Rich Nance
speaker
3,154 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 4 Aug
Rich Nance’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It seemed like you're doing all these goofy steps just to result in the suspect being in a prone position, prone control, where you can now apply handcuffs.
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Dude, applying handcuffs is the last thing on my mind if someone's trying to get my gun.
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I need to start, you know, I need to secure that gun in the holster.
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I need to be on balance, make him off balance, start striking with my offhand.
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Those types of things, uh
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Those take priority over how am I gonna handcuff that guy?
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It's like you're gonna have to work on this guy before you can worry about handcuff him anyway.
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So why not use the most effective techniques and techniques that have a commonality?
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In other words, one technique that will work regardless of how the gun is grabbed, right?
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And also you have to take into account realistic pressure.
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Like
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A lot of times in training the dude would grab so with his left hand and he's his body posture is upright like this and he's standing here grabbing your gun.
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Well
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That's very unlikely because most people are right handed, so it's probably going to be a right handed or a two handed grab.
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And anytime, even in training, I've seen someone really trying to take a gun from the holster, they're never uh standing uh with their torso erect and extending their arms fully like you have no leverage, dude.
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So what they're gonna do is they're gonna get in tight, they're gonna try to pry that gun out.
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When you have that kind of a realistic disarm attempt, I realized that the techniques I was taught were were essentially null and void because the guy wasn't standing upright here where I could strike his clavicle and step behind and open the gate and take him to the ground.
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That stuff just didn't work against a realistic attack.
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That's what that's why it's important that that you do train realistically, but of course it's that crawl, walk, run approach.
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