Saps, blackjacks, "coin purses", etc...

[Fargo]

He sounds dreamy.

In a slightly squirrelly sort of way? I am interested in taking one of this guys classes, any ideas where one finds a schedule etc.?

 

[MCgrease08]

Thanks guys. Curious on your thinking regarding the pinky loop/ring vs. the strap. Is it a solid ring or more like a split/key ring?

Solid ring. I wanted the ring for two reasons. One, I hook my house key and alarm fob on it to make it even more innocuous looking. Two, I can have my pinky finger through it as I "get my keys" making it much easier to pull from my pocket and get a grip on. To me the strap makes it look more "sap" and less "coin purse", and I actually do use it to hold change and (as stated) keys.

I'd not put car keys on it, though, way too much weight pulling down on your ignition if you still use real keys.

Pretty much what BBI said. I don't hang any keys off mine, but the loop means you only need to hook one finger through it to fish it out of your pocket which helps with a quick draw/deployment.

Also the ring is much less conspicuous than the leather strap which probably does add some stability and stiffness, but to me screams, "this is made for hittin' fools."

 

[Hawkeye]

I kind of like my 36” x 1” crook-end cane (medical device).


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[BehindBlueI's]

I kind of like my 36” x 1” crook-end cane (medical device).


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A cane is an excellent option, especially with a bit of training. I strongly considered getting one for the Paris trip, but ultimately decided I didn't want to keep up with one.

 

[Hawkeye]

Saps, blackjacks, "coin purses", etc...

A cane is an excellent option, especially with a bit of training. I strongly considered getting one for the Paris trip, but ultimately decided I didn't want to keep up with one.

Yep. Just starting but it feels good and may have some added benefits too.


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[rhino]

Canes are a great defensive tool . . . until you actually need one to stand or move! Then it's tough to use for much other than standing and moving.

 

[Dead Duck]

They make some kickin handicap tools.

https://www.coldsteel.com/products/walking-canes-by-cold-steel.html

 

[Hawkeye]

Canes are a great defensive tool . . . until you actually need one to stand or move! Then it's tough to use for much other than standing and moving.

Not at that point...


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[Dirtebiker]

snipped to the appropriate part.

#8 reads to me that as long as I lawfully make, move, use, or sell any thing, for any lawful use, then I can legally own a machine gun.

This is kindof a threadjack, but in reading the block of code RKBA posted, this jumped out at me. Anyone care to take a stab at interpretation?

I like the cut of your jib mister!

 

[hammerd13]

Here is a fairly good instructional video, imo. I've not used a SAP, but after hearing from Gunsite instructors and BBI on how useful a "coin purse" SAP can be (especially oversees or in gun free zones) I'm getting one aSAP. See what I did there?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4HoPp79tHQ

 

[Drail]

Groan.......