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If I were out in the open (alway from cover) in the firing range of an active shooter. I would think dropping to the floor and going prone, to reduce your profile and hopefully make the shooter think you are already dead. From there quickly draw your pistol and return fire. In my opinion any...

You must learn the basics of grappling and striking and spar consistently to become comfortable. However always remember that you must adapt these arts for real life self defense situations and integrate the with weapons training.

If he's coming at you blast him as quick as possible

My heart goes out to the families of those who were murdered in Tuscon recently. However, what is important is what we can learn from such a horrible tragedy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Arthur_massacre_%28Australia%29 This is why I want you all to read about a similar event. To me...

It seems to me that the ideal time to take action would be when he was closest to you, when he was herding you into the house. From here you can attempt a disarm and neutralize the thug's firearm while simultaneously going for your own. It is my opinion that anytime an attacker puts his gun on...

I would be interested in seeing the results of taking someone who is very skilled and accomplished in IPSC or IPDA and putting them through some of the force on force and reality drills described in this thread. I would imagine after a few training sessions they would do very well and would be...

As someone who boxes I can attest to the disparity between peoples' ability in hitting the mitts and bag versus their ability in sparring. There are many guys in my gym that look Tyson esque on the heavy bag, lacing powerful and fast combos together. However once they are put into the ring...

Just punch him in the face

What kind of counter? A throw or some sort of lock?

Doing what? Lifting weights or pushing people?

Seriously you don't need to know a martial art to push someone away. Just lift weights and practice pushing people around...

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palm strikes can be effective but not as effective as punching. remember there was boxing for hundred of years before gloves (yes I know they punched differently) but neither are effective as good elbows and knees.

I have punched plenty of people in the face and never broken my hand. I did jam my thumb once though but i didn't know I did it until way after the fight and was perfectly able to continue to fight.

You are going to need to be extremely clever and quick to disarm someone if he has you dead to rights. All he has to do is point the gun right and pull a trigger, you have to do a lot of **** right.

Learn to box.

Wow, sweet police Brazil

Its called being a guy

I would like to know what the offense is here. He *found* it and turned it in.

Not just handguns, any serious injury is usually not painful until later. Watch the UFC where Sylvia has his armed snapped by an armbar. He didnt know he broke it and even moved it around saying "look its not broken". Of course after the adreniline wore off I bet he was in a world of hurt.