I have been itching to get to an ECQC class for years. I obviously need one of these before I attend.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2011...in-protection/
I have been itching to get to an ECQC class for years. I obviously need one of these before I attend.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2011...in-protection/
No, I think it covers the taint as well.
J.M. Johnston
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I hesitate to speak since I am not Craig and I have not seen nearly the amount of evos he has, but IME, sometimes it is a function of shooting from retention (the #2). With the downward angle it is already heading in that direction.
Other times it is still shooting form the #2, but this time from the ground up, and the pelvis is still in the way and the round traveling upwards runs into man-parts.
I'm probably using the terminology incorrectly, but in our class I saw it happen during gun struggles when the person on top took the gun away from a defender on bottom fending with the legs, exposing the taintular area as a prime target. A good example of how it happens is right at the end of the video from our class (Mar '12 OK):
(I can't seem to embed a clip staged to the right moment, so here it is at 4:18: LINK TO YOUTUBE)
--Josh
“Formerly we suffered from crimes; now we suffer from laws.” - Tacitus.
Having had quite a few blood exposures of dirtbag blood, and the medical issues that can come with that, and having been to court a metrickittenton on various cases, I would much rather, as a general rule, blast someone with my J frame than hook then with a knife given the choice ahead of time to pick one or the other.
Gun shot wounds tend, I say again tend, to bleed less than large knife wounds. Gutting bad guys, as justified as it may be, is also fraught with much more baggage than shooting bad guys, in both real court and the court of public opinion.
Just a couple of thoughts on the matter.
That sayin, I do have knives on me, and the training and will to use them.