C.O.R.R.: Clamp, Orient, Ram, Retract.

Chris Fry of MDTS Training takes a step-by-step look at employing the C.O.R.R. principle with a long gun. It’s designed to prevent takeaways and engage an aggressor at close quarters without using lethal force. Chris also presents options for lethal force should that become necessary.

5 Responses to “C.O.R.R.: Clamp, Orient, Ram, Retract.”

1. Kevin Kerr August 14th, 2015

   Thanks, I noted 2 mistakes I could have made in the Ramp, retraction movement I could have easily made under the stress of the situation. Much appreciated

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2. HLH30277 March 13th, 2015

   Nice video, but shouldn’t the first “R” be RAM instead of RAMP?

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3. Chris T September 6th, 2014

   Interesting concept but it seems based on self defense. As a team member making entry, you are offensive. Once a suspect grabs that carbine, all bets are off. You strike until he stops. The sling is there for a reason. He should use it. Let go of the carbine, draw your handgun and end the fight.

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4. Paul Collier August 28th, 2014

   want to learn how to use my weapons instructo

   r fences

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5. Jim K August 28th, 2014

   Ditch the sling, it makes a great thing to grab onto and give you some serious problems.

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