Every Tool Is a Weapon If You Hold It Right. Yes, every tool is a weapon if you hold it right, but if you hold it wrong, it is a liability. To hold it right, you have to draw it right, and to draw it right, you have to carry it right. How to Carry […]
Self-Defense Tip 135 How to Carry and Draw the Weapons You Carry Read More »
Are politicians swatted enough to make emergency dispatchers authenticate emergency calls? Hopefully, the recent wave of swatting politicians, government officials, and judges, will spur them to make it a crime for the emergency answering and dispatch services not to authenticate calls that could result with dispatching a SWAT unit. Considering the frequently lethal consequences, one
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This self-defense tip expands the subject I wrote about in Self-Defense Tip 102 — Improvised Weapons: Keys. It is about weapons of opportunity, improvised weapons, and homemade weapons, and shows video demos of using two ingenious homemade weapons. It is good to know how to make and use these common weapons, the better to guard
Self-Defense Tip 134 Homemade Weapons, Improvised Weapons, and Weapons of Opportunity Read More »
The best expandable batons and how to use them Pros and cons of four different expandable batons from three best brands (ASP, ESP, Peacekeeper Products International), and how best to use each baton — all in one video by Burton Richardson, the president of Jeet Kune Do Unlimited/MMA For The Street. Watch it, it is
Do you know that with the GPS switched off, your smartphone’s location still can be tracked? Usually, every few minutes a cell phone pings cell towers, which are used to triangulate the phone’s location. Do you know that the data on your smartphone may be remotely changed (think planted evidence)? Your phone, with access to
Self-Defense Tip 132 Your Phone, Their Spy Read More »
Why not “tactical,” or “security,” or “self-defense”? None of our products was or is named “Tactical” this or “Tactical” that, or “Security” this or that. Our umbrellas are named “Unbreakable® Umbrella,” our blinding and disorienting flashlight was named “The NTOI® Key Ring Flashlight,” not “Tactical Key Ring Flashlight.” Such names are to give you something
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