5 Popular Weapons You Need To See!
May 18th, 2022
This week for Weapons Wednesday, Amanda brought me 5 of our most popular weapons for me to review. Watch the video and vote for your favorite!
The first weapon Amanda brought me was the Silver Stun Gun Pen. I reviewed the Black Stun Gun Pen in a previous video, but it had been a long time, so I'm glad I had the opportunity to review the silver version. I love how compact and easy this stun gun is to use, but I'm always concerned that a stun gun this size won't be effective enough to stop an attacker. So, as usual, I let Amanda stun me with it to see how effective it is. Watch the video to see the results!
The next weapon I reviewed was the Dark Skull Knuckle Duster. This fist-loaded weapon is similar to our other knuckle dusters, but it has skulls on the front of it, which give it a menacing look. As with any brass knuckle type weapon, it's very important to check your local laws before purchasing or carrying one. I chose to test this unique looking knuckle duster on a watermelon I had handy, so make sure to watch the video to see how it does.
The third weapon I tested was the Modern Combat Machete. The thing that makes this machete stand out to me is the contrasting black and silver colors and venting on the blade. It truly has a unique look that I haven't seen before in a machete. It's blade is made of a very thick stainless steel and it has a wooden handle. I was a little worried that it wasn't sharp enough, so I tested the blade out on a pineapple and it did really well. Watch the video to see my full review of this beautiful machete.
Next, Amanda brought me an envelope full of vented butterfly knives. This included the Vented Butterfly Training Knife, the Vented Gold Butterfly Trainer and the Vented Blue Butterfly Trainer. I really like butterfly training knives because they allow you to practice your tricks without worry of hurting yourself. These specific butterfly trainers are weighted just perfectly because of their venting, and they use rivets instead of screws. I also like the fact that they have a spring-latch that allows you to pop the latch and immediately go into one of your tricks. Watch my full review in the video.
The last weapon I tested out was the Indestructible Plastic Tonfa. While they aren't actually indestructible (they could be melted on a stove), they are virtually indestructible when it comes to standard tonfa use. They are made from an injection molded polypropylene that is extremely durable and approximately the same weight as a wooden pair of tonfa. They are very comfortable to use and won't have problems with denting or warping that wooden tonfa may encounter. Watch the video to see my detailed review on this product.
Here's the video:
The next weapon I reviewed was the Dark Skull Knuckle Duster. This fist-loaded weapon is similar to our other knuckle dusters, but it has skulls on the front of it, which give it a menacing look. As with any brass knuckle type weapon, it's very important to check your local laws before purchasing or carrying one. I chose to test this unique looking knuckle duster on a watermelon I had handy, so make sure to watch the video to see how it does.
The third weapon I tested was the Modern Combat Machete. The thing that makes this machete stand out to me is the contrasting black and silver colors and venting on the blade. It truly has a unique look that I haven't seen before in a machete. It's blade is made of a very thick stainless steel and it has a wooden handle. I was a little worried that it wasn't sharp enough, so I tested the blade out on a pineapple and it did really well. Watch the video to see my full review of this beautiful machete.
Next, Amanda brought me an envelope full of vented butterfly knives. This included the Vented Butterfly Training Knife, the Vented Gold Butterfly Trainer and the Vented Blue Butterfly Trainer. I really like butterfly training knives because they allow you to practice your tricks without worry of hurting yourself. These specific butterfly trainers are weighted just perfectly because of their venting, and they use rivets instead of screws. I also like the fact that they have a spring-latch that allows you to pop the latch and immediately go into one of your tricks. Watch my full review in the video.
The last weapon I tested out was the Indestructible Plastic Tonfa. While they aren't actually indestructible (they could be melted on a stove), they are virtually indestructible when it comes to standard tonfa use. They are made from an injection molded polypropylene that is extremely durable and approximately the same weight as a wooden pair of tonfa. They are very comfortable to use and won't have problems with denting or warping that wooden tonfa may encounter. Watch the video to see my detailed review on this product.
Here's the video:
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3 Comment(s)
Dana
5/18/22 - 9:41pm
I vote for the pen because I love the concept of hiding a weapon in plain sight. Unfortunately, it just did not have enough amperage. I loved that it has a battery indicator! I would definitely buy one of these if it had more amperage (small but powerful).
Richardembom
8/3/22 - 11:22pm
I am not sure where you’re getting your info, but good topic. I needs to spend some time learning more or understanding more.
Thanks for magnificent info I was looking for this info for my mission.
Richardembom
8/6/22 - 3:07am
I’m not sure where you’re getting your info, but great topic. I needs to spend some time learning more or understanding more.
Thanks for great information I was looking for this information for my mission.
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