From my long experience in Corrections, there are very few impact weapons as devastating as a simple master-lock in a common tube sock. You can make a sumbitch wish he had never gotten into your space when you start swinging that little improvisation. And, while that little device is lethal, by simply modifying it so that you're swinging a bar of soap rather than a padlock, the devise is ever so punishing without seeming quite so lethal.MarkD wrote:Which brings up the question of what one could carry that would accomplish the same thing, but be innocuous enough to pass scrutiny if seen by a constable?
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I used to carry a stainless steel water bottle that, when full, I thought would make a dandy improvised weapon. Completely deniable too: "Officer, when Mr Sumdood attacked me I grabbed the first thing I could find, which happened to be this water bottle,and smacked him across the puss with it. No, you can keep it, it's dented now and covered with blood and bits of tooth.PawPaw wrote:From my long experience in Corrections, there are very few impact weapons as devastating as a simple master-lock in a common tube sock. You can make a sumbitch wish he had never gotten into your space when you start swinging that little improvisation. And, while that little device is lethal, by simply modifying it so that you're swinging a bar of soap rather than a padlock, the devise is ever so punishing without seeming quite so lethal.MarkD wrote:Which brings up the question of what one could carry that would accomplish the same thing, but be innocuous enough to pass scrutiny if seen by a constable?
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Wouldn't it be better half full?MarkD wrote:I used to carry a stainless steel water bottle that, when full, I thought would make a dandy improvised weapon. Completely deniable too: "Officer, when Mr Sumdood attacked me I grabbed the first thing I could find, which happened to be this water bottle,and smacked him across the puss with it. No, you can keep it, it's dented now and covered with blood and bits of tooth.PawPaw wrote:From my long experience in Corrections, there are very few impact weapons as devastating as a simple master-lock in a common tube sock. You can make a sumbitch wish he had never gotten into your space when you start swinging that little improvisation. And, while that little device is lethal, by simply modifying it so that you're swinging a bar of soap rather than a padlock, the devise is ever so punishing without seeming quite so lethal.MarkD wrote:Which brings up the question of what one could carry that would accomplish the same thing, but be innocuous enough to pass scrutiny if seen by a constable?
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Prices? They weren't listed.
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I assumed full would be better from a weaponry standpoint, it's heavier and since the water isn't compressible it's less likely to dent or burst. Half-full probably works better from a deniability standpoint, and mine often was half-full because its primary function was as a water bottle.Jered wrote:Wouldn't it be better half full?MarkD wrote:I used to carry a stainless steel water bottle that, when full, I thought would make a dandy improvised weapon. Completely deniable too: "Officer, when Mr Sumdood attacked me I grabbed the first thing I could find, which happened to be this water bottle,and smacked him across the puss with it. No, you can keep it, it's dented now and covered with blood and bits of tooth.PawPaw wrote: From my long experience in Corrections, there are very few impact weapons as devastating as a simple master-lock in a common tube sock. You can make a sumbitch wish he had never gotten into your space when you start swinging that little improvisation. And, while that little device is lethal, by simply modifying it so that you're swinging a bar of soap rather than a padlock, the devise is ever so punishing without seeming quite so lethal.
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I knew a fellow who was a set electrician in the trade. He kept a large leather poke with change in it and charged five cents to make change for others on the job. If it could be easily removed, $15-$20 of coin packs a real wallop. And it also has a non-lethal purpose for being there.
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So long as Latex Saps are OK...
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Totally illegal in MO, but specifically allowed under my CCW.skb12172 wrote:Perfectly legal in KY and covered by my CCDW. Love living in a free state.
I'm not sure if I should be all because I'm allowed to carry one or all because I have to be allowed to carry one.
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