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Well, Jack, our good guy
didn't fare too well

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on that scenario.

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- No.

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And I think that he probably
had never practiced training

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at this uncomfortably
close distance.

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Typically, the closest
we'll train to our targets

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may be three yards.

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But you know what?

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A situation may happen
where the bad guy's

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this close to you.

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And if I try to draw
my pistol from here,

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there's a lot of problems.

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He's probably gonna
have the advantage.

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And I may not even be able
to get my pistol out.

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If I do get it out, I'm
susceptible to being disarmed.

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So you really have to train for
this close quarter shooting

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and step one, our primary
goal is to separate

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because if we separate
and he has, you know,

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a contact distance weapon,
we have a pistol that's

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gonna work at distance,
but how do we create

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that distance?

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That's the problem.

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- To your point, I
like what you said.

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Arms link, contact weapon
almost has the advantage.

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It's already in your hand.

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It's pretty quick to
rear back and strike.

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And so you're at the
disadvantage of being unarmed

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in the sense that nothing is
physically in your hands.

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let's create some distance.

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And I really like how
you put it earlier.

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It's, you're not just
pushing them back

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as you're pushing
yourself off of them.

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They're like a wall.

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- Getting twice as
much separation

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'cause you're rocking
him back on his heels

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and you're disengaging.

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Now, if all you did
was just back up,

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he's gonna run you over.

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- He can still strike,
but that initial push,

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it opens him up.

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- Rocks him back.

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- Potentially, if there's
a strike coming in

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that throws off the balance
of that strike coming in

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and you create distance
that they can't just

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immediately close.

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- Exactly.

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- Gives you just
enough time to draw,

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and if necessary, shoot.

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- You gotta have some
empty hand skills,

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and we're not talking
about standing here

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and fighting this guy,
but we're talking

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about just using basic
gross motor techniques

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to create that separation.

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So why don't you
demonstrate for us,

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nice and slow for us, Jack.

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- Okay.

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So, bad guy's here.

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I'm striking, I'm pushing off.

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At that time, I've drawn.

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- Yeah.

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- And a good standard
drill like that,

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you've got plenty
of time to do it.

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- Exactly.

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Now, if you tried to do
that without backing up,

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he's gonna have ample
opportunity to grab your gun

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or at least avert the
muzzle or foul your draw.

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- Right.

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- There's all kinds of bad
things that can happen

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unless you create
that separation.

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I like the way you
just did that.

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Another way to do it is that
instead of striking here

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on the assailant, I can actually
strike him under the chin

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and that even rocks
him back further.

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And so what I'm talking
about doing here,

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and I'm wearing an
open front garment,

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which causes kind of
another potential issue

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that I'm gonna go over.

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So I'm gonna demonstrate
this nice and slowly,

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but just like you, I'm
here, I got my hands up

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'cause if someone's close to
me, why would I have my hands

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down like this, right?

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I wanna have my hands up, this
is a non-threatening posture,

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but it also enables me to
strike from here very well.

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So let's say in his right hand,
he's swinging a weapon at me.

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If I do this, not only does
it get underneath his chin,

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but it also protects
me to some degree

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from whatever he's
swinging at me, right?

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So I'm here, boom.

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Now, when I come back,
I have an open garment.

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So I'm gonna do
basically what you did.

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I'm gonna make sure I bring
this hand to my chest first

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and get my hits.

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- Rich, as we're
talking about tactics

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for extreme close range,
we need to build on what

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we have been talking about.

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Creating distance is
always the first thing

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you should try to do,
but there's gonna be

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times where you cannot get
that space separation.

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How do you fight when
you cannot back up

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and you've got to
fight right here?

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- Yeah, that's a great question.

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So if you go ahead and
draw your pistol out,

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we'll walk through this.

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So if you extend it out fully,
that's gonna be problematic

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'cause if this target had arms,
he would be able to reach here

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and disarm you or at
least avert the muzzle.

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And that's gonna be problematic.

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So what you can do from
your pistol being out

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is just simply bring that
pistol back to your body.

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And so what that does
is gonna make it

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further away from the assailant,
so it's harder for him to grab,

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and it also gives you
much more leverage.

