The ONLY Thing To Know To Survive An Active Shooter
 

Just got these in my email and thought they were interesting and informative. Tim Larkin is a self defense guy I have been learning from (Target Focus Training) for years. His guest is an expert on this and he only uses facts. Perhaps this could save some lives. Share with everyone you know.

Pt. 1
https://youtu.be/FDDK0jLsdKQ

Pt. 2
https://youtu.be/nRt2bjdCEO4

Pt 1
 

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Pt 2
 

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Hopefully a mod can shoot up your stupid thread.

can we get a cliff notes answer?

Serpentine running.

The primary thing, I assume, is to get extremely lucky and not have the shooter anywhere in your immediate vicinity?

Return fire. The end.

I wonder if this guy has any advice about dealing with tsetse flies the size of eagles.

I honestly think I'm just going to play dead. How often has shooter shot people laying on the ground?

I feel like I can hold my breath pretty well.

This is the right answer. I don't fault people for wanting to think about this kind of stuff, but the reality is that dying from an active shooter is an incredibly unlikely way for people to die.

I'd have to look up stats to be sure, but I'd be pretty confident you'd be more likely to die from an accidental gun discharge than from an active shooter.

If the shooter is a grizzly bear you're golden.

Nah

https://media.tenor.co/images/25c1a5...5c4314b130/raw

You can't deal with the Flamenco Dancers of Death because they're protected by the Guacamole Act of 1919.

Great reference.

People being afraid of sharks is another. You are more likely to die from a vending machine than a shark.