Ballistic knife
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dethroker ONLINE (11/05/2015) [-]
Tried to make this, but I'm a **** nut and it basically just came out like a solid poop out of a butthole
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BloodyTurds (11/05/2015) [-]
It sticks into cardboard.. thats not exactly that hard.. sure itl break the skin, but short of an eye-shot (or an extremely lucky throat shot) this isnt likely to do much damage, plus now the enemy at the very least has a knife...
Better off with throwing stars, and they aren't even meant to be thrown directly at people (they are designed to be thrown into the ground, and then when the enemy chases, they step on them)
Better off with throwing stars, and they aren't even meant to be thrown directly at people (they are designed to be thrown into the ground, and then when the enemy chases, they step on them)
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smartythechicken (11/05/2015) [-] nice analysis, but consider this:
if a needle was used instead, and it was laced in poison, it would be a bit more effective. just add a few more springs and that should do the trick. Its for assassination purposes, so it would be more relevant to use a poison needle than a big knife.
if a needle was used instead, and it was laced in poison, it would be a bit more effective. just add a few more springs and that should do the trick. Its for assassination purposes, so it would be more relevant to use a poison needle than a big knife.
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BloodyTurds (11/05/2015) [-]
If a needle were used.. it would make more sense to use a blowpipe...
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smartythechicken (11/05/2015) [-] yeah but its supposed to be concealed, but yur point still stands, a blowdart would be more effective. i agree
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BloodyTurds (11/05/2015) [-]
A needle inside a pen would be far more inconspicuous than this..
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smartythechicken (11/06/2015) [-] yeah but its more funny if someone kills you with a piece of candy than with office supplies
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cptamericanpsycho (11/05/2015) [-]
That would be caltrops, bud. Actual throwing shuriken were big 'ol four pointed spikes. They had quite a bit more heft than the "throwing stars" you can (still?) order from Bud K or Smokey mountain knife works.
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anon (11/05/2015) [-]
"Shuriken, especially hira-shuriken, were also used in novel ways—they could be embedded in the ground, injuring those who stepped on them (similar to a caltrop or makibishi)"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuriken#Usage
Their primary use varied and was not exclusive to any single action (other than be thrown in some fashion), however their list of multiple functions did include functioning as a caltrop.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuriken#Usage
Their primary use varied and was not exclusive to any single action (other than be thrown in some fashion), however their list of multiple functions did include functioning as a caltrop.
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ninesundev (11/05/2015) [-] That's also an extreme I have to admit.
Germany has it quite right. France too, I hear nothing negative from there. Or Sweden, I think the whole norden council has it right.
Germany has it quite right. France too, I hear nothing negative from there. Or Sweden, I think the whole norden council has it right.
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ninesundev (11/10/2015) [-] Yes.
Tazer are illegal, but you can have pepper spray, which is enough in most cases, if not, just hold a lighter near it and it will be enough.
Tazer are illegal, but you can have pepper spray, which is enough in most cases, if not, just hold a lighter near it and it will be enough.
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captchakid ONLINE (11/05/2015) [-] Uhh I don't get what you're getting at. You can make a launch able knife in the us. It's not illegal. No homemade or improvised weaponry is illegal in the us.
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lean (11/05/2015) [-] Handmade or modified weapons are legal, with some exceptions (can't be automatic rifles, certain classes of explosives).
There is a pro gun group that goes to voluntary gun buy backs with hundