So....you want to get a gun?

[Yahoshua]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080318/wl_sthasia_afp/healthindiapopulationfamilyplanningguns;_ylt=AgCqI MtUH0opPBdanv0GtGkBxg8F

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k84/yahoshua/Smilies/deal-1.gif

[Platapus]

Gulp.

I know that I said I would give my left nut for a FN 5.7 but I was not serious :oops:

[Jimbuna]

No thanks....I'll stick to my baton :lol:

[Kapitan_Phillips]

No thanks....I'll stick to my baton :lol:

http://meow.catsplz.com/kittens/pictures/234/I-see-what-you-did-there.jpg

[Jimbuna]

No thanks....I'll stick to my baton :lol:

http://meow.catsplz.com/kittens/pictures/234/I-see-what-you-did-there.jpg

The peacemaker http://www.psionguild.org/forums/images/smilies/wolfsmilies/wolfcop.gif

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http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/7821/batonzg4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[Kapitan_Phillips]

Dont you guys have those extendable ones? ;)

[Jimbuna]

Dont you guys have those extendable ones? ;)

http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/223/batonlargeopento7.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

The problem with them is that they are only 8" when sheathed/retracted. You tend to forget about their physical presence and stab yersel in the kidneys getting in and out of vehicles. :oops:

[Platapus]

PR-24 the best Public Relations tool out there :)

[Yahoshua]

Sounds wonderful.....being jabbed by a pointed baton every time you sit down or get up.

[Tchocky]

Sounds wonderful.....being jabbed by a pointed baton every time you sit down or get up.

Happens all the time.



It's a man's life, being in prison.

[Yahoshua]

So have you had to deal with a prisoner who's all "Bronzed" up?

:lol:

[Skybird]

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/7821/batonzg4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

Fantastic weapon that is, a Tonfa, it is so much better a weapon than what police learns to do with it. I prefer it to any other kind of knife or combat stick, and would even prefer it to a tazer.

The telescope stick you posted - we call them Viper over here - is nice to have it with you, but is relatively heavy and not as versatile as a solid stick of same length. It's hidden in some box of mine and collects dust. You also better don't use it in a fast moving, rotating, handswitching way like you eventually would use to do with a solid stick to confuse your opponent - Vipers tend to fold in in the most unwelcomed moment. :) A simple blocking action eventually may be enough to make the three segments fall together, so this is nothing to be used against a prepared and maybe even armed opponent. an opponent with a soldi stick himself would be even worse.

No matter what, combat sticks need a lot of training. But if you excel in it, they are a devastating weapon in close range combat, and very versatile. My mentor used to call the three tips of a Tonfa the "three degrees of freedom" :lol:

If you really want overkill capacity in close range combat, train to competently handle Nunchakoos. I sucked with them, and gave it up soon, they are not for me. Definitely even less suited for the casual user :lol:

[The WosMan]

Already own plenty of them. If they flew out of Bombay here and wanted to come to my house and try to do that they will get theirs shot off.

[TarJak]

Of course! Sterilisation! The obvious answer to an infestation of bandits!:o

[peterloo]

Of course! Sterilisation! The obvious answer to an infestation of bandits!:o

Sterilization! So that people there give less babies and makes the whole country wealthier. In that way, nobody will go and become a bandit!

[Jimbuna]

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/7821/batonzg4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

Fantastic weapon that is, a Tonfa, it is so much better a weapon than what police learns to do with it. I prefer it to any other kind of knife or combat stick, and would even prefer it to a tazer.

The telescope stick you posted - we call them Viper over here - is nice to have it with you, but is relatively heavy and not as versatile as a solid stick of same length. It's hidden in some box of mine and collects dust. You also better don't use it in a fast moving, rotating, handswitching way like you eventually would use to do with a solid stick to confuse your opponent - Vipers tend to fold in in the most unwelcomed moment. :) A simple blocking action eventually may be enough to make the three segments fall together, so this is nothing to be used against a prepared and maybe even armed opponent. an opponent with a soldi stick himself would be even worse.

No matter what, combat sticks need a lot of training. But if you excel in it, they are a devastating weapon in close range combat, and very versatile. My mentor used to call the three tips of a Tonfa the "three degrees of freedom" :lol:

If you really want overkill capacity in close range combat, train to competently handle Nunchakoos. I sucked with them, and gave it up soon, they are not for me. Definitely even less suited for the casual user :lol:

I honestly couldn't say I'm the most proficient in it's use......but it's a good visual deterrent nonetheless.

Carbon being stronger than bone ;)