When I was in graduate school, I met a Korean guy who studied this style but he specialised in the short stick. This style very rare, you cannot find many authentic teachers in the United States.
@Haseeb2 Your comment about not being able to find authentic teachers in US is incorrect. The founder of the art Dr. Joo Bang Lee immigrated to the US in 1972 and Hwa Rang Do has taken firm root in the US with it's world HQ in Tustin, CA. Most all qualified instructors of HRD are now in the US. Unfortunately, since Dr. Lee relocated to the US, HRD is almost non-existent in Korea. One day we hope to replant HRD in it's motherland.
@Haseeb2 He had many instructors but when he left he the person he placed in charge did not manage them properly and many of them went to other organizations. Please take a look at this video on youtube.
Hwa Rang Do: The Untold Story of the Formation of the Modern Korean Martial Arts - Part 1
Forget the knife watch out for the PONY TAIL! All kidding aside this guy is REALLY fast. Although, yeah, some of these moves are pretty advanced in complexity but that is what practice is for.
Listen all of you computer heroes - knife experts. Hwarang Do's knife techs are the best of the best. It is designed for combat and tested in combat which a lot of other mc dojo knife tech's have not been. Read: Knife Self-Defense for Combat by Michael Echanis.
His motions are large and energetic out of necessity because he is showing a lot of strikes from medium or long range. I agree you wouldn't carve your thanksgiving turkey using such movements, because that is close range. He is demonstrating impact cuts - like a katana swing, not pressure cuts, so not expecting him to follow through would be absurd. He is very fit and in perfect balance the whole time, which always annoys youtube slobs. Spinning or turning is a legit move vs. 2nd or 3rd attacker
He's got a better idea than some but still way too wide with his arm swings which wastes energy and time and needs to forget all the backturning. ECOMOMY of motion is key!
@bladesaint21 Yes, you are absolutely right, spinning and giving your back is not the best option. But, remember that this is an Instructional Series and what you are seeing is only the highlights. You must understand it within context. The spinning and the wide strokes all serve purpose, The wide strokes first to gain proper angles and muscle memory, the same reasons for deep, broad movements in forms. If these can be done with great speed, then when one tightens up the movements (continued)
it will be that much more quick. The spinning movements are not for the beginner and also should not be primary even for the advanced. However, when one is skilled with great orientation, balance, speed, accuracy, agility & focus, when opportunity permits, a spinning cut, utilizing the centrifugal force is powerful. Furthermore, it all depends on the application: if all we wanted was practical then one one just practice stabbing, lunging, limited to very few movements. For example (continued)
the gangsters in Korea. They practice with sushi knives and primary practice lunging to two vital points on the human body, repeated over and over again in rapid procession. We are not just for practical reasons, but we are also a martial art, which strive to take difficult, challenging movements and with lifelong training, hopefully be able to make them work. These things are all mentioned in the instruction and in no way do we promote spinning as the first option for knife fighting.
@WCHwaRangDo I think you both made solid points. I would like to add wouldn't spinning in certain situations at the right time confuse the attacker? The spin at 0:45 done swiftly i could see stunning me just enough time for me to get cut lol
@Aprinsa whatever martial art you have been practicing, it is not about who will 'win' or 'lose' in every fight or battle, it all comes down to using your wits. peace.
New proposed rules from the U S Customs will broaden the definitions of illegal knives to include all Knife's that can be opened with one hand which will in effect ban ALL pocket knives nationwide that can be opened with one hand
please go to AKTI before June 18, to help prevent this, the only contribution asked of you is your voice
This is a very good art and well thought out....just like the Hapkido, Tae Kwon Do, and Daito Ryu JuJitsu that it is based on....Can't beat putting Korean Kicks with Japanese Locks.....
You must understand that this is an instructional video and this is only snippets of the whole series. When one trains they start by doing big, large movements to help increase muscle memory of the movement. Then, when it's applied the smaller movements can also be done with much greater speed.
do you train with live knifes or was that only for the sake of the video, also i went to your website but is there a place to sign up for classes or extreme fighting styles only a dvd series? i know that theres a hwa rang do studio in the westcoast, and i live in la. thanks for any help.
Using the live blades were for demonstration purposes to show the precise control of the weapon by Chief Master Taejoon Lee. In practice we use dull blades, but once comfortable, live blades are also used in advanced levels. Much of the battle is overcoming the fear of the live blade, knowing that the blade is sharp changes everything.
