Excellent instructor, he conveyed a lot of information clearly and concisely in 12;39 minutes. Nothing that was presented was not explained and the reasoning behind it.

0:12 Always have a poop gat, in case an assassin comes for you when your pants are down.

Craig is an amazing instructor and wonderful person. One of the most humble, calm, and evidece-based teachers out there.

I would say most if not all my fights have lead to grappling and entanglements. This is what I kind of expect to see in real life. Big help.

Craig is one of the Best and most humble instructors I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and learning from.

I know exactly jask-shit about la pistola in any calibre from .22-LR right across .44 magnum. So I have nothing to add here ... I decided to post a comment just to support your YouTube account. Keep the content coming mein bruder ...

I like it!
A REAL instructor, rather than a demand-side driven product of what amounts to a tacti-cool puppy-mill!

Great video, great reasoning behind not rotating the hand. I always thought that was good because it's less likely to hit you in a struggle but that does give the attacker a great way to grab it, as if you're handing it to them. I'm sold on training that difference now. This is pretty much the first time I've seen this, actual instruction on the topic, like the MOST important topic. It's something I too have been training by basically figuring it out, and it should be obvious that if you ever actually need to use it, this will most likely be the scenario. Out of every single video I've seen of someone needing to defend themselves, there has been exactly ONE time I've seen a clean draw, and it was while someone tried to rob a student literally in a CCW class. Like seriously, he walked in a shop and tried to take a weapon from someone in the classroom. Unless you see someone running towards you with a weapon (which is highly unlikely) this is probably the skill you're going to need the most

That was a good question about the firearm angle tilted out from the body.

Awesome instruction, thx for the ride!

Thank you for the continued master classes on instruction. I could listen to Jeff and Craig all day.

Always putting out great content! Awesome stuff.

Great video on an underrepresented topic.

Soooo much better than the methods I’ve seen where people are putting their support hand behind their head.

As always- 100% on point

Craig is one of the scariest men in the room.   Nothing gives me the heebie-jeebies more then watching Graig trian his knife.

Excellent and very well presented.  Thanks!

excellent instruction...thanks for the video.

Stability is key

Good lesson, thank you Sir.