[Stebalo]

This document (http://datacenter.ap.org/./wdc/fbiweapons.pdf) is pretty interesting

[stealthmode]

very interesting

[JShirley]

Some are pretty ingenious. Some are just not weapons.

John

[Combat-wombat]

If you look on page 49, there's a picture of a "Card knife". The FBI lists the manufacturer as "unknown, and there's a large, visible "Microtech" logo on the blade.

[JesusCow]

Just got this in an email from my boss.

2MB - 89 page PDF with some interesting concealed blades of all kinds.

Concealed Weapons Guide (http://files.nokansas.net/Concealed%20Wpns%20-%20FBI%202003.pdf)

[clipse]

Now the real question is, how much of that stuff do you have?


clipse

[srschick]

Page 49

CARD KNIFE
MANUFACTURER:
UNKNOWN
MADE IN USA
COMPOSITION:
PLASTIC AND
METAL



It says right on the blade "MICROTECH"

Bright people we have in our government. :banghead:

[Hkmp5sd]

All that does is make me want to go knife shopping. :)

[Foe[H]ammer]

Am I missing the joke or did they just provide a shopping list of things metal detectors won't pick up to anyone interested in smuggling a weapon on an airplane?

[lee n. field]

A key ring knife --- Run Away! Run Away!

And excuse me, plastic razor blades????

[mercedesrules]

(clipse) Now the real question is, how much of that stuff do you have?
No, the real question is, "Is JesusCow a fedgov weapons-grabber?". :scrutiny:

[Diggler]

Could you imagine the irony if an Islamic extremist attacked you with...

a crucifix knife?

a NASCAR Helmet knife?

Or trying to sneak a knife on by disguising it as a handgun, rifle or shotgun cartridge??? "Gee officer, I'd never try to sneak a knife onboard. All I have is this ammo here!"

And how could you SERIOUSLY hurt someone with the ring knife?

[45R]

And how could you SERIOUSLY hurt someone with the ring knife

Carotid Artery attack.

[Harry Tuttle]

gee, i wonder if you could get aboard with an audio CD
:rolleyes:
a little yin/yang pre-scored action and you have 2 sharp claws RTG

[Gifted]

I want a bullet knife.

[lee n. field]

gee, i wonder if you could get aboard with an audio CD

a little yin/yang pre-scored action and you have 2 sharp claws RTG

And if you have a Windows install CD to break, you can have an improvised Morgul blade. :D

CDs are harder to break than you might think, and sometimes they just shatter.

[hillkillr]

The point of this lesson is, if someone wants to bring sharp objects on an airplane they can. But has a plane ever been highjacked with any of these?

My favorite is the carbon fiber knife, I want to try and make one out of my old R/C car chassis...

[Ohen Cepel]

Mosly junk.

And to think that while traveling with a group of soldiers we had to break off the file from our finger nail clippers or leave them behind. God only knows the havoc we could have created with a fingernail file:cuss:

All of this stuff is like closing the barn door after the horses have escaped.

You must keep your enemy at a distance. Don't let him in the country in the first place is a much better idea than to worry about a plastic knife on a plain!

[Ed]

Most of that stuff I can buy in the local gas stations here in Arkansas. I like the X-ray images. Now we all know what they look like . I will remember that if I see a .38 special shell that says 30.06 spring on it that it is really a knife. I've always wondered if someone could just sharpen one edge of a carkey and have a knife. No need to have a fake knife/key.