Michael Echanis was trained by Hwa Rang Do Founder Dr. Joo Bang Lee and the book was done under Dr. Lee's supervision. It's all Hwa Rang Do. The tactics are the same. Just difference variations and app;ications.
It appears that Hwa Rang Do is a traditional belt system, if thats the case at what point is the blade training DVD integrated into the standard curriculum? Or is this DVD independent of the standard course?
You ask all the right questions. We have 108 different weapons and in our core curriculum we integrate the traditional weapons. It would be impossible to cover all the weaponry in the color belts alone. The knife fighting tactics is especially devloped for military applications, as Sulsa Tactics.
i see you teaching a slice to the femoral artery. Way to go! most knife fighters only concern themselves with the upper body. almost no one things to guard their groin. a femoral cut will cause a guy to bled out in less than 30 secs. i am impressed again. you leave your students well prepared
it needs more courage to kill someone with a knife, as it means 'eyes contact' before the action. good vdo. our knife club is teaching the same, or close, techniques. tks.
Overkill or excessive force, always a problem for the defender that doesn't understand the judicious use of physical force and deadly physical force. Learn the laws, too.
anybody with a knife who 'knows' how to use it, with the real intent to kill is extremely dangerous. however, seldom can we find him walking in the street - most of them are in jail. one fatal hit with a knife is enough to put a man in hospital or grave. my teacher in the philippines killed somebody (a two-time homecide ex-convict)using the attacker's own knife for self-defense, was still imprisoned 'coz he cut him 32 times! autopsy revealed 10 strikes were fatal.
a month ago a turk pulled a knife against me. i wish i'd have kown how to defend myself. luckily poliece came by! i don't know where you live, but if you have never been in a life/death situation you live i a utopia.
I live in dublin irelan and i was tretned with a knife, i broke the guys arm. i have traned in about 5 difrent combat stiles including watching this sires i recamend it "special forces self defense DVD training series"
I really would avoid defending yourself with a concealed weapon like a knife since your going to have a hard time explaining to the authoritizes why you where carrying an edged weapon in the first place.If you're town/city allows you to carry a firearm I suggest you do that instead.
Not if you have a concealed carry weapons license in your state. Fl has one and i can carry any dagger of any length, kabar, bowie, ect. as well as a gun.
you get far less trouble from police carrying a knife than you do a firearm. i always carry a knife with me. its not only a self defense tool, but a tool of survival and the most useful tool on earth. i use a knife at least 100 times a day. besides, with a knife theres usually no innocent bistander to catch a bullet.
im pretty sure if any1 saw this guy running at them they wud just shoot him down in his tracks. But amazing fighting if there was only knives in the battle
well, i guess that if you like to kill the person who attacks you, then this guy shure as hell shows you how to do it -.- i mean, i can imagine it being hard to foresee a knife to the back when ur walking down a dark street, but this guy shows you how to kill him with the assumption that the other guy wants to kill you, which 90% might not be the case, doubt that ppl walk out at night thinking "well, now ima kill some1 with this knife!"
His targeting is pretty good, going for some of the usual vital areas. Only problem with this type of forms and speed-drilling is that you are assuming that you're at least 3 to 5 times faster than your opponent. That's a dangerous assumption, and these chains require an awfully compliant training partner/opponent. The best type of training involves a one-for-one attack/defense ratio.
Hmm, though it has some nice sides to it, I thought that he had some positionings that made him pretty vulnerable, but perhaps thats a part of the tactics. Anyways, it was a pretty nice vid.
Guns aren't going to work when you're walking through a crowded area full of dangerous people. Or when you're on a street and you don't know when someone's going to shank you.
But if by "knife fight" you mean two people with knives going at it, then I guess it's not so common since one can kill the other before a fight even begins.
Knife attacks happen alot more, it just depends if you willingly walk around EVERYWHERE with your knife. At my knife defense place we learn to use anything we find, like sticks or something, then just slap them up alot. People eventually give up when they know they aren't going to win, and it hurts a hell of alot.
A few years back, an old friend of mine was knife attacked outside a bar down the Jersey shore. This was after he apologized to the guy about talking to his girlfriend. He twisted the knife out of the guy's hand after being stabbed through his hand. He then cut the guys throat. It was all over within 15 seconds.
Silat is very similar to this along with Escrima.
1Blkkato 2 months ago
Do the Bicycle Kick!
zigzag42092 4 months ago
When I was in graduate school, I met a Korean guy who studied this style but he specialised in the short stick. This style very rare, you cannot find many authentic teachers in the United States.
