[thekiemsau]

It can be a good weapon.
When you're cornered

 

[hawgrider]

Silly goose come to a gunfight with nunchucks.

 

[A Watchman]

We don't get many nunchucks here, but damn the numbnuts run amuck!

 

[Prepared One]

I love stupid early in the morning. It prepares me for the rest of my day. :tango_face_grin:

 

[hawgrider]

I love stupid early in the morning. It prepares me for the rest of my day. :tango_face_grin:

Heard that!

Where do these first post winners come from?

 

[Camel923]

Lots of work to become proficient. A firearm at this point in life is preferable to grappling, in close contact.

 

[rstanek]

Sticks on a string will do more damage to the user then the perpetrator if you don’t know how they work.... I carry lead instead of sticks......

 

[Chipper]

I'll stick to the good ole baseball bat. After the J-frame is empty.

 

[Illini Warrior]

talking about an offensive weapon in the eyes of the law & court - most likely a premeditated attack on your part - especially if you have training ....

might as well make some outrageous zombie weapon and make sure about the end results >>> you're not getting in any more trouble ....

 

[WhatTheHeck]

Before we started our hand to hand combat training in boot camp, the hand to hand instructor told us to avoid hand to hand to your best ability and if all else has failed.
Some martial arts can be beneficial.
Others seem like fads.

 

[Sasquatch]

I trained with them when I was younger. Cool looking weapon but not super practical.

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[Kauboy]

Remove the chain and second stick.
Elongate the remaining stick.
Permanently affix second stick at 90 degrees to the first stick, about a hand's width up from the end.

Yeah... I like that kind of nunchuck.

 

[The Tourist]

Ahhh, it's a horse apiece. It depends on the skill of the guy wielding the weapon.

Let's suppose the guy is a black belt, in that case, he'd win.

But suppose he was just a typical weenie carrying nunchucks for status. He meets one of my clients.

Slice arteries can drain and kill an attacker between two and six minutes, depending on the artery and how heavy the attacker is breathing or running. At our first mall shooting it took over ten minutes for our SWAT team to get to the mall.

And yes, the blades we prepare can remove an attacker's hand.

So it's 50/50. I just know more blade-heads than I do serious martial artists. Personally, I am a marital artist...

(Double click on the picture, it makes it bigger).

 

[rstanek]

Being a farm kid growing up, I never learned how to “ fight “. Did get the crap kick out of me a couple of times in grade school, during my early adulthood I did take Martial arts part time over the course of five years, achieved my brown belt, but after breaking two ribs during some after class full contact and missing six weeks of work, I gave it up, fast forward forty years, I have yet to be in a situation where I would be forced to use what I’ve learned, I’m sure I would instinctively remember some for it is all I know, I did ward off four smart [email protected]#es with a four foot wood level once but that pretty much it, knock on wood......

 

[hawgrider]

Ahhh, it's a horse apiece. It depends on the skill of the guy wielding the weapon.

Let's suppose the guy is a black belt, in that case, he'd win.

But suppose he was just a typical weenie carrying nunchucks for status. He meets one of my clients.

Slice arteries can drain and kill an attacker between two and six minutes, depending on the artery and how heavy the attacker is breathing or running. At our first mall shooting it took over ten minutes for our SWAT team to get to the mall.

And yes, the blades we prepare can remove an attacker's hand.

So it's 50/50. I just know more blade-heads than I do serious martial artists. Personally, I am a marital artist...

(Double click on the picture, it makes it bigger).

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Slicing arteries in my state will have you trying not to drop the soap in prison. Knife laws vary per state be very wary of using a knife for self defense.

And then there is this :vs_laugh:

You can keep your knife I'll just use my old timer for slicing apples.

 

[The Tourist]

You can keep your knife I'll just use my old timer for slicing apples.

Of course, gun vs. knife plus distance and the firearm should win.

But nunchucks up against a guy with blade training, different story. I have like just short of three years training with a blade, and I'm not afraid of nunchucks, just getting blood on my good jeans...

 

[MI.oldguy]

Krav Maga will defeat nunchucks every time.

 

[Kauboy]

Slicing arteries in my state will have you trying not to drop the soap in prison. Knife laws vary per state be very wary of using a knife for self defense.

And in Texas, we made it legal last year to use any knife, of any type and length, for carry or self defense. (a few location restrictions still apply)
Yeah, we can carry swords just about anywhere now, haha!

 

[rice paddy daddy]

45 ACP.
Because old, fat, and slow will still get the job done.

 

[Lowtechredneck]

One mind, any weapon.