How to Counter an Assault Rifle Threat: Street Krav Maga II

Surviving a gun threat is serious business, requiring determination and decisive action. Building on the success of his original Street Krav Maga DVD, military veteran and former law enforcement officer Branimir Tudjan is back with a comprehensive and instructive approach to this deadly self-defense situation.

In Volume I of the new Street Krav Maga II series, Tudjan combines the powerful street fighting concepts he learned from the Israeli combat art of Krav Maga and his vast experience in real-life combat situations to create a unique, no-nonsense street survival regimen designed to incapacitate an assailant armed with a firearm. Gun Threat Survival Tactics teaches you how to defend yourself against an armed threat, from handguns to assault rifles to hand grenades... even a suicide bomber.

When the first rule of violence avoidance and de-escalation breaks down and your last resort is to fight, will you be prepared to do what it takes to strike right through your attacker and survive?

Available now from the Paladin Press Professional Action Library: http://www.paladin-press.com/product/Street_Krav_Maga_2_Gun_Threat_Survival_T...

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[PaladinPress]

Please keep comments intelligent, on topic and constructive.

Please watch the entire video and listen to what is being said before making a comment. We welcome constructive criticism. That means if you do not agree, please offer what you would do differently and why. The value in opposing opinions is that we all can learn even more from constructive discourse. But it must be civil.

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[Abuazra]

Hi everyone. For people who want to get a better impression or/and understanding of Krav Maga and Krav Maga Netherlands, here is our promotional movie: ...youtube.com/watch?v=Z2SUezq­mNeI.

Enjoy.

Peace and all the best in your training and your life.

Branimir Tudjan, author of the "Street Krav Maga" dvd series

[PaladinPress]

@Abuazra Thank you Branimir.

YouTube links are tricky and I could not get the above link to work.

This one should link to your official promo video: youtu (dot) be/Z2SUezqmNeI

[Wabatuckian]

Hello,

I am a student of many arts and do respect Krav Maga for the most part. However, I'm not quite understanding this move.

It appears to depend too much on trigger discipline, and in fact, the "attacker" loses said discipline at 2:47 as his parasympathetic reactions kick in and he curls his finger around the trigger. Had the weapon been hot, the Krav Maga student would have been shot in the foot. Had it been on full auto, the spray would have caught both attacker and student.

Explain?

[PaladinPress]

@Wabatuckian Hi, Wabatuckian, you can also contact the author Branimir Tudjan through his website of kravmaganederland (dot) com. You might receive a more timely and detailed explanation to your question.

[Abuazra]

“It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strongman stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood.”

Theodore Roosevelt

[Fire23eater]

I am a student of Krav Maga as well. I was wondering if you should strike the face after grabbing the barrel. If he were to fall back might the forward pressure that you were applying be negated by him falling back. If you were falling back and still maintained control of the gun the gun would be pointed back at you. Of course, either way, this is still better than doing nothing and he probably wouldn't be expecting any sort of disarm. Better to do something.

[englishpaintinguk]

Great job

[golovko13]

Recently watched the dvd, which doesn't only show techniques. Next to a part of techniques the dvd also makes quite clear that knowing techniques is only a small part of Krav Maga. In a real situation, if avoidence, de-escalation and 'giving your wallet' failed (thumbs up for mentioning that in the dvd), your mindset is key to executing a fitting defense. These techniques are perfect for making your own "blueprint" of handling these unfortunate situations. Definately worth its money! Gr. Golovko

[michelvantriest]

I believe in the way Mr. Tudjan is trying to teach us (on the dvd but alos in de doko) how to act in a situation like this (or any other situation facing violence). Not beiing paralized by fear but to run away if you can or (when the attacker is too close) come by and try to disarm and neutralize your attacker. Since a month I m learing this kind of Krav Maga and I believe in the phylosophy behind it.Not the perfect technique is the answer but the decision to survive combined with the drills!

[Abuazra]

@alexchiem2 Good question. Thanks. Please feel free to e-mail me through my website. I will be glad to provide you with few possible scenarios or/and options regarding your legitimate question..

Take care and be well,

Branimir.Tudjan, author of the "Street KM" dvd.

[alexchiem2]

Okay, but lets say the attacker has a sling on the weapon... How is this countered?

[NicoZ000]

Stopping bullets safely and at distance is for Magneto from the X-men - everthing else requires luck, lots of training, taking risk and guessing than doing something is the only way to save your life.

The technique displayed is in a particular context.

[CabronDioz]

This is obviously against an inexperienced person wielding an assault rifle. Ofcourse, you need a certain technique against this specific type of threat too, but ofcourse the trained soldier will take you out long before you can get in range to touch the weapon.