Haseeb2 7 months ago
@Haseeb2 Your comment about not being able to find authentic teachers in US is incorrect. The founder of the art Dr. Joo Bang Lee immigrated to the US in 1972 and Hwa Rang Do has taken firm root in the US with it's world HQ in Tustin, CA. Most all qualified instructors of HRD are now in the US. Unfortunately, since Dr. Lee relocated to the US, HRD is almost non-existent in Korea. One day we hope to replant HRD in it's motherland.
WCHwaRangDo 7 months ago
@WCHwaRangDo That is good to know, but I guess also bad that he didn't have many desciples in Korea.
Haseeb2 7 months ago
@Haseeb2 He had many instructors but when he left he the person he placed in charge did not manage them properly and many of them went to other organizations. Please take a look at this video on youtube.
Hwa Rang Do: The Untold Story of the Formation of the Modern Korean Martial Arts - Part 1
WCHwaRangDo 7 months ago
good vid.
bladegeo 8 months ago
0:21 waaaaaassssuuuuuuppppppp
noahsoskha118 8 months ago
Slashing someones arm like on 0:19 is enough to stop the fight immediatly .Killing is not needed.Unless you want to kill ofcourse...
555Nato 9 months ago
I'm glad i could learn from the characters from Mortal Kombat
champkind74 10 months ago
beautiful skill with knife
jackyshek 10 months ago
That was pretty cool man! Respect!
pistol975 1 year ago
don't mess with him lol
mw2dude2010 1 year ago
Forget the knife watch out for the PONY TAIL! All kidding aside this guy is REALLY fast. Although, yeah, some of these moves are pretty advanced in complexity but that is what practice is for.
colddrake80 1 year ago
I would put my knife away and pull out my 38 special - that is what I would do!
ZigzagHag 1 year ago 2
Listen all of you computer heroes - knife experts. Hwarang Do's knife techs are the best of the best. It is designed for combat and tested in combat which a lot of other mc dojo knife tech's have not been. Read: Knife Self-Defense for Combat by Michael Echanis.
etphonehome2915 1 year ago
id shit myself if i were the guy practicing with him.
tetsuo173 1 year ago
Wow, very fast and scary moves ~!!!
urkingod 1 year ago
His motions are large and energetic out of necessity because he is showing a lot of strikes from medium or long range. I agree you wouldn't carve your thanksgiving turkey using such movements, because that is close range. He is demonstrating impact cuts - like a katana swing, not pressure cuts, so not expecting him to follow through would be absurd. He is very fit and in perfect balance the whole time, which always annoys youtube slobs. Spinning or turning is a legit move vs. 2nd or 3rd attacker
WeAllJuggleKnives 1 year ago
He's got a better idea than some but still way too wide with his arm swings which wastes energy and time and needs to forget all the backturning. ECOMOMY of motion is key!
bladesaint21 2 years ago 4
@bladesaint21 Yes, you are absolutely right, spinning and giving your back is not the best option. But, remember that this is an Instructional Series and what you are seeing is only the highlights. You must understand it within context. The spinning and the wide strokes all serve purpose, The wide strokes first to gain proper angles and muscle memory, the same reasons for deep, broad movements in forms. If these can be done with great speed, then when one tightens up the movements (continued)
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
it will be that much more quick. The spinning movements are not for the beginner and also should not be primary even for the advanced. However, when one is skilled with great orientation, balance, speed, accuracy, agility & focus, when opportunity permits, a spinning cut, utilizing the centrifugal force is powerful. Furthermore, it all depends on the application: if all we wanted was practical then one one just practice stabbing, lunging, limited to very few movements. For example (continued)
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
the gangsters in Korea. They practice with sushi knives and primary practice lunging to two vital points on the human body, repeated over and over again in rapid procession. We are not just for practical reasons, but we are also a martial art, which strive to take difficult, challenging movements and with lifelong training, hopefully be able to make them work. These things are all mentioned in the instruction and in no way do we promote spinning as the first option for knife fighting.
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
@WCHwaRangDo I think you both made solid points. I would like to add wouldn't spinning in certain situations at the right time confuse the attacker? The spin at 0:45 done swiftly i could see stunning me just enough time for me to get cut lol
Uberboy07 10 months ago
@bladesaint21
agreed..but one knick with a knife thats sharp...you'll feel it. it'll give the defender time to either run or attack again...
lgliggy 9 months ago
Dangerous dude!
bj616 2 years ago
a blade is just an xtension of our body
selfdefense05 2 years ago
The techniques are surely useful, but I cant see the point for so much turning and exposing your back. Peace.
