How to Tie The Celtic Slammer Paracord Self-Defense Key Chain 

Jeffrey A. Pelzer ha ha😂😂

Jeffrey A. Pelzer did you finish?

I would put that on a 6 7 foot slack so it would be used 2 handed but you could also use a ball bearing with a spike n use it to throw and to be retracted and caught very decent cuz at any point your hands r still free just dont tug practice tugging back with out impailing ones self

@Max Paine Ever been on the receiving end of 2 feet of chain? This is very similar to that and much more portable. Think of ladies who need self protection. To use a Kubotan requires that you get in close and personal (like a knife). I am training in classic Bujutsu (16 years so far) and know how to use a Kubotan, I’d take the ball bearing any day, just as I’d take a baton over a knife.

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rgivey2 very good point!!! I myself clip my slammers to a separate carabiner!! 🎩👊🏻🎩

For this reason, I keep only my truck key, gas cap key and remote on one ring in my pocket. I keep all other keys on a separate ring on my belt.

Me too! I've had 3 ignition switch failures on on Trailblazer EXT! At over $300 for the part plus labor if you don't do it yourself, it was an expensive lesson about being aware of the weight of the key-gob you carry with your ignition switch key!

so did you remember after replacing it 3rd time?

Only chevy owners have to worry about that.

Tommy Ryan my pleasure. Enjoy!

Once again, great tutorial that is very easy to follow for a great result. I just finished my second one. This time I used yellow and orange paracord and a bright orange golf ball, its what my buddy had laying around, and it came out perfect. It's a funny story how this happened. So I knew my buddies kid had just received a dozen orange golf balls for his birthday a week ago but I didn't have any paracord then so I didn't give it a second thought. Then a few days later I just happen to notice some orange and yellow cord in this box of computer cords and a.v. cables, I pulled it out and dontchaknow it was a length of about thirty feet of paracord all tangled up with other cords in this box of random electronics cables. I asked my buddies kid if it was his and he had no idea whose it was, I even had to explain to him what paracord is. Once I untangled it I instantly knew what I'd be making with it. I'm giving it to my buddies teenage son because the orange golf balls were his and it was like pulling teeth to get one from him. I really am just happy with how it came out and its nice to get more practice tying cool knots. I hope the little bugger likes it and maybe his buddies will want one and they all can learn to tie some knots. Who know it might save their lives some day. They knot tying I mean but the Celtic Slammer might too!

Are you sure you're not a woman?

borisbash how would you not pronounce it correctly

Just listen to an American talk. The way they disrespect the origin of their language is very sad: bouy, Notre Dame, semi, Celtic, Z etc.

@@borisbash Brits tend to butcher foreign and historical words too, modern pronunciation of many of them is actually abysmal (and makes little sense). But it is true that Americans are just in another dimension, especially with their inability to pronounce their own surnames being children or grandchildren of immigrants lol

@@Sk0lzky What words have they butchered? The UK has embraced words from other languages as they were invaded by countries from europe and settled in the UK.

Your very welcome

Thank you

This is meant to be a last resort self defense weapon. I hope and pray no one ever has to actually use it. The slammer can be carried on the way to your car in a dark area. If someone comes at you, simply swing and aim the bearing for their face!!! While hiking a wild animal comes at you. Pull the slammer out and WHACK!!

Thank you! :)

Ronald Johnson i ca tell you i haw and it works great in glose combat A billiard 8 Ball in sox .in bar fight..🤤🤤🤤😱

One of Abrahams Lincolns best known defense cases , the Almanac defense involved a murder with a wagon hammer and a slung shot - this is a slung shot.

John Lidström thank you!

I actually made this video up as I went. It only takes about 10' of cord for a 1' long slammer. Thanks for watching

thanks

I only had to use 10 too with a half foot extra to make sure I didn’t waste Paracord

Diesel Baits pretty cool huh!!

J Prsns thanks so much

Has UK regained control over the state or something? :v

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Yah but this is way cooler

Padlocks inside tubesocks!

Dog chains and padlocks

or use a big nut like an M30 or whatever that is in inch its even cheaper

John C. Riley! Get yourself a medal from Hero's Duty!

burningflurber I have found that after making a ton of these Celtic slammers I only need 7.5' of 550 to do the job! If you are wrapping a larger object, I would most definitely recommend you use more cord!!!!!

***** cheers!

+Joshua Raines (Opossum's Paracord) please make me one if you will please message me with cost and I will send mailbox

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Yes, but that requires drilling through a billiard ball and running an eye bolt through it.

Unless your protecting yourself from a tree or concrete, I don't see the bearing slipping out. I stress that a marlin spike should be used to really stretch and tighten the cord. 5 passes of tightening at the least. Once done, the bearing can't even be rotated. A few blows to someone's jaw shouldn't be enough to make the bearing fail. But, I haven't hit many people in the jaw with this. It is a last measure kind of thing. Thanks for watching.

But indeed there are room for more passes. You could keep following the pattern and completely in compass the bearing

Thanks, some good information.

+Scott Birse Your welcome

You couldnt do ANY damage without a temple or nose-bridge strike. How about a .45ACP with a laser.

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W1ldt1m its only a key ring , once you put a key on it.

@@mikemacgregor5650 Look it up several states have very specific laws against this device. Keys or not.

Cliff Langevin knot really

Nice pun

They do knot have to be the same as my tutorial!! Run with the idea and have fun

+Joshua Raines i don't mean the same size as your tutorial. both your bearing and ring are the same. do they have to be or not? I haven't even watched it yet. Just getting things together beforehand.

+David “Davey” Harper no

Thank you!

+Joshua Raines (Opossum's Paracord) can you name me one and how much would if coat thank you

jessica kerns it can be done

Jack Reacher I believe it’s a 3L x 5B Turks head. It does look a lot like the old Carrick bend though.

Joe Reid my guess is that it can be used to hit people in the faces. But I don't know.

David O'D Why thank you! Never had the pleasure of serving my country. Different life choices. I on the other hand am a Boy Scout/ Fisherman/ Knot Enthusiast! Paracord is a very pleasing hobby!! And I appreciate your service!!

Nice reply; thank you. I always admired and envied those who can tie various knots. I never could 'get it', and now that I'm in my 75th year of life (I've had some very bad times; but those are all behind) and now, for the past 26+ years I've been blessed abundantly with family, plenty of leisure time since I retired in the Fall of 1995. I have one Daughter (a Nurse), and two Granddaughters (18 & 12) and they all live with me! A great life I'd say! Take care and I'm truly attempting to do the paracording! Oh I almost forgot. I have four great Nephews (all under 12!), and the 12 year old is a serious contender for becoming an Eagle Scout someday! I'm now about to begin on making each of the four a Survival Bracelet. They're at the perfect age (except maybe for the two year old) for thinking that the best gift ever! Be well and bless you. >

David O'D truly a wonderful story! I wish you all of the best!!! Bless you my friend!!

David J. Rose Always felt like the fist had a more secure grip on a round object compared to the Turks head. Just wouldn't trust it on a heaving line. Especially with a steel weight inside. Just imagine "heads up on deck, heads up on pier" and chucking a unsecured steel object at people. Bad times to follow.

David O'D Yeah...I grew up in Norfolk.. The Sailors I talked to rolled 3 or 4 silver dollars in their neckerchief. The flap on their crackerjacks hid the tape they used to keep the coins in place. Good times when the 7th fleet came in!!!😜

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+P. T. Oh I'm sure lol.