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Military/Scenario:
This is another is our seated hostage positions. This scenario occurs very close to the Officer/Soldier with
the muzzle close to his head.
Breakdown:
Picture 2, shows that I am moving to my L (off center) from the arch of fire while striking the top of the
Attacker’s R forearm (median nerve) and using my R hand to secure the slide in conjunction with my
forearm to lock the R wrist. I rip the firearm down and upward as hard as possible while shoving the
opponent away using my L hand. “Tap & Rack” to chamber a round as the pistol may be out of battery
during the struggle. Notice the reactionary gap available in picture 7 with the firearm kept in a high-ready
position.
Details:
I would recommend practicing from the seated position to improve muscle memory. Special attention
should be paid to moving from the 12 o’clock position while performing the gun rip (rip).
Safety:
Other than the chance of injuring the fingers while manipulating the practice pistol, there is little risk
associated with in class work.

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