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    Manual of Arms for Baseball Bat

    Um the mace was so horrendous of a weapon that there was the first ever arms treaty over them. Why? Simple, it killed more soldiers than any other three weapons combined, and the few that survived were a burden on the rest of sociaty. The reason was, it crushed even plate armor, and damaged the...
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    Shocking: Slingshot vs. Safety Glasses

    You might try testing "Shooting glasses", also there are several "Bulletproof Glasses" that are battle proven. The US military is useing at least one brand in the war on terror and they have saved eyes and lives.
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    Telescopic Baton Techniques

    You asked about the mindset during the use of a baton .... First rule, "Unless there is no other option to save your life from the individual, and it is obvious to not just you but others, for your eventual legal defense, NEVER hit them in the head, or spine." Other than that, it is much like...
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    Anyone use Mil-Comm TW25B grease to protect knives from corrosion?

    I know this is sort of off thread ... but some cooking oils are remarkably spoil resistant, food grade, and don't alert trained weapons detecting dogs, as it doesn't have the same scent. This also means that other animals that have become accustumed to running from gun oil smell, won't run from...
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    Manual of Arms for Baseball Bat

    Any Cane, stick, baton, and some sword fighting styles ar compatable with a bat. Gentlemen let us not forget that the head is not the only effective target on the human body. Legs, knees, arms, elbows, clavicles, and ribs are wonderfull things to break by pure force of blunt object. In about...
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    Real combat knife

    I'm interested in the "Nameless" Japanese knife made in Seki Japan, used by the S Viet Spec For listed above. I have owned a ka-bar type knife, It was a gift. The nut on the back was indeed a nut other than that and a smaller and slightly less angled blade it was almost ident to a pilots ka-bar...
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