Carrying protection , knifes

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  1. brsims

    brsims Road Train Member

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    Nah. Heavy enough tool and a healthy swing for torso. Bang their ribs good and hard. Difficult to stay on the attack when breathing takes priority.

    Basically swing for the cheap seats!
     
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  3. Jepperd

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    Fenix PD36R flashlight. 2 of them. 1 for each front pocket. Clips in place. 1600 lumen. Bright enough to blind. Strobe button. Like a roll of coins in each fist. Long enough to protrude from your grip for jabbing ouch spots. Rechargeable. Not a weapon. It's a flashlight. I do not work for Fenix.
     
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  4. Rubber duck kw

    Rubber duck kw Road Train Member

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    Well yeah the only rule in a fight is win.
     
  5. skinnytrucker79

    skinnytrucker79 Light Load Member

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    I’ll have to look one of those lights up. I had a Stinger light
     
  6. skinnytrucker79

    skinnytrucker79 Light Load Member

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    Most driver are out of breath just climbing in and out of their truck. I think you got to be a fool to not have any kind of personal protection in these days . Even truck drivers are turning more violent to each other
     
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  7. jammer910Z

    jammer910Z Road Train Member

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    20200511_165209.jpg My EDC (every day carry)
    9mm
    spare mag
    folding knife
    tactical pen

    The TacPen is an actual working pen, but it's strictly for self defense.
    Flat thumb top for grip/thrust.. very sharp point on tip.
    I can drive that thing through a sheet of plywood if I needed to.
    You can get them for as little as $10-$15, but I wouldn't recommend it.
    The good ones usually run in the $50-$150 range.
    Every cop I've ever disclosed it to has handled it and loved it.
     
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  8. skellr

    skellr Road Train Member

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    The crackheads in W-Memphis come to mind. They are even brazen/dumb enough to follow you behind the trailer and out of sight...
     
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  9. skinnytrucker79

    skinnytrucker79 Light Load Member

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    It really does look like your off the shelf pen that’s pretty cool . As for the firearm I don’t agree with the laws even though I broke it 20 + years ago but the government would love nothing more than to strip them out of everyone’s hands . I’m just one less person they will have to deal with if they ever get their day (god forbid)
     
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  10. skinnytrucker79

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    Not sure I’m recalling the incident but a few regular customers I visit almost weekend one driver is waking up to another and pounding on their truck and going to blows in the middle of the parking lot
     
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  11. Chinatown

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    I carry this and it can't be classified as a weapon in a lawsuit like the tactical ball point pen can.
    This thing is a slashing weapon for the face and eyes. It's a stainless steel ball point pen and perfectly legal to carry.
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