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Patriot's Self Defense System review
A $37 self-defense package of a 250-plus page manual and 40 short videos from a security contractor named Bruce Perry, whose sales pitch leans on an extreme home-invasion story and claims like a 75-year-old with arthritis breaking an attacker's arm.
Pass
Unusually for this batch, what you actually get here is spelled out: a manual over 250 pages and more than 40 short videos, and the $37 price matches across the video, the order form and the seller's own refund page, with a 60-day window confirmed in writing. That specificity is why offer clarity and pricing honesty score better than most of this group. What sinks it is the claim discipline: an extreme, unverifiable personal anecdote, a 75-year-old breaking an attacker's arm, and a claimed 42-out-of-42 field test against professional fighters, none of it backed by any named source. Fear-based marketing dressed as instruction is still fear-based marketing, so we recommend against buying despite the clearer offer terms.
- Price
- $37
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Nobody until the claims about field-tested results are backed by anything beyond the seller's own account
- Not for
- Anyone looking for self-defense instruction grounded in verifiable sources rather than dramatic personal stories
Patriot's Self Defense System at a glance
Patriot's Self Defense System is a digital package described in its text transcript as a "How to Defeat Extreme Violence" manual of over 250 pages plus more than 40 video demonstrations totaling about 1.5 hours, taught by Bruce Perry, who describes himself as a security contractor and martial arts trainer from the Bronx with 22 years of experience training bodyguards and government security personnel. The pitch opens with a graphic, unverifiable personal story of a home invasion involving his wife and daughters, then makes claims such as a 75-year-old with arthritis being able to break an attacker's arm with a wrist motion, and that 42 out of 42 untrained volunteers won fights against professional fighters in a supposed field test. None of these claims are backed by any named study or independent source. The order form charges $37.00 once, matching the price on the video, with a 60-day refund window that is also confirmed on the seller's own refunds page. Contact is only through bruce@patriot-selfdefense.com; no company name or address is given.
- Format
- Digital manual (250-plus pages) plus 40-plus video demonstrations (about 1.5 hours total)
- Price
- $37.00 once, matching the video and the order form
- Refund window
- 60 days, confirmed on both the order form and the seller's refunds page
- Instructor
- Bruce Perry, described as a security contractor and martial arts trainer
- Seller
- Not named as a company; contact only via bruce@patriot-selfdefense.com
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- psdef14
A manual and video count, actually stated
The material describes a manual of over 250 pages and more than 40 video demonstrations totaling about 1.5 hours, more specific than most listings in this group.
For offer clarity we give 6.5.
Same $37 everywhere
The $37 price matches across the sales video, the order form and the seller's own refunds page, with no discrepancy found.
For pricing honesty we give 8.0.
A 75-year-old breaking an arm, unverified
The pitch includes claims like a 75-year-old with arthritis breaking an attacker's arm and 42 out of 42 volunteers beating professional fighters, none backed by a named source.
For claim discipline we give 2.5.
A named trainer, no company
Bruce Perry is named as the instructor with a contact email, but no company name or physical address is given anywhere in the material reviewed.
For vendor transparency we give 4.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Manual page count and video length are actually stated
- Price matches across the video, form and refund page
- 60-day refund window confirmed in writing on the seller's own page
- Named instructor with a direct contact email
What does not
- Extreme personal anecdote used to sell the course
- Unverified claim of a 75-year-old breaking an attacker's arm
- Unbacked claim of 42 out of 42 volunteers beating professional fighters
- No company name or physical address given
Patriot's Self Defense System FAQ
Is Patriot's Self Defense System legit?
It is a working ClickBank order form with a named instructor and a price that matches everywhere checked, but its field-test claims are not backed by any named source.
How much does it cost?
The order form charges $37.00 once, the same price shown on the sales video.
What do you actually get?
A manual of over 250 pages plus more than 40 video demonstrations totaling about 1.5 hours, per the text transcript.
How do I get a refund?
The order form and the seller's own refunds page both confirm a 60-day window.
Who teaches the system?
Bruce Perry, described as a security contractor and martial arts trainer; contact is only via bruce@patriot-selfdefense.com.
The bottom line
Unusually for this batch, what you actually get here is spelled out: a manual over 250 pages and more than 40 short videos, and the $37 price matches across the video, the order form and the seller's own refund page, with a 60-day window confirmed in writing. That specificity is why offer clarity and pricing honesty score better than most of this group. What sinks it is the claim discipline: an extreme, unverifiable personal anecdote, a 75-year-old breaking an attacker's arm, and a claimed 42-out-of-42 field test against professional fighters, none of it backed by any named source. Fear-based marketing dressed as instruction is still fear-based marketing, so we recommend against buying despite the clearer offer terms.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Medicinal Garden Kit scores 7.3/10 and is rated Worth it.
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