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Skallywag Tactical boarding axe. It is kept with the recovery gear in my truck, for off-road travels :)
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Quoted: I myself keep my M18 chainsaw with a 12 amp battery. You know, for de-limbing. De-limbing trees and stuff. coughcough. View Quote |
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Trucker’s friend. it’s tough as concrete nails. It’s also cheap enough I won’t be sad if I lose it.
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Baseball bat, two gloves, and a handful of balls.
You never know when you and the son want to go hit a few baseballs around. |
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I guess I could use my folding chair as a club if I don't want to use a gun.
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Quoted: Ever get a look at the crap that is in the cab or bed of a farm truck...??? View Quote |
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Quoted: Totally not a weapon? https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1a36aQpXXXXcBXFXXq6xXFXXXd/AC1000V-DC-750-LCD-Digital-Multimeter-with-Test-Leads-Pin-Wire-Pen-Cable-Voltmeter-Ammeter-Ohm.jpg The probes do have sharp points, though. View Quote Nice - that would really amp things up though... |
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https://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en_US/climbing%2Fice-axes-piolets/viper-BD4120860000ALL1.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqN7f44XI6wIVisDACh3tdAieEAQYBiABEgLHn_D_BwE&utm_campaign=shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google
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24 inch torque wrench with a socket on it. One good hit with that and it's velcro shoes and coloring books for Christmas.
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18" 1 1/4 steel pipe to assist breaker bar if I ever need to change a tire on the road.
5# maul Collapsible trenching tool 1/2" breaker bar |
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Remember that line from Thunderdome, "He can beat most men with his breath"?
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WWII era Finish etool, 4 D cell maglite, and a "change purse" from the $4 amazon deal a few months ago.
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Quoted: Why would anyone carry something that's "not a weapon" instead of a gun? View Quote |
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Quoted: Why would anyone carry something that's "not a weapon" instead of a gun? View Quote |
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Russian entrenching shovel. Its to help turtles get out of the road, honest.
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Woodsmans Pal (a tool every red blooded man should own) and a 14" brush saw.
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Always have my gransfor bruk axe. Never know when I'll decide to head into the mountains and make a fire for some smores.
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I keep actual weapons in my car. Pepper spray escalating to a rifle. |
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Snap-on 24” 1/2” drive ratchet
36” pry bar 12” Kevlar reinforced dildo |
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21oz Hart California framing hammer
I carried one daily for nearly 8 years Like riding a bicycle |
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Quoted: None I keep actual weapons in my car. Pepper spray escalating to a rifle. View Quote Anytime I'm not at work I have a pistol on body and usually some rifle locked in the truck. Unfortunately location of work doesn't allow me to carry unless I'm going directly to the range and leaving. So the axe stays lol, and usually a esee 6 in the door |
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The stuff you use when camping but don’t take out of the truck because you don’t want to forget it next time you go. Axe, hatchet, saw, shovel. Then there’s the stuff you need for being prepared while driving. Big adjustable and channellock, breaker bar and sockets, come-a-long, wite rope and shackles.
I’d think the average scoutmaster, tradesman, farmer or veteran would have enough improvised weapons in their vehicle to outfit a dozen folks. Mainly the hatchet, tho. |
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