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Like right out here, you
don't have any leverage

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to be able to maintain
possession of that.

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But if you have an
aggressive posture

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and you bring that pistol in,
it will work much better.

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So go ahead and do
that nice and slow.

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- And the trick here is we
don't want to break that 90.

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- For a couple reasons.

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- This is too much.

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- One is because this,
you don't know where

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you're aiming at this point
because you don't have

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any physical indexes.

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So you want to touch
both of these elbows

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to the sides of your torso.

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And since your shoulders
and hips are square,

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you're aiming without being
able to see the sights.

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And you don't want
to break your wrists

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because the slide reciprocating
could actually cause

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the pistol malfunction
if it hits your chest.

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It's not gonna hurt you
when it hits your chest,

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but it could malfunction
your pistol.

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- Now you got a
malfunction to deal with.

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This right here is
about the sweet spot.

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- So go ahead and just fire
a couple rounds from there.

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- Okay.

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- No problem, right?

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- But even right here, like
I can't see my sights,

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but we're still, we're
lower on the target

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than we typically would
be, but we're still well

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within center mass.

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- And it has to be low because
I'll demonstrate here now.

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And there's a reason that
we draw a specific way.

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We don't do this, right?

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Because then the bad guy can
interfere with our pistol.

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And same thing, we
don't cast a line

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because then he can
maybe draw the pistol up

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and try to disarm you.

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So when we draw this pistol,
we wanna come up and then out.

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Now from here, I
can start firing.

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So what I'm gonna do is
kind of the opposite.

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I'm gonna fire from
here, but as I back up,

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I can back all the way up
to a sighted fire position.

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Now, if you'll notice, my rounds
started here and went up.

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- Which makes sense.

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- How could that not
be the case, right?

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'Cause we're starting
from here and then we're

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extending the pistol
up to where it's in

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front of our eyes.

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And that works in
reverse as well, right?

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So if you're close and you get
a couple rounds from here,

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you can back up
and get your hits

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and you could also
do it the other way.

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You can start firing from here
and then extend fully out.

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- And as you're extending, you
can be backing up as well.

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- Absolutely.

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- If you can back up,
but if you can't,

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like what we're talking about.

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- That's what you're
working with.

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- Yeah.

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- Rich, one more thing we can
do at extreme close quarters

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is close the distance.

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It's kind of tricky.

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Show us how to do it safely.

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- Yeah, sometimes
that's the safest bet.

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And it may be that you're
already kind of grappling

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with the dude.

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Maybe you under hook him
here, pull him aside,

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and now you're going to shoot
from this position here.

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Or it could be that
you come in here,

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but your offhand has
to be doing something.

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If you just stand
here like this,

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you're gonna get run over.

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- You're off balance.

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- So what I'm doing is I'm
bringing this elbow back

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and I'm flagging my thumb.

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My thumb is against
my pectoral muscle.

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I was taught initially
to camp the gun out here

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so that the slide
can reciprocate.

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You don't need to do that.

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If you're here, you just
wanna make dang sure

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that your hand is
nowhere near the muzzle

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and you can fire from here.

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(gun firing)

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See, now those hits
are down there low

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and that's gonna be a
pretty meaningful hit.

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Now from there, I
would want to back up

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and I'll demonstrate
that in a second.

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Another thing you may do if
someone's swinging a wrench

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or something at you is
come to this position here

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where you're protecting
yourself, getting

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those hits there.

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Now watch how it all
comes into play, Jack.

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Now.

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(gunshots)

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Everything we just talked
about came into play.

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Now drawing from the
holster is something

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you got to be very cognizant of
because if you're not careful

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when you draw from the holster
and you do something like this,

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your elbow can be in
front of the muzzle.

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So if you'll watch, I'll
do this nice and slow.

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I'm here, I'm going to
draw, then I orient,

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and then I can get my hits.

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But it's something you
have to start very slowly.

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I would encourage you to use
a training pistol at first.

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Have someone who's
experienced watch

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to make sure your offhand
isn't in front of the muzzle.

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Absolutely.
