Do you also study Krav Maga, for abrupt situations requiring both hands?

Or kick-boxing, ju-jitsu (retired SEAL Cmdr. "Jock W." prefers ju-jitsu) etc to augment self-defense?
With so many assaults from a blind spot, that is, both hands are often critical (and barely enough) in a physical struggle, or to protect one's head or body against a typical ambush.

We know that at least a fraction, maybe a majority of sudden assaults don't involve any handgun.
An attack can be an uncomfortable idea for peace-loving people to consider (a Navy officer: brown belt fellow Krav student said this). But so is serious injury or death.

Even both of our brown belt Krav students (the Navy gent and a nurse) could not use Only a single hand while reacting to a neck choke, fist/stick swung towards their head, bearhug from behind...as this victim might want to reach under a shirt, inside a purse for a handgun.

But the common belief is that a handgun is all you need for an abrupt assault from a blind spot - or so it seems on any gun board. Certainly there is a vast number of situations, we all know that.

Our school focuses on the same, basic techniques used in many of these videos recorded at Pompano (>> note-many of these videos, i.e. knife/gun etc, are for the Higher-level students << ): "Krav Maga, Pompano Beach" on Youtube.
Most of our drills are done somewhat slowly for a while, then quicker, to reinforce the Many yellow belt, critical basics.

* Can your wife/daughter (or You) react correctly if a thug grabs either wrist - or Both wrists -- as they are being dragged towards their car, maybe to disappear forever?

You should see the two lady >> black belt instructors<< (mostly with children's and teenagers' karate). who assist the main instructor . These ladies have a fair bit of exposure to Krav also.
These 18 and 17 year-old girls are fairly petite but tough, and could kick you in the groin or even head with either foot or fist before you know that they are even Moving.

Even at just the edge of the green belt level, we drill in many ways which I had Zero exposure to -- my entire life. Even just using one of the "360 defense", to block a slowish hook punch (soft sparring glove), something which only boxing, or kick-boxing students might get to experience.

There are frequent times when I simply don't carry, and even with a handgun, a true thug isn't going to go into our forward field of vision, and can run so fast towards us that they can't even be detected.
Some schools are not even mentioning, any more, the "21 feet" concept.

.38 Special: Exactly---

--and it requires No time to be spent (I call it wasted) on non-essentials, i.e. the formalized "kata" movements typical with some of the karate progression.

Krav only involves countering a neck grab, punch, bearhug from behind etc (or just escape a hand grabbing your wrist) - where it also emphasizes a brief but Very aggressive counter attack.

>>>>>>Watch at :20. We do most of the tng. at a fairly similar slow speed. Punches/ kicks etc are Very controlled - you don't get hit, or Very mildly.
You barely even notice contact.