Thursday, July 28, 2016
Let's Do It Again!
One of the most popular articles I wrote a few years
ago covered the idea of making effective weapons of ANYTHING close at
hand. This 86-year-old woman, when accosted by a younger woman in a
grocery store, who obviously knew she had just taken her pension
check out of the bank, grabbed the nearest....uh, pack of BACON and
started hitting her with it. She kept hitting the girl until she wisely
“ran for the hills” and was not seen, nor heard from, again. This
is an excellent example of my contention that, in the absence of
legally-owned guns for people like this woman, you can use ANYTHING
that has enough weight to defend yourself in most attacks. If the
robber has a gun, all bets are off, unless you have some skill in
disarming an attacker. But guns aren't always used, and if he has
anything else, grab the nearest heavy ash tray and brain him with it. You can obtain some half-inch ball bearings in a sporting goods store
and throw them like rocks. Come to think of it, there are many ROCKS
usually close by you can pick up and hold in reserve.
You can KILL
with a rock if you throw it hard enough, and have good aim. Practice
with a head-sized target.. If you're in a grocery store and are
carrying a plastic bag full of groceries, hit him with THAT. and keep
hitting him until he runs away or is unconscious. You can use a
ball-point (or any other kind) pen to put out his eye. If he's trying
to rob you, he's got it coming. Look around you. There are probably
MANY good weapons within reach, right now, if you just LOOK at them
properly. I've got a book page holder I bought in a bookstore that has lead lumps at both ends. It woulde make an ewxcellent sap to knock the hell out og an attacker, even if he has a gun. Just hit him on the wrist of the hand holding the gun. Then in the side of the head. He'll be DONE. Or you can put a bar of soap (or a roll of quarters, or anything else with a little heft) into a sock and it will serve the same purpose. (Liftable)
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