Best Gun Disarm Techniques

[cclaxton]

I am doing Krav Maga and have learned two disarm techniques.
1) Gun in back, arms up, rotate, lock gun arm, pound away on them with elbow/fist/kick until I can reach over and pull gun from hand.
2) Gun held at head, use arms to push gun arm up and left or right, moving head away from muzzle, kicking in groin, and elbow, rotate into gun arm and remove gun.

I am sure there are a lot of other types and methods. It is an area I want to learn a lot more about.

Please post your favorite gun disarm methods.
Cody

[LittleLebowski]

[HCM]

Sorry for the quick derailment but it that an actual incident ?

[LittleLebowski]

Sorry for the quick derailment but it that an actual incident ?

Yup.

[Peally]

Since I lack any physical fighting training or skills, I'm pretty solidly in LL's camp of "Shoot them in the face or have them mauled by a dog"

Honestly even if I knew how to (physical training is certainly an interesting avenue to pursue) with an armed wacko I'm not super inclined to fight them unless there's zero other choice. With a gun to your head there's not exactly a lot of room for error.

[LittleLebowski]

Coyotesfan97 is a literal SME on the K9 stuff.

[Robinson]

I've been training in Goju for about 25 years and I've seen and practiced many variations of weapons disarms. Most of the ones that actually have a chance of working depend on the person with the gun doing something very stupid, such as holding the gun close to you as they demand whatever they are demanding. If the bad guy has enough sense to keep a little distance then a disarm is a very remote possibility at best. That doesn't mean you shouldn't fight if the person shows intent. At contact distance I would rather face a gun than a knife in skilled hands, though I would rather avoid either.

[JV_]

Please post your favorite gun disarm methods.

I think you'd get some great answers from the guys over at TPI, the user base is probably more dedicated to this type of training than the average member here.

Here's a link: http://www.totalprotectioninteractive.com/forum/

[cclaxton]

I think you'd get some great answers from the guys over at TPI, the user base is probably more dedicated to this type of training than the average member here.

Here's a link: http://www.totalprotectioninteractive.com/forum/

Thanks, James.
Cody

[Patrick Taylor]

http://www.defenseagainstcrime.com/s...eos/taylor.htm

I have taken classes with Bob Taylor. I don't know if he still teaches or not but his were the better ones I have taken on dis-armament.