You certainly do not need me to tell you that political violence is on the
rise & # 8212; I have written two articles on this topic. Some also argue
that violent crime in general is on the rise as well.
In response to this violence, the police begin to involve more & # 8212; a
little uneven, of course, but nevertheless requires. Thus, the weapons are
not allowed to perform nilly in demonstrations. However, our opponents may
well find ways to improvise weapons. Keeping this in mind, this article
will teach you today four improvised weapons that you have to watch.
For the purpose of understanding their function and use, we can discuss how
they are & # 8221 did.
1. The Brick Millwall
A favorite of English soccer business, it's not the most effective weapon,
but it is simple, cheap and very common among those who know.
It is very easy to do: the first transgressor grabbed a newspaper. If there
is no paper, an experienced user will get as thick paper sheets can & #
8212; construction paper, a magazine, or even printer paper if all else
fails. The documents are then placed on a flat surface. From there, the
paper can be charged & # 8221; two ways. Can moisten the paper (focus on
Dampen not dip. It must remain in one piece as paper mache), or place a
small rock or a load of pennies in the center of the top paper. S Once
prepared, they'll begin to roll up lengthwise and as tight as possible.
Once s in a tube, it'll be folded in half. From there, you can moisten
again, tie a cord around the end, use tape to tighten & # 8221; Or & # 8221
load; in another mode.
Although this is, again, not the most effective weapon (you can block a lot
easier than you might your average club), there is the advantage in its
inconspicuousness. No police officer would stop someone carrying a
newspaper, right?
2. Blackjack
The poor man s or nunchaku flail, blackjack is essentially a flexible club
with a heavy object in a pouch. Some will say that it is properly called a
Slapjack but s a problem for linguists.
A good & # 8221; Blackjack is made of leather and has a rigid handle
attached to the bag, but small-time thug can improvise with an object
tissue. A door handle or a tube sock paperweight is often used, and yet,
not even our overly litigious society can stop someone to wear tube socks
and carrying a clipboard.
Pantyhose, towels, a woman's purse, these are all things to look for if you
are going into a dangerous situation & # 8212; and I'll do the obvious joke
about your average member of Antifa wear tights and carrying a handbag.
For fun and builds allow Steven Seagal show how such a weapon can be used
(skip to about 4:00).
3. pens and other
Derp is quite explicit and # 8221; you might say to you & # 8212; and for
most it is. However, in writing this section, I would like to express two
things. The first is how to tell if your opponent is qualified or not: the
qualified opponent uses a hand grip.
While unskilled opponent will be a kind of hoopty thumb on the handle of
the spine & # 8221;. If you see this kind of grip you will have a much
easier time to disarm the guy.
The other thing is to note that any sufficiently long and rigid object,
even if it's dull, can be spoofed effectively. A pen, a compass, even brick
above Millwall can seriously hurt if you get hit with it.
And on that note & # 8230;
4. The umbrella
Believe it or not, the umbrella can indeed be used as an effective weapon.
And keep in mind that I m is not referring to the Battle of umbrellas you
can buy weapons and businesses were seen with some frequency between the
bodyguards and other members of the security staff. No, I m referring to
your average folding umbrella of normal size.
Like the pen as an improvised weapon, you can easily tell a qualified
opponent of an unskilled opponent regarding the umbrella: unskilled
opponent uses swings & # 8212; a collapsible umbrella is too fragile to
take more than a couple of pumping, so you'll be able to fight pretty
easily. The qualified opponent, by contrast, will use it as a bayonet:
thrusting with both hands, to the point of the umbrella with you. This can
take a lot more punishment, and deliver it too.
A truly skilled opponent might also buttstroke with hand back, swinging
around to handle short-range attacks, or possibly hooking and trapping
techniques as well, but seeing as you're likely to not fight either M .
Steed or Wong Fei-Hung, I & # 8217, to be more suspicious of the bayonet
knife.
In conclusion, if you unfortunately forced into a dangerous situation, it
is the improvised weapons you'll have to watch. And if you manage to disarm
your opponent, you can certainly do a lot worse than them to fight.
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