Posted: 10/11/2013 12:34:00 PM EDT
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What have you got for Improvised defensive devices?...
that floatation device that is your seat on an airplane can make a improvised buckler(small shield) you know bar of soap in a sock kind of thing... lets see what else people have come up with... |
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My Wilderness belt is the most dangerous thing I've found that they'll let me take on a plane.
Some Haji might not be afraid of death... but a 6'3" 280 pounds of half-crazed white American screaming at the top of his lungs waving a big hunk of steel on a strap with his pants around his ankles will give anyone pause...
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My Wilderness belt is the most dangerous thing I've found that they'll let me take on a plane. Some Haji might not be afraid of death... but a 6'3" 280 pounds of half-crazed white American screaming at the top of his lungs waving a big hunk of steel on a strap with his pants around his ankles will give anyone pause... ![]() I use my keys on a heavy duty lanyard
but lets not limit this to air travel |
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Quoted: What have you got for Improvised defensive devices?... that floatation device that is your seat on an airplane can make a improvised buckler(small shield) you know bar of soap in a sock kind of thing... lets see what else people have come up with... Can of soda in a sock or shirt, likewise, ice cubes. That metal thing in a three ring binder can be ripped out, the clasps opened, and used to whip someone or jab them. If you have time to prepare, any of the "weight in cloth" weapons can be made better by using a pair of tighty whities. The elastic can be ripped off and tied to a lock, etc.
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everything. seriously, if it isn't nailed down, and is light enough to swing, or throw, it is a weapon. yes but in this thread we are looking for specifics.. Padlocks on chains (screw your soap in a sock) staplers phone cords, USB cords, charger cords (any cords) pens, sharpened pencils phone as projectile doors (slamming) letter openers, paperweights, any heavy desk toys... chairs are good obstacles |
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My swagger stick never fails to a miscreants attention: http://swaggersticks.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/Army3.jpg.w300h419.jpg what is that made from? |
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remember folks in some states that is considered a "Slung Shot" and is illegal |
| unbrella, pen or pencil, rolled up news paper or magazine, belt, jacket, shoe especially high heeled ones, hat with or without fish hooks and lead weights hanging from it. And that's just the stuff that people usually have on them! Just about anything can be a weapon if you're willing to use it! I guess you saw video of NYC bikers using helmets to smash SUV. Tire irons, jack handles, hammers, screwdriver, large wrenches, can of spray paint; all kinds of tools can be used as a weapon. I have to choke myself to keep from answering what I really think when they ask me if I have any weapons on me when I go to court house or airport! |
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Quoted: The latter happened to me, and no, not in the way I'm sure you're thinking. ![]() Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You could use a fleshlight as a club too. Quoted: A dildo can be used as a baton. not cool The latter happened to me, and no, not in the way I'm sure you're thinking. ![]() You still walking funny?
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A dildo can be used as a baton. not cool The latter happened to me, and no, not in the way I'm sure you're thinking. ![]() You still walking funny? I still have the limp. |



