, industry trolls, and other sorts of BS over a few beers.
The GunTube Avengers lol, just need Rob from AKOU, Flannel Daddy, DemoRanch, Kentucky Ballistics and Ian/Forgotten Weapons. Maybe throw in AngryCops for extra credit 🤣🤣
That interview was so cringe every time Dale spoke. I literally could only watch 5 minutes before I was just completely done. Never did finish watching it.
Add James Yeager and you got yourself a show
As an experienced firearms enthusiast, I know that anything can go wrong, at any time, for any reason. I will be using the run for cover approach as my first line of defense. I am not sticking around for a gunfight. 🙂
Ahhh Danielsan !! Yoooo livum long time !!
Big brain time
@@seachers6124 Mr. Miyagi sounds like he has a mixture of a stereotypical Asian and Native American accent. Which is cool!