Raposamandinga 2 years ago 2
what is this art called?
clintdelicious 2 years ago
Hwa Rang Do
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
wow...
especially the last couple seconds ...bad to the bone
marktsheppard 2 years ago
he is moving perfect
thodoris5321 2 years ago
That looks so violent. If I trained Aikido for 50 years, I'd probably still lose to that guy.
Aprinsa 2 years ago
@Aprinsa whatever martial art you have been practicing, it is not about who will 'win' or 'lose' in every fight or battle, it all comes down to using your wits. peace.
selfdefense05 2 years ago 2
Live blades and brave partners used!
WeAllJuggleKnives 2 years ago
wow-- just watching his moves terrifies me haha..is that a real nife? his face looks familiar in some action movies- did he do some movies?
onzki 2 years ago
aim for the neck
Angelofmercy01 2 years ago
New proposed rules from the U S Customs will broaden the definitions of illegal knives to include all Knife's that can be opened with one hand which will in effect ban ALL pocket knives nationwide that can be opened with one hand
please go to AKTI before June 18, to help prevent this, the only contribution asked of you is your voice
bigboss686 2 years ago
O: that guy will beat any UFC fighter with that Knife!!!
The only way to beat him is to dodge his knife attack somehow but by the look of it, thats going to be very very hard.
ApokC 2 years ago
This is a very good art and well thought out....just like the Hapkido, Tae Kwon Do, and Daito Ryu JuJitsu that it is based on....Can't beat putting Korean Kicks with Japanese Locks.....
streeteffective 2 years ago 2
this guy is NICE with a knife! reminds me a lot of shaolin double daggers form work, only using one dagger
shaokem 3 years ago
I'd be the best friend emptying the clip into the other guy's friend with the gun,lol.
YFUATIW 3 years ago
What would I do in a knife fight........RUN FROM THIS GUY AS FAST AS I CAN!!!!!!
Dash171 3 years ago 49
Why are your movements so wide? For
instance, at the start of the video
the first move is what I would
call a hay-maker.
knifekali 3 years ago
You must understand that this is an instructional video and this is only snippets of the whole series. When one trains they start by doing big, large movements to help increase muscle memory of the movement. Then, when it's applied the smaller movements can also be done with much greater speed.
WCHwaRangDo 3 years ago
do you train with live knifes or was that only for the sake of the video, also i went to your website but is there a place to sign up for classes or extreme fighting styles only a dvd series? i know that theres a hwa rang do studio in the westcoast, and i live in la. thanks for any help.
martialman12 3 years ago
Using the live blades were for demonstration purposes to show the precise control of the weapon by Chief Master Taejoon Lee. In practice we use dull blades, but once comfortable, live blades are also used in advanced levels. Much of the battle is overcoming the fear of the live blade, knowing that the blade is sharp changes everything.
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
What's the difference between the
hwarangdo you are teaching versus Knife Fighting, Knife Throwing for Combat
By Michael D. Echanis? Are the two hwarangdo
styles from the same lineage?
knifekali 3 years ago
Michael Echanis was trained by Hwa Rang Do Founder Dr. Joo Bang Lee and the book was done under Dr. Lee's supervision. It's all Hwa Rang Do. The tactics are the same. Just difference variations and app;ications.
WCHwaRangDo 3 years ago
Where should one go to get this training?
It appears that Hwa Rang Do is a traditional belt system, if thats the case at what point is the blade training DVD integrated into the standard curriculum? Or is this DVD independent of the standard course?
knifekali 3 years ago
You ask all the right questions. We have 108 different weapons and in our core curriculum we integrate the traditional weapons. It would be impossible to cover all the weaponry in the color belts alone. The knife fighting tactics is especially devloped for military applications, as Sulsa Tactics.
WCHwaRangDo 3 years ago
awesome, amazing, mindblowing. im definately going to learn this :D
guest1921 3 years ago
GIVE IT UP FOR KOREA!!!!!!!!! : D
KiKzSulSa 3 years ago
i see you teaching a slice to the femoral artery. Way to go! most knife fighters only concern themselves with the upper body. almost no one things to guard their groin. a femoral cut will cause a guy to bled out in less than 30 secs. i am impressed again. you leave your students well prepared
AlienZygote010 3 years ago 3
very nice!! I would like to practice knife fighting ;)
Przemicek 3 years ago
dude i wouldnt fight that guy unless i have a rpg-7
shitpickle1128 3 years ago 3
he'd probably doge it anyway ;)
14113a 3 years ago 2
not if he's right infrount of you
ihf666 3 years ago
Lol, Chief Master Lee would probably catch it and throw it back at you. :D
SirKickz 2 years ago
it needs more courage to kill someone with a knife, as it means 'eyes contact' before the action. good vdo. our knife club is teaching the same, or close, techniques. tks.
