iChokePeople
Master
- Feb 11, 2011
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Well, we weren't practicing with a firearm. However, I had my son grab my belt and hold onto it. I was able to turn my hips into him and he had to let go of my belt. When I turned into him, this was when I could go into an arm-bar. Actually, it was more of a shoulder lock. He only had a hold of my right arm with his left hand. He had to use his right hand to grab at my belt. I figured this would be similar to somebody latching onto the butt of my pistol. This is what gives you the room to maneuver. The right had pushes your right arm across your body. The left hand grabs your right arm while the attacker reaches down with the right hand to snatch the firearm. When they go for the grab, they are only holding onto you with one hand.
... And one gun, that is secured to your belt. I don't grab that way, as I said, and it MIgHT give enough space vs the way I grab, but I'd have to see it to believe it would get you out... WITH your gun.
Also, from a handshake to arm drag type of entry, you'd have to be 100% ready to avoid it. It's really interesting/scary.