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MLeake · August 26, 2013, 12:34 PM

https://plus.google.com/photos/11019...KOQ872Rrf3ZjwE

We had discussed the issue of drawing while being attacked, or of dealing with impact and cutting weapons a week or two ago (and many times before). I had mentioned that a couple of us would try to put together some short, basic videos.

Had a get-together last weekend with some buddies, to include TFL's Sixer. He shot with us, but had to bail for the video portion.

Buddy from out of town shot the video via smart phone, so quality is iffy; blame me for not having a better camera, and for not having better editing software.

I'm the one talking. The other guy is a former army, current corrections officer type.

Regards,

M

Edit: Video is pretty small, but you can use the icon at lower right to enter full-screen mode. Then it won't be small, just grainy.

Sorry about the Google+ nonsense... Picasa used to be much simpler.

August 26, 2013, 12:34 PM	#1
MLeake Senior Member Join Date: November 15, 2007 Location: Outside KC, MO Posts: 10,128	Two overweight, middle aged guys on retention, disarms, and basic defenses https://plus.google.com/photos/11019...KOQ872Rrf3ZjwE We had discussed the issue of drawing while being attacked, or of dealing with impact and cutting weapons a week or two ago (and many times before). I had mentioned that a couple of us would try to put together some short, basic videos. Had a get-together last weekend with some buddies, to include TFL's Sixer. He shot with us, but had to bail for the video portion. Buddy from out of town shot the video via smart phone, so quality is iffy; blame me for not having a better camera, and for not having better editing software. I'm the one talking. The other guy is a former army, current corrections officer type. Regards, M Edit: Video is pretty small, but you can use the icon at lower right to enter full-screen mode. Then it won't be small, just grainy. Sorry about the Google+ nonsense... Picasa used to be much simpler. Last edited by MLeake; August 26, 2013 at 12:48 PM.