what weapons do you own>?
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Two nunchuks (wooden), replicas of the twin swords Ulrich von Jungingen gave our king before the Battle of Grunwald, a 1.1m katana (not keen - it's illegal to buy or sell such weapons, but I can pay to get her sharpened), a nice persian dagger (this one is sharp - not to cut, but if I tried, I could pierce skin - and would hurt a lot, it's a curved blade).
I also used to have a self-made bo staff, but my mom thought it was an old piece of furniture and threw it out during one of the spring cleanings.
Oh, and my father is an ex-policeman, so he has a handgun. At least he used to, not sure if he still has it.
I also used to have a self-made bo staff, but my mom thought it was an old piece of furniture and threw it out during one of the spring cleanings.
Oh, and my father is an ex-policeman, so he has a handgun. At least he used to, not sure if he still has it.
Damn you Dead Rising! I can't HELP but think of everything as having some sort of offensive capability these days.mattttherman3 said:
My walking stick is actually a Bo Staff, if that counts. I also have two shinai, a bokken, a katana and a greatsword. I'm working on a longsword and shield.
3 machetes of varying lengths(75cm is the longest), but keep in mind the machete is the Costa Rican duct tape. I have 3 knifes, a 18cm Bowie a 10cm Butterfly and a average 7 cm foldable pocket knife.
what?KaZZaP said:
one 2-hander,
and 2 more?
Elaborate, sir.
Anyway, I thought about buying a .22 rifle for 75 bucks. I have an old revolver that my grandfather gave me, but I haven't fired it, ever. I think it's a .22, but I haven't looked at it in a while. I have a machete, but that was because I hadn't mowed my lawn in about a year, and it was starting to look like the congo.
An Athame {a sharp knife, i'm pagan^^] but I can't really use it as a weapon because I can't get human blood on it.
A broken Bokken.
An obsidian arrow tip.
Poi! It's so much fun.
However, the mighty spoon. I have plenty of those, feel your eyes quiver in their sockets!
A broken Bokken.
An obsidian arrow tip.
Poi! It's so much fun.
However, the mighty spoon. I have plenty of those, feel your eyes quiver in their sockets!
One of my dad's mates bought him a varnished wooden club with a lead core to keep in his car (he's a taxi driver in Glasgow). He doesn't use it - inside a car isn't really the place for blunt melee weapons - so I assume it's in the house somewhere.
There isn't much apart from that. According to eBay my '84 Megatron reissue counts as an imitation firearm. With my background in chemistry I could probably put a bomb together using household compounds, but anyone with internet access or a copy of the Jolly Roger Cook Book can do that too. We keep two stainless steel washing poles behind the front door, which could come in handy in a siege scenario I suppose.
-Nick
There isn't much apart from that. According to eBay my '84 Megatron reissue counts as an imitation firearm. With my background in chemistry I could probably put a bomb together using household compounds, but anyone with internet access or a copy of the Jolly Roger Cook Book can do that too. We keep two stainless steel washing poles behind the front door, which could come in handy in a siege scenario I suppose.
-Nick
Before I was mandated by the court to sell everything and not own another weapon for 10yrs I had
2 swords - both decorative - one of which was used to chop down a tree in my local park when me and my buddies were drunk and... well, I guess angry at trees.
3 sets of throwing knives - I fancied myself a ninja. By the end I could hit a board that a fly was on from halfway across a room
1 scuba knife - not because I have ever been diving but because I thought it was neat to have a pretty bad ass knife strapped to my calf with no one knowing
1 flat temple dagger - I kept it tied to a thong which was then tied to the back of my neck chain and hung in the middle of my back at all times
Then I turned 17, realized I wasn't cool and stopped carrying anything. Followed closely by the "Sell them or go to jail" mandate.
2 swords - both decorative - one of which was used to chop down a tree in my local park when me and my buddies were drunk and... well, I guess angry at trees.
3 sets of throwing knives - I fancied myself a ninja. By the end I could hit a board that a fly was on from halfway across a room
1 scuba knife - not because I have ever been diving but because I thought it was neat to have a pretty bad ass knife strapped to my calf with no one knowing
1 flat temple dagger - I kept it tied to a thong which was then tied to the back of my neck chain and hung in the middle of my back at all times
Then I turned 17, realized I wasn't cool and stopped carrying anything. Followed closely by the "Sell them or go to jail" mandate.
