>Martial arts weapons you would love to have I already own

>>33906585
ninja claws and smoke bombs

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http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo.asp?number=FT408016

do you guys think it's worth it?

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A long staff is basic Martial arts weapon.

https://youtu.be/fyNYGIxb3cs

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>>33906809
For real use is not worth it.

>>33906916
A jo stick is a long staff tho

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>>33906585
This is best concealed carry Martial arts weapon.
Disadvantage is hard to learn how to use.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJv5KpY0bSE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bubCEfUFbcs

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I was just watching a video of how to use a police baton.
Why did they stop carrying them anyways?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfvWAz_qMcI

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>>33907018
I was kinda expecting Gorn to show up

>>33907018
2 reasons

The first is that a collapsible baton gets in the way a lot less on a duty belt and is lighter

The second is that public opinion surrounding the use of the baton has basically made the use of force requirement the same as drawing a gun. You can blame the rodney king video for making them look bad.

Actual autism general

What do you mean by would love to have as if to say literally every pot metal le ninja sword is on budk for at most tens of dollars

Unless you're under aged and your mom doesn't believe playing with violent weapons is good for your development

Just buy one of these

http://www.kultofathena.com/product.asp?item=500862&name=Deschaux+Rapier

>>33906585
>has a bunch of sticks, probably trained with said sticks
>want a martial arts weapon that is concealable
You know collapsible batons are a thing, right? It's literally the best solution to your problem.

>>33907018
As my instructor said, batons are highly "provocative", much more so than even carrying a gun in your belt. So you only carry it only if you mean to use it.

The question becomes more: when would you use it? When isn't wrestling enough, or a gun too much?
You strike a single guy with it, people will testify it was excessive force, because it "looks bad" to an observer. Alternatively, you wave it around a crowd, even a small one, and 6 out of 10 times it'll end way up in your ass.

Works on angry protesters though.

Tonfas and side handle batons make for some c choreography. In the hands of a master probably really good, but cops replaced them because nobody could pull off the cool options in the field. I'm betting you can't either. A sturdy collapsible umbrella in your carry bag is a better option.

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>>33907018
Who said they ever did?

>>33906585
Uberti 1851 navy. Got it for 150 bucks from a guy at a yard sale. Thing was new in box.

>>33906585
>Tonfas are more intimidating aswell
Lol, if you're an Amerifat, using a weapon to "intimidate " will likely result in 800 bullets in your ass.

>>33906585
>don't have to carry nunchucks in my bag
>unh-hand that lady you rogue!"

>>33907018
Juvenile delinquents are men in their thirties. My sides are splitting.

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>>33906585
You are aware that these exist, right?