How to Disarm a Gun Pointed at You

Gun disarming may fail if you don't know the basic principles of it. So in this video, I show you the best and easiest way to disarm a gun pointed at you!

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00:36 How to Disarm a Gun Pointed at You

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Jason Hanson is a former CIA officer and the New York Times bestselling author of "Spy Secrets That Can Save Your Life." His company trains celebrities, high-net-worth individuals, and everyday Americans in escape and evasion, hand-to-hand self-defense, evasive driving, firearms, home defense, and more.

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[davidrobins]

In simunition training on the first try, I failed to get out of the way. The paint ball hit the base of my bicep resulting in a huge red and black bruise. I learned quickly how to get out of the way.

[MontanaWelldigger]

Tap, rack and back away. Good tutorial. Retired LEO firearms instructor here.

[yafuker]

And if the perp is standing a couple feet back?

[terrymcguire]

This is why an experienced person never pulls a gun at arms length while ' danger close". Pull the gun and keep it tucked at your side pointing at the target and it will be unwise for the opponent to try and disarm you.

[brycefelperin]

I know of another one consisting of grabbing the wrist instead and pulling, then rotating the weapon to point to the assailant before pulling them out of their hand and stepping back. The round if it fires, will hit the assailant. I think that disarm and your disarm are pretty similar. There are two main points as you showed but you only explained one. The first is to get out of the way as soon as possible. The second is to pull the assailant off balance in order to give you time to complete the disarm without them fighting you. I did notice that on your rotation of the weapon you were putting your assailant off balance each time. Thanks for the video.

[Bustahbrown]

Excellent !! Great teaching Jason 👍 this flat works…
My son did this to try to teach me and he was crazy fast. I stood zero chance of getting off a shot and if I did, like you said, it would be an air ball and I’d not get off another. I always wondered where he learned this
🤜💥🤛

[bruceesterline]

Thank you Jason. I hope they remember to not cover the muzzle. Or lose a finger due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Another helpful video.

[womenmatter]

Thank you Jason for helping people God bless you and your family.

[tobylopez]

Thank you so much for sharing your expert training with us, these are life saving techniques.🙏👍🏻

[gregpizzari]

How do you disarm a bad guy if the weapon is not extended... say held adjacent to the hip, or slightly forward of the hip? That's where I would hold the weapon.

[bretgreen]

I actually never thought of that before: grab the dang gun. Nice one Jason. . .

[MikeB-innd]

Remember to train for left handed gunman.

[vanmann]

Exactly how we train in Krav Maga. It does work but you must practice and be familiar with how to use the firearm once you’ve taken possession. Remember to keep your trigger finger out of the trigger guard when practicing. Great video once again.👍

[PaisleyPatchouli]

"Muzzle-Tov" Jason; especially good advice in repeating the muzzle awareness aspect of this move. No sense in learning it if you're going to rotate the gun towards your face... ;)

[johnsullivan]

I use to teach this in a women’s self defense class. Very effective. I used the first part as a psychology class to demonstrate action, reaction cycle in the brain. Using a water pistol that had to be cocked to fire. Even after several dimensions no body was able to beat the brain’s observation delay. Everyone thought they could next time!

[thormusique]

Excellent video, thank you! There's nothing like practical tips that actuallly work, and I can attest from personal experience that this one works perfectly. And the speed of execution, which is key, is second to none. Cheers!

[davepayne]

Excellent, and as you say... easy to remember. Thanks Jason!

[danielstuart]

Just the way I learned it. It works great!

[gregorymceaddy]

Anyone with any firearms experience is not going to close distance with you...they will commence to let the speed of the round devastate your human tissue...if you are disarmed, seek any cover and escape

[mrbillga]

Very nice defense I fully believe it will work