unclevit 3 years ago
I don't care what anyone says, being attacked with a knife is a hell of a lot scarier than a gun, lol
specialedday 3 years ago 33
very very true lol guns are effective but knifes are just lethal crazed weapons
KMMPlanet 3 years ago
Of course knives are a hell of a lot scarrier than guns! Why else would modern militaries be using Bayonets!?!?!?
ILRRLM 3 years ago
hes very gooooood
tharabapp2007 3 years ago
He is my homie xD
elotat 3 years ago
Looks more offensive than defensive.
fedupx5900 3 years ago
Of course it does. If you facing some1 with a knife u can't make a mistake or you're done. kill or you will die.
Simoff321 3 years ago 2
thats sick
see this takes skills
any one can pull a trigger but it takes skills to know how to fight with a knife or a sword and any other MA weapon
were can i take lessons??
Burgio92 3 years ago
thats is the song of the grand master of hwa rang do
heatwave2012 3 years ago
son*
heatwave2012 3 years ago
this guy looks a lot like a guy who usally plays the bad guy in martial arts movies.
dunno he's name. any one know if its him. think he plays in a movie called midnight man
leiefilm 3 years ago
No, Master Taejoon Lee has never played a villain in a movie.
WCHwaRangDo 3 years ago
i think i know who u mean... he played a part in Big Trouble Little China Town.. but this dude isnt him ^^
vonthrud 3 years ago
whats the song?
downhill555 3 years ago
It's an original track produced for the Fighting Styles Series.
WCHwaRangDo 3 years ago
ery very impressive
meadyGk 3 years ago
I swear if i faced that guy and i have GUN or Rilfe i will not mess with him !!!!!!!!!
damn he is FAST :P
pease3maker 3 years ago
Mais que fait la police?
Sokenshi45 4 years ago
remind me not to mess with this guy.....
BSwift505 4 years ago 6
Dose anyone know what track that is playing in the background sounds so cool. reply if you know hehehe thanks ^*^
Multiplexmovies 4 years ago
that dude is fast
twoface4 4 years ago
yo thats some serious jet lee shit, Ho! wa! ya!
deluqj 4 years ago
Pretty intense set.
Kortoso 4 years ago 2
that kid is the next Jacky Chan or someshit man.
PornoTubeXXX 4 years ago
SÜPERRR
atinan68 4 years ago
Overkill or excessive force, always a problem for the defender that doesn't understand the judicious use of physical force and deadly physical force. Learn the laws, too.
SISSYboywad 4 years ago 2
If there's knives involved, you're not there to dance.
Kortoso 4 years ago 6
Sissyboywad, I'd rather be alive and in jail than dead. Make sure they stay down.
chronicsmokeghost 4 years ago
Yes, it's better be in jail than a six feed under. Thats what my firend always says.
MokomaSusi 4 years ago
I mean he's not fucking around. Right, take them out. Don't waste time.
Kortoso 3 years ago
anybody with a knife who 'knows' how to use it, with the real intent to kill is extremely dangerous. however, seldom can we find him walking in the street - most of them are in jail. one fatal hit with a knife is enough to put a man in hospital or grave. my teacher in the philippines killed somebody (a two-time homecide ex-convict)using the attacker's own knife for self-defense, was still imprisoned 'coz he cut him 32 times! autopsy revealed 10 strikes were fatal.
huglaes 4 years ago
allnamestook,
Then why bother watching this item? After all, you'd have to be paranoid to learn how to defend against a knife, right?
Hope living in your Utopia is going well for you.
Fredjoe5 4 years ago
No you wouldn't. There are stabbings and people being attacked with knives all he time.
Budokid 4 years ago
a month ago a turk pulled a knife against me. i wish i'd have kown how to defend myself. luckily poliece came by! i don't know where you live, but if you have never been in a life/death situation you live i a utopia.
frogeatsfrog 4 years ago 2
I live in dublin irelan and i was tretned with a knife, i broke the guys arm. i have traned in about 5 difrent combat stiles including watching this sires i recamend it "special forces self defense DVD training series"
vinny00x 4 years ago
I really would avoid defending yourself with a concealed weapon like a knife since your going to have a hard time explaining to the authoritizes why you where carrying an edged weapon in the first place.If you're town/city allows you to carry a firearm I suggest you do that instead.
