The right place to look if you want a keychain knives is here. This survival knife is equipped with a classic thumb-stud lock and liner lock to prevent accidental opening. Its nylon handle is glass-reinforced and comfortable even in damp conditions. The blade is durable and sharp.
Gerber's Centi II
Gerber's Centi II keychain blade is made of high quality stainless steel, and it is small enough to be attached to your keychain or lanyard. The knife features an extended thumb hole that allows for easier opening, and a lockback mechanism to keep it open when in use. Despite the small size, this knife is strong enough to be used for most cutting tasks.
Cold Steel's Tri - Ad lock
Cold Steel Tri-Ad locks do not have the tendency to break or slip, unlike most keychain knives. Instead, the lock back has a special stop pin that prevents it from opening, preventing wear and stress on the lock bar. This lock is strong enough for 800 pounds of pressure.
Benchmade's Axis Lock
The Benchmade Axis Lock keychain knife is a sleek and durable keychain knife that opens and closes smoothly and conveniently. The knife is made of steel and has a blade that runs along the edge. It is secured in place by Omega springs concealed in the liners. It can be used left-handed and features a nice detent to keep the blade close in your pocket.
Buck Knives 101 Hunter
The Buck Knives 101 Hunter keychain knife is a fixed blade version of Buck's popular 110 Folding Hunter knife. It is made of 420HC Stainless Steel and features a satin finished blade. The knife has a full-tang construction. It also features a pinned Ebony balance and a brass support. It weighs in the neighborhood of 5.1 ounces.
Kershaw's Pocket Samurai
Kershaw's Pocket Samurai Key Chain Knife is inspired from the swords used by Samurai soldiers. It measures 4.7 inches and comes with a tanto blade made from stainless steel. The knife is lightweight so it can be easily attached to a keychain. The knife also includes a pocket clip in stainless steel for tip-up carrying.
Swiss Army Knife
The Swiss Army Knife keychain has several wearable parts. These wearable components are not an engineering defect. They can happen under normal use. A toothpick can become lost if the toothpick catch falls out.
FAQ
What should I look at in a class for self-defense?
It is important to consider the reputation and experience level of instructors when choosing a self defence class. Ask about their background and credentials.
Ask if they offer discounts or free trials. Some instructors offer special offers for new students.
Ask them if they offer online courses so that you can access them whenever you like.
Ask about whether they offer emergency medical care following a class. This is especially important for anyone who gets hurt in class.
You should look for classes that offer a wide range of exercises. This allows you to take your time and try every technique before moving onto the next.
Is pepper spray good for self-defense?
Pepper spray is an effective weapon for self-defense. It is fast-acting and simple to use. However, you should always practice proper techniques when using pepper spray.
As a first line of defense against violent attackers, pepper spray is not recommended. You should immediately dial 911 if you are threatened with violence.
Is it possible to give stun guns to children?
It all depends on how old the child is.
Under 18: No.
18 and older:
You must make sure that minors understand the risks of having a stun gun.
They should also only use it under adult supervision.
Statistics
- Saying this, Self defense 101 would be the importance of situational awareness, which can never be replaced by the finest of martial arts, because it is this that would help you to avoid any likely attacks in the first place. (worldofselfdefense.com)
- Some people walk into a gym thinking they are going to become the best by training whenever they like and not putting 100% effort in. (budodragon.com)
- The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network reports that 70 percent of sexual violence cases aren't committed by random strangers in a dark alley but by people we know: friends, family, partners, co-workers, etc. (healthline.com)
- Most likely, you'll get tapped out by 90% of the people in your first 3-5 months. (mmaclan.com)
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How To
How to Survive An Invasion At Your Home
Home invasion is a scary thought, especially when there are kids involved. We didn't expect to live through home invasion when we started our journey with installing a home security system. Here's what we've learned so far.
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Don't Let Your Kids See The Attackers. Two men entered our home while our children were asleep upstairs. We kept them downstairs till the police arrived. Although our children weren't injured, they were traumatized enough.
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Lock all valuables. The safe is located in our bedroom. We keep all valuables locked up. Even if someone breaks into the house, they won't be able to access it.
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Keep an eye out on burglars. Our neighborhood has many burglaries. We keep a look out for suspicious people and cars.
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Have a Backup Plan. Our family will be financially protected in case anything happens. If necessary, we have a plan for leaving the country.
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Be Prepared. You must be prepared if you find yourself in a position where you have to defend your life. You should always have water and food on hand.
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Call 911 First. After you discover that someone is breaking into your home, immediately call 911. It is better to call 911 immediately than wait for the authorities to come to your house.
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Use common sense. Do not allow anyone to enter the house if they aren't welcome. Invite strangers only to visit.
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Ask for help from your neighbors or other people in the area. If you feel unsafe, call your neighbors or friends. They can watch your back, while you call the police.
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Stay Calm And Do As Instructed By Police Officers. Be calm and do what officers tell you to. Don't run away or resist arrest.
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Take photos of all evidence. Photograph all evidence you find during the investigation. This includes fingerprints and blood samples.
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Local Law Enforcement can be contacted to file a report. No one was hurt, but you can still file a report to local law enforcement. You may be able to prevent other crimes.
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Get in touch with your insurance company immediately. Get in touch with your insurance company immediately. Let them know everything and then ask for an adjuster.
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Take away personal belongings. You should get rid of all personal belongings. Take off expensive jewelry and keep it safe.
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Take Care of Yourself. Clean up after yourself. Take out the trash and break glass and lock all doors and windows.
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Don't talk about the events. Talk about what happened to someone else. You never know who might try to use this information against you later on.