Close Quarter Defense Response Rear with failure drill JPierson Guardian.mpg

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Uploaded by on Feb 1, 2010

One of several responses to an assault from the rear using pistol and support side elbow strike. There is room to maneuver in this scenario. Constant motion is vital. Handgun is fired from the side index using firing side shoulder as an natural aim indicator. The last resort decision to use deadly force is extremely serious and requires training a clear head and a clear understanding of your State statutes.. Time is of the essence in any CQD - R Response

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  • Good but I like to put 4+ rounds to the body then a couple quickly to the head. With my .45 15+ mag means I can engage 2 threats then reload or if I have my xdm 9mm with 20 rounds I can engage 3 threats (dont have to worry about counting rounds & running out at a bad time). I would also do a quicker search at the end but thats just me.

    BTW why do you call it a "failure drill"? Just curious because I didn't see you push to the point failure. TIA

  • The SUL (south) position is one in which you can be surrounded by people or team members and still move and scan without muzzling anyone. The muzzle must point straight down, ergo the hand positioning, and a muscle memory develops based on familiar tactile response.

  • i need to train wit dem

  • Aaah, man I was just trying to tell you that you left an item in your shopping cart, why'd you elbow me and put two rounds in my chest?

  • awesome SUL Sir :)

  • Is this the Reno Sheriffs Department? If so where's Lt. Dangle and Deputy Junior?

  • awesome:) SUL position is great:) thank you

  • Could you explain the holding position of the firearm @ 0:13 with the left hand palm down on the torso and the firearm resting on the back of the hand? I have never seen that.

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