Plato86 4 years ago
You would only have a problem with that if the knife was over 3" and a fixed blade. 3" folders are legal to carry.
Budokid 4 years ago
Not if you have a concealed carry weapons license in your state. Fl has one and i can carry any dagger of any length, kabar, bowie, ect. as well as a gun.
realityfighting 4 years ago
or you have EMS cert.
4jax 4 years ago
This entirely depends on where you live. That sounds like CA law to me. In the midwest, places like Kansas & Missouri, up to 4" folders are legal.
jrdhmmr 3 years ago
you get far less trouble from police carrying a knife than you do a firearm. i always carry a knife with me. its not only a self defense tool, but a tool of survival and the most useful tool on earth. i use a knife at least 100 times a day. besides, with a knife theres usually no innocent bistander to catch a bullet.
yourredcomrade717 4 years ago 6
How would it be easier to explain carrying a gun vs an edged weapon?
jrdhmmr 3 years ago
shit he's looking to chop off limbs!! this guy is deadly..
WestabL1sheD 4 years ago
anyone who likes knife stuff like this should watch "the hunted" with tommy lee jones. so good. :)
shirosu 4 years ago
Well.. they have a plan and would implement that plan if needed.
ageofknowledge 4 years ago
im pretty sure if any1 saw this guy running at them they wud just shoot him down in his tracks. But amazing fighting if there was only knives in the battle
littlevladamir 4 years ago
uh do you always carry a gun with you?
you're frickin paranoid or need to move to a better area
allnamestook 4 years ago
its like martial arts with knives!!!!
mikehart16 4 years ago
one of the oldest and most practical weapon on earth.. the simple knife.
Sitbatan 4 years ago
well, i guess that if you like to kill the person who attacks you, then this guy shure as hell shows you how to do it -.- i mean, i can imagine it being hard to foresee a knife to the back when ur walking down a dark street, but this guy shows you how to kill him with the assumption that the other guy wants to kill you, which 90% might not be the case, doubt that ppl walk out at night thinking "well, now ima kill some1 with this knife!"
LobbeWOW 4 years ago
And that's how they do it-when your back is turned.
diestroduende 4 years ago
His targeting is pretty good, going for some of the usual vital areas. Only problem with this type of forms and speed-drilling is that you are assuming that you're at least 3 to 5 times faster than your opponent. That's a dangerous assumption, and these chains require an awfully compliant training partner/opponent. The best type of training involves a one-for-one attack/defense ratio.
Kenflute 4 years ago
Hmm, though it has some nice sides to it, I thought that he had some positionings that made him pretty vulnerable, but perhaps thats a part of the tactics. Anyways, it was a pretty nice vid.
Violetpoet 4 years ago
good body positioning and attacks on the tool.
trapfighter1 4 years ago
I can't do that shit
PsychoBlack 4 years ago
Nice display of knife fighting and tactics. Thanks for that.
1000Demons 5 years ago
great...thx for posting
rushlander 5 years ago
Totally awsome!
Hellfire9112091 5 years ago
how often is someone going to get into a knife fight....id rather just shoot the person
kinetik101 5 years ago
Dumbass
ddalros 5 years ago 2
agreed
mattmilhouse 4 years ago
Guns aren't going to work when you're walking through a crowded area full of dangerous people. Or when you're on a street and you don't know when someone's going to shank you.
But if by "knife fight" you mean two people with knives going at it, then I guess it's not so common since one can kill the other before a fight even begins.
cryora 5 years ago
Knife attacks happen alot more, it just depends if you willingly walk around EVERYWHERE with your knife. At my knife defense place we learn to use anything we find, like sticks or something, then just slap them up alot. People eventually give up when they know they aren't going to win, and it hurts a hell of alot.
rhysie21 4 years ago
It depends, if you use 45 ACP rounds it takes one shot
to ground a person, they also teach close quarters
tactics with handguns.
my opinion, I would end a fight with a gun, specifically a compact M1911A1.
NYcityborn 4 years ago
A few years back, an old friend of mine was knife attacked outside a bar down the Jersey shore. This was after he apologized to the guy about talking to his girlfriend. He twisted the knife out of the guy's hand after being stabbed through his hand. He then cut the guys throat. It was all over within 15 seconds.
anhacus 4 years ago
Oh And what happened to him?
Steelbuc9 4 years ago
awesome
poofly02 5 years ago