Which technique uses a circle twist to maintain control of a rifle during retention?

Which technique uses a circle twist to maintain control of a rifle during retention?

• A. Pistol Strike
• B. The Knee Rake (Firearm Retention)
• C. Rifle Retention Circle Twist
• D. R.C.A.T. Firearm Disarm (Takeaway)

Answer: (C)

The Rifle Retention Circle Twist uses a circular twisting motion of the wrists and forearms to keep control of the rifle while you’re holding it during a retention scenario. This circle motion lets you maintain a secure grip, keep the muzzle oriented toward the threat, and quickly reorient or reposition as needed while countering attempts to pull the rifle away. The knee rake relies on using a knee to create space rather than rotating the grip; Pistol Strike is a hand-strike technique and not about retaining a long gun; R.C.A.T. Firearm Disarm (Takeaway) focuses on disarming rather than maintaining retention. So the circle twist approach is the best fit for maintaining control through a circle-based grip rotation.

The Rifle Retention Circle Twist uses a circular twisting motion of the wrists and forearms to keep control of the rifle while you’re holding it during a retention scenario. This circle motion lets you maintain a secure grip, keep the muzzle oriented toward the threat, and quickly reorient or reposition as needed while countering attempts to pull the rifle away. The knee rake relies on using a knee to create space rather than rotating the grip; Pistol Strike is a hand-strike technique and not about retaining a long gun; R.C.A.T. Firearm Disarm (Takeaway) focuses on disarming rather than maintaining retention. So the circle twist approach is the best fit for maintaining control through a circle-based grip rotation.