What is your choice of weapon to protect yourself?

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I have the 225 lB Excalibur Equinox crossbow...

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It went through my heavy foam archery target and metal garage door with just a field tip on it...it's a mean son-of-a-bitch!

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Folks, this kind of post is likely data mining. Be careful when answering these kinds of things. Real preppers don't discuss their weapons in a public forum.

bazinga

Good question OP, if you have nothing to protect yourself with do you even think you need protection? When the bad thing comes you way you should think this "my protection is harmlessness" really loud. If the bad guy is telepathic there you go...done.

OH NOES they are going to come and take my weed whacker,however will I eradicate my weeds.

I protect myself with a phone by dialing 911

Example of stealth weapon:
Cordless power drill. Hammer mode. Large, extra sharp brad point bit.
Groin, Collarbone, Neck, Armpit, Roof of mouth... aim for soft targets.

Stealth weaponry was how the asian peasants fought back. The trick is to saturate your environment with them. Plus they're multi-taskers. Creativity works!

chemical weapons

The scary thing is because even people on a conspiracy sites can't see these things for what they really are.


aka.....were fuked

my mind

i have riged plastic explosives to all of the doors in my house

Fart.

Do the people about to shoot you just have a seat on the couch and wait for the cops to show up...do you make them coffee and chat?

If someone wishes to discover the best weapons based upon skill level, range, penetration, rate of fire, ease of use, etc, there are tons of websites which discuss those things.

Don't be a tool. Don't answer personal information. Be discreet.

God.

I just saw on Google. When we were kids we had freight rail behind our house and we put a lot of pennies on the tracks!

I have a Barret .50 Cal M82 that I Conceal Carry...
I use DU JHP rounds...

My man purse unfortunately looks exactly like a HUGE rifle case.

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Since we not got any weapons unless operation "stay behind" still has them. I'm just remaining unarmed and use my brain. That is until the lithium is added to the water supply.

Yup, got those too! Squished one of each coin :)

Lighter for the wasp spray.....just sayin

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There are lots of things for countries like ours that are not allowed to have guns..

Electric nail gun... bear traps.. good old fashion axe.. shears.. get creative, it could be fun!

It's trickier than you might think, because sometimes the vibration of the train makes the coin fall off, so then we had to wait until the next day after school to catch the next train...

Well I am in the South East of England UK.

When out and about I am always with one or more of my splendous colleagues whom have always wondered why I dress down so much......I have never been targeted.

At home I have my trusted Browning, AYA and rifle, all for vermin control of course.

I trust you are well, have a nice evening!

This fabulous thread will amass a wealth of experience and ideas involving and invoking many violent responses to various situations, but remember one thing..................

Common sense is your friend, disproportionality is your downfall, and your enemy......... Well it seems he's lurking around the paranoia corner.

Chill out a little bit my friend and look for the good on this great planet, there is plenty to be found.

Remember this, fear is the second most powerful thing, that's why it is so widely used, if you are in fear then you will either conform of react unlawfully, a simple win win to the enemy, hope on the other hand raises the dynamic, hope is the most powerful thing on this planet.

With hope you can do anything, even change the balance of control ;)

Ayr.

Yeah because catching a thief with a bear trap and then nailing him to the wall sounds awesome!

I have had my home broken into and had to call 911 on occasion. I am living in an area where my police are still looking after the public. I have nothing bad to say about their response and my being protected at a time of need.
I just hope that doesn't change!