Thread: The Kabaton
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Old 04-04-2011, 05:40 PM   #5
BrianR
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We need to hear from Big Sarge on this one. Although his bailiwick is in Mississippi only, he is likely a good source on the general law enforcement view of such items.

I, personally, find that an inexpensive wooden cane, available at most drugstores, makes a dandy self-defense weapon. It is legal in all jurisdictions, can be carried through a metal detector and is readily available without concealment for instant use. Get training in it's use though. And don't even think of carrying one with a sword hidden in the handle. You can buy a "combat cane" online which is made of heavier gauge wood and has interesting hooks and such built into it. But I spent ten bucks on a basic cane with no combat modifications and no legal problems with it's use and taught a self defense course with it for three years.

I still have it in my closet.
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