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Tactical Hair Brush
Jermanator
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I bought these for my wife and daughters. Better than a sharp stick because they are made out of Zytel. The ladies usually carry a hair brush in their purse anyway, so it might as well be one of these. The brush works just like a normal brush. Nobody can tell the difference until you pull out the handle. The end is a nice stiff pointy thing. I highly recommend one if you, or someone you love has hair.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/611259/cold-steel-honey-comb-dagger-fixed-blade-tactical-knife-35-spear-point-zytel-blade-and-handle-conceals-in-comb-sheath
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/611259/cold-steel-honey-comb-dagger-fixed-blade-tactical-knife-35-spear-point-zytel-blade-and-handle-conceals-in-comb-sheath
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Maybe I should carry one in my dance bag!
"If you get it and didn't work for it, someone else worked for it and didn't get it..."
I'm seriously thinking about getting one - sometimes I'm out very late on dance gigs - and a hairbrush permanently assigned to my dance bag would not be a bad thing.
"If you get it and didn't work for it, someone else worked for it and didn't get it..."
It's a pokey stabby thing...
Jerry
What kind of dance gigs? And if you have a dance bag, why not a sharp steel knife?
I suppose it's neat for a female 007, but I can't imagine what weapon it would replace. It would be just as easy to pull a gun out of your purse as it would be a brush/knife, or a razor sharp steel knife barring that. I see a knife is pretty much a last ditch weapon and a carbon fiber knife about two steps below, usually only fit for stabbing, which is actually pretty effective. Although women commit their share of stabbings, they're usually not done in a self defense situation. And men don't usually carry hair brushes...and I speak for myself here. A lot of stabbing cases are deadly because in many cases they stab the victim multiple times.
I haven't carried a self defense knife since I left the jungle and never used one then except to cut a branch or two. I broke my Gerber Combat knife foolishly by throwing it and lost my Marbles leather handled sheath knife which was the one I used for main carry. Ended up with a K-Bar, a fine knife and a true K Bar instead of an Ontario or another brand. For me, knives as weapons went out in SD when they invented the revolver, unless you can't get to your revolver. And a revolver if you can't get to your rifle.
Knives-- in the right hands, they are much more deadly than a gun could ever be at conversation distance. Granted, there are very few of us out there that have the knowledge and have done the practice to be that way with a knife, but there are people out there like that.