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Practical hapkido 2 hand 2 wrist
Practical hapkido 2 hand 2 wrist
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Practical hapkido 2 hand 2 wrist

One way using a lock in dealing with a two hands grab two wrist from the front. We have a number of techniques dealing with this particular grab and a variety of variations. As with anything I show on here test it for yourself pressure test it with a not very willing partner once you […]
Mike Patrick
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Robber drill
Robber drill
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Robber drill

This particular drill was for somebody that is right on top of you and may even be holding a gun to your lower back. As was seen on a recent video. In this drill you should focus on as you turn using your body to Shield or disguise the draw. This way the weapon comes […]
Mike Patrick
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Cross wrist, the Practical hapkido way
Cross wrist, the Practical hapkido way
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Cross wrist, the Practical hapkido way

This is only one of 13 different cross wrist techniques that can be applied and from a variety of different situations and angles. To me the most important part of this is understanding the players that can be applied to increase the effectiveness of the technique
Mike Patrick
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Case head failure or malfunction
Case head failure or malfunction
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Case head failure or malfunction

A rather interesting malfunction occurred at the range today, that I had never experienced before. It was a case head failure or case head malfunction, where the cartridge actually separates at the rim of the cartridge during discharge. I felt the powder hit my face when I fired and smoke started pouring out of every […]
Mike Patrick
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Upside down
Upside down
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Upside down

Ha ha, this was fun and interesting. First it’s a bit disorienting being upside down and manipulating your firearm. Second I found that my Sig P226 wanted to slide lock even when there was a round in the magazine. Weird huh.
Mike Patrick
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Firearm training: Back to basics 3 position firing
Firearm training: Back to basics 3 position firing
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Firearm training: Back to basics 3 position firing

Working on from draw, fire from the high 2 position, the 3 or compressed ready and full extension. I should have been doing this on the DPL’s, guess I slipped into the game mode a little and extended everything. Video don’t lie and its a great way to self evaluate. Looking at this training session […]
Mike Patrick
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Push it… stress training and shooting
Push it… stress training and shooting
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Push it… stress training and shooting

Somebody during the push up challenge, challenged me to do push ups and shoot. So here is my first attempt at it. Physical stress with firearm training can really help you and in a number of areas. Strength, speed, trigger control, sight alignment, breathing control and some I’m sure that I’m missing. On this day […]
Mike Patrick
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Firearm training: 9mm vs Plaster walls test
Firearm training: 9mm vs Plaster walls test
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Firearm training: 9mm vs Plaster walls test

Having plaster walls in my home, I needed to know for myself just how tough my walls are and the penetrating power of my home defense rounds. In this test I used Corbon hollow points and some standard Winchester white box FMJ to check out penetration along with Gallus gallus domesticus used for poor mans […]
Mike Patrick
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Firearm training: Inside car dry fire training
Firearm training: Inside car dry fire training
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Firearm training: Inside car dry fire training

A look at dry fire training, tactics and safety from inside the car. Dry fire training is of huge benefit to the concealed carrier. The more you handle your firearm, the more comfortable you become with it. Nothing really takes the place of live fire, but I believe one should dedicate 3 times that time […]
Mike Patrick
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Firearm training: Dry fire access and move shoot
Firearm training: Dry fire access and move shoot
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Firearm training: Dry fire access and move shoot

Repetition is the key to this game. Many cant afford all the costs associated with going to the range a lot. It can get a bit costly. That does not mean that your practice is on hold. Dry fire, dry fire… dry fire. It is great training and will help the new or first time […]
Mike Patrick
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