In this video, Retired Green Beret Jack Nevils demonstrates various one-handed shooting applications with the help of Michael Donvito, including shooting from a vehicle, cuffing someone with one hand, drawing a knife or flashlight with one hand, and opening doors or cabinets. Jack emphasizes the need for a strong grip and form, and also shows how to safely control an adversary's hand using a blue gun. Additionally, he highlights the importance of using cover and preventing the weapon from being separated from the body when opening doors or engaging targets.
00:00 Coming Up
00:25 One Handed Applications
04:49 Cuffing One Handed
10:07 Opening Doors and Cabinets
One Handed Applications Section
In this section, the instructor discusses the importance of practicing one-handed shooting applications, which can include shooting from a vehicle, cuffing someone with one hand, drawing a knife or flashlight with one hand, and opening doors or cabinets. When shooting one-handed, it's crucial to have a strong grip and keep the weapon at a slight angle towards the midline so the recoil goes directly back to the shooter's center line. The instructor also demonstrates a knife-pistol transition technique and using a flashlight as a one-handed shooting application.
Cuffing One Handed Section
In this section, the speaker discusses how to keep a weapon in one's hand when approaching a potential adversary. The speaker demonstrates how to safely and smartly grab and control an adversary's hand, with the use of a blue gun. They advise to cross-grab to prevent the subject from grabbing your weapon. The speaker then uses the grip to make the adversary's wrist beat his elbow to the ground and flatten him out while pinning his hips. The speaker then secures their pistol and takes control of the adversary's other arm, while using a flex cuff to tie the adversary up. Finally, the speaker offers a word of caution regarding sympathetic contraction and recommends that law enforcement officers holster up before putting their hands on someone.
Opening Doors and Cabinets Section
In this section, the speaker discusses a one-handed application of opening a door, which is an important technique to know for clearing a room. When opening a door, it is crucial to prevent flagging the hand and maintain a good shooting position. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using available cover, as it can stop more than just clothing or skin, and advises practitioners to practice the technique of preventing the weapon from being separated from the body.
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