IMO, if a dojo teaches defense against a knife, they first have to teach how to fight with a knife.
If a dojo teaches disarms against a firearm, they first have to have the students in question become trained in the use of firearms.
It doesn't make any sense to me to do it any other way other than making the students think they're learning something when they aren't.
If a dojo teaches disarms against a firearm, they first have to have the students in question become trained in the use of firearms.
It doesn't make any sense to me to do it any other way other than making the students think they're learning something when they aren't.