Fast Strike Vs. Stinger Tactical Self Defense Whips 

Have you heard of that self defense cap with like a weight at the end?

Knuckle keychains and the kubaton - besides the flashlight bring better what bugs you so much about it?

Improvised weapons. For example, how would an electrical cord (say an extension coord) compare to a tactical stinger?

@@DocTarnation rolled up newspapers or magazines en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millwall_brick

Rubber whips Mexican border gaurds use.

Izzy 😂😂 honestly tho!

Lol! Laughed so hard I almost dropped my phone when when i read that.

Well when u think about that’s actually not a bad guess

This is fucking hilarious to me.

next week: tactical flogger

Everybody: that is better, that is better. Thanks RU-vid I've finished now.

Nailed it

Tutorial pls boss

You could probably make one by buying some cable and wrapping one end in duct tape

John Carlo Ruiz : 1” 1/4 wooden dowel ( get a size that fits in your hand comfortably) 3/16” coated steel cable, steel cable hardware to lock in the cable inside the dowel( hardware is found right next to steel cables at Home Depot) I cut the wooden dowel to about 7” ( you could make it alittle linger or shorter) then I drilled a hole in the middle of the dowel for the cable( I messed up my first try , make sure to drill as straight as you can)guided the cable through the hole made by the drill, I looped the cable on one end and used the hardware kit to lock it in place. I left about 16” of the cable sticking out the other end. Be careful when you are using it, the end of the cable could hit your own wrist or fingers.i swing it in a circular motion away from your face and body .happy building

@@3rdracer Thank you! I already have the cables and hardware at home. I'll get to it tommorow.

I've got an old pushbike lock/cable that's basically the same braided metal cable and plastic sheath. But I think I will wait till someone really pisses me off before the conversion haha

A car antenna will hurt you badly quick. The only good ones left to use for it these days are on trucks.

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You win! Epic quote.

Another KQ listener .

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ooh shewiff!

He's explained before, it cause he feels that if you wouldn't have won the fight without the kubaton, you won't win with it.

@@Will-zs9ny basically

You might as well have a flashlight

Basically the kubotan is seriously only effective on its own in very limited situations. In its standard form, its effective if you are attempting to restrain and control a subject that isnt trying to attack YOU. Its not really effective if you are being attacked. Think about being a bouncer on jerry Springer, you have someone who doesnt want anything to do with you and is just trying to get to someone else and you are just trying to hold them back. You are likely bigger and better trained than them and just have to between them and their target. And in that case you likely dont need something like this and by the time you have optimal position to actually use a kubotan you have 99 % control of the situation any way. Now, how is a kubotan effective for personal actual self defense use? In the form of something like the ASP key defender product. It is a standard form factor kubotan. But it has some additional features to it that make it a little more useful. Though you really need to know your areas weapons laws before you go using one or carrying it. One, it is a solid billet of aluminum. The non striking end has a brass pin with a hole drilled in it for the placement of a split ring for a keychain. Additional items can be added to this. Like a monkey fist or a huge fishing weight or whathaveyou. Anything basically with mass and hardness. This now becomes an effective short range flail. The real bonus feature is inside though. Its hollow. Inside is a jumbo sized perfume tester type canister filled with pepper spray. The brass pin is actually a plunger that is secured with a plastic half collar that is fairly easy to slide out and then press the pin down. The plunger presses against the bottom of the canister and that pushes the valve stem on the canister open. The stem rests in a little nook on inside of the striking end, there is a tiny little through hole that it feeds, when depressed, it emits a misty cone of peppery goodness that is good for about a yard to a yard and a half. Both end unscrew for replacement and cleaning. This puts the tool right on your keys, puts it in your hand when you need it, is securely attached to your keys and is a pretty demure tool from a legal perspective. You are lucky to have had it when you needed it, your mother got it for you as a gift and you just used it to protect yourself when you feared for your life. That fishing weight is a gift from your grandfather. Or the monkey fist was a fathers day gift from your son you made those for boyscouts or something.

I saw a brief clip of a police training scenario where the cops used their bike as a shield/self-defense weapon. They would grab the bike by the bars and seat, and hold the bike up towards the assailant thrusting the bike towards them to maintain space. Maybe hold up part of the bike by the bars with one hand to maintain space between you and the assailant and strike the assailant with the weapon in the other hand. Could make an interesting video.

If your attacker is undetermined/uncommitted then why would you need a weapon at all?

how about the stinger with a thinner cable of the same length?

@@SodiumSyndicate I have the small one & the larger one, the little one is not quite as intimidating, get the larger one that has more reach & power.

So, I presume. One might get you in legal trouble after using it and the other not so much.

Just the tip.

Idk whether that's a dis on the channel

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He would feel severe pain in the arm. That's the most important aspect.

I dont think it would physically move the arm... but he would move them in reaction from pain for sure.

Haha I see it now that's funny

This reminded me of Trevor doing that in Castlevania.

In sci-fi, yes. In reality, nope. This ain't sci-fi.

@Tyler Durden I guess that’s true for fast strike since it’s suppose to be worn on the belt. But the stinger can’t be concealed. The element of surprise is nice, but the element of surprise doesn’t win fights, intimidation and effectiveness against a target do. This has no intimidation factor, which means if you pull this out you’re guaranteeing a physical fight, so the fact that the bad guy didn’t know you were armed earned you nothing. When it actually comes to using it, the one which is the most concealable is the least effective, And the one which is the least concealable is the most effective. So benefit of the doubt let’s say you have the stinger. It’s only good for keeping people away from you. If the person has a gun you’re screwed. If they have a knife, you maybe be able to fend them off but knife attacks are fast and the stinger is slow. If it’s a melee, all the guy has to do is get within grappling distance and all of a sudden that whip is useless. It’s not a good tool. A retractable baton has great concealablity, intimidation factor, and effectiveness against arm length and grappling targets.

Training. You need to be able to fight in order to effectively apply a weapon.

He doesn't like them. He has a video on the baton.

He's not a fan: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uDBv-Vo7B5M.html

@@BigHenFor Yes, I´ve viewed that video too, but he´s talking about rigid batons. I´m talking about flexible steel spring "batons"... the effect of both is very different.

Need a link to a picture

Here you can see it fairly well, @@Quest4TruthUSA c.76.my/Malaysia/retractable-defence-steel-spring-baton-stick-security-guard-47cm-bestpriceshop-1702-28-BestPriceShop@14.jpg They hurt like hell, with a combination of "whip sting" and sheer impact effects

Im thinking the same. Doesnt the other one seem to long like you"d hit yourself also. The strike is quicker at close range and more concieling.