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Where can I find, buy, or... "borrow" these? (Mega-thread) :D

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Participants Lisa Palmer5Kate Hernandezplacidfox55Harold Kern5William White2John Palmer4Terry Rodriguez41Walter Fowler53Jonathan Palmerboldeagle3northernmaker2restlesspanther1Carol Jackson45wearycyclist4nimblemarlin17Richard Thompson33Michael Castillo7Lisa Rodriguez84northernhawk29Nathan Kim51cosmicskipper55mistyseal11driftingcrane13mistywolf17 …
Lisa Rodriguez84 Lisa Rodriguez84 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
#81 ·
Truth. And they actually look pretty "normal" too. I might just pick some up before winter hits. Forget about shoveling snow...😬
Plus, not having to deal with any issues from the cops is their biggest selling point.
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#82 ·
There’s a way where you can actually roll those debts over while simultaneously padding your pockets, so it would likely pay for itself quite rapidly...🙂 👍
Lisa Rodriguez84 Lisa Rodriguez84 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
#83 ·
They don't have them in red? 🤔
I mean, specifically for the boxers and all that... You could make a killing on that. Imagine, a knockout in the first round—not minutes, but seconds!! 🤣
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#84 ·
Everything is being outsourced these days, I suppose; before long, even the Chinese will be churning them out under labels like Calvin Klein, Versace, or Emporio Armani... whatever the market demands at the moment.
Nathan Myers28 Nathan Myers28 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#85 ·
image I’ll be the first to admit—this is definitely the primary weapon of choice here—but honestly, this one works just as well for keeping someone at a distance image , and as for this image? You could practically jam that right into their mouth.
silverdrifter2 silverdrifter2 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#86 ·
Michael Castillo7 said:Does anyone happen to know where I might be able to pick up a pair of boxing gloves? I've been looking everywhere.

Look, man, just head down to a local machine shop and have them custom-build one to fit you perfectly! 🙏
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#87 ·
In case you guys weren't aware, that’s actually illegal. I’m not entirely sure if just owning one falls under the law—probably doesn't—but stepping off your own property and onto public ground with it? That’s a punishable offense under U.S. law. But hey, think about it and do what you want.

A boxer is a total coward of a tool; it just inflicts nasty, heavy injuries.
Taylor Bennett Taylor Bennett Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#88 ·
Alright then... what are you people even saying about the telescope?!?!---nothing more pathetic than this
😬
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#89 ·
A brass knuckle is a real coward’s tool, honestly, though I won't deny they can inflict some pretty nasty, heavy injuries.

And what exactly constitutes being "brave"—is it charging at five people at once? Personally, I believe that when you're defending yourself, any means necessary are justified. A telescopic baton is quite effective, certainly, but if we are looking at those types of implements—excluding guns or knives, obviously—a decent stun gun is probably your best bet; you just catch them off guard with the shock and then take them down while they're stumbling around like an idiot. Though, as I mentioned on the previous page, SAP gloves are the real deal... that's where the true advantage lies.
Kate Garcia6 Kate Garcia6 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2007
#90 ·
The switchblade is arguably the superior tool, though I’m reasonably certain you’ll need more than just good aim to bypass the legal hurdles regarding cold weapon possession in this country.
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#91 ·
What on earth is this permit for cold weapons? It’s absolute madness. A knife is perfectly legal... a standard pocketknife is just a tool, and any reasonable person should have the right to carry one without all this bureaucratic nonsense...
Harold Brown39 Harold Brown39 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2007
#92 ·
I'm grabbing the pepper spray and aiming it right at all of them. Or maybe we just blow the whole lot of us up with two grenades.
Harold Brown39 Harold Brown39 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Oct 2007
#93 ·
btw, looks like the speech patterns are dropping here 😁

America 👋, America 👋, America 👋
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#94 ·
It serves its purpose quite effectively for self-defense, though I suppose one shouldn't be surprised when those Chernobyl-bred kids—those skinheads—decide to show up instead.🙂
Nathan Myers28 Nathan Myers28 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#95 ·
Look, if you're just out there boxing and all that nonsense—honestly, if you want to actually crush someone, you should head over to a Shaolin temple and train some real Kung Fu! If you ever find yourself facing five guys at once, you’ll need that kind of power. Just look at Bruce Lee—the man single-handedly dismantled an entire Japanese Bushido school style. And hey, if you really want to get serious about weaponry, grab yourself a metal nunchaku.
Richard Thompson33 Richard Thompson33 Active Member
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joined May 2004
#96 ·
Nathan Myers28 said:Look, if you're just out there boxing and all that nonsense—honestly, if you want to actually crush someone, you should head over to a Shaolin temple and train some real Kung Fu! If you ever find yourself facing five guys at once, you’ll need that kind of power. Just look at Bruce Lee—the man single-handedly dismantled an entire Japanese Bushido school style. And hey, if you really want to get serious about weaponry, grab yourself a metal nunchaku.

😁 total nonsense
Nathan Myers28 Nathan Myers28 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#97 ·
Richard Thompson33 said:😁 total nonsense

Well, hey—don't sweat it! Honestly, even I have those moments where my brain just decides to take an unscheduled vacation—it happens to the best of us! image
Here’s the real deal—I actually built this thing myself from the ground up, and honestly? I’ve already learned a whole lot more than I expected.
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#98 ·
Forget about boxing or any of that nonsense; if you actually want to beat someone up, go find a Shaolin temple and train in Kung Fu. If five of them jump you at once, you’ll be able to handle them easily—just look at how Bruce Lee tore through that entire Japanese bushido school. And honestly, if you want a real weapon, just grab a metal nunchaku.

You're watching way too many movies... it's because of cinema that people end up getting hurt in the first place... I always think back to this friend of mine who actually tried to jump off a balcony using nothing but an umbrella when he was a kid...😬 absolute Mary Poppins nonsense...
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#99 ·
I'm thinking about picking up some tear gas. Just purely out of curiosity, you know, to see just how "comfortable" these colorful little poisons actually feel when they hit. 😬
Having a Shocker would be pretty sweet, too—I could definitely find a use for that. 🙂
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#100 ·
Based on my daily reading of the Black Chronicle, it seems like you won't be allowed to step foot outside without some kind of protection very soon, even if it’s just a canister of pepper spray later in the evening...👎

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