Jul07
by Tiger McKee, The Tactical Wire
“The opponent’s reaction to an offensive, or defensive, move cannot be taken for granted. His reaction must be recognized, evaluated, and appropriately dealt with – all within a split second.”
The quote above applies perfectly to fighting with firearms, but is actually from Herman Kauz’s “Tai Chi Handbook.” Tai Chi Chuan, loosely translated as “grand ultimate boxing,” is a soft martial art as opposed to hard/external arts such as Karate, which has violent punches, blocks and kicks. Fighting with firearms is an internal martial art; with firearms balance, sensitivity, stability, and awareness are critical to defeating your threat(s).
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