Disclaimer: Nothing that you see in today’s video is meant to be taken seriously.
No. Really. It’s all intended for humor, and everything “taught” is actually awful advice in the real world.
But it is funny how (intentionally) ludicrous it is. Which is the point, after all. Remember, his YouTube channel is called “Enter The Dojo” (a play off of Bruce Lee’s classic martial arts movie Enter The Dragon).
So, with that said, what we’re talking about today is martial arts comedian “Master Ken,” who’ve we’ve talked about before here (in case you ever want to laugh about appendix carry).
In today’s video, Master Ken is going to a gun range to teach a safety course. And, believe me, it’s a doozy!
Master Ken covers a variety of subjects such as:
- an “invisible” gun defense technique
- a form of calisthenics with your firearm for the “ballistic Butterballs” (his phrase, not mine) out there (Richard Simmons would be proud)
- how to prevent people from unintentionally pointing a firearm at you
- going offline in firearms defense – Is it really important? And what should you do instead?
- how to take advantage of an attacker overcompensating for something
- the powerful “pistol pit” and what to do afterwards
- the “waiting by the door” technique – when and how to use it
- the importance of distance against different kinds of firearms
- how to disarm against a rifle – and how often to do it
- the importance of the tac-tickle
You can watch the brilliance of Master Ken at the gun range in the video below.
So, that is Master Ken at the gun range. Did you laugh as hard as I did at it?
Granted, I wouldn’t show that to a teenager without giving them some context about how it’s so ludicrous.
Come to think of it, I wouldn’t show it to an anti-2A activist either since they might think that it’s serious instruction. I may disagree with their politics, but I don’t want them to get themselves killed doing something foolish like taking a comedy bit as something serious.
And be sure to send your friends to this page to see this video, too, so that they can laugh all the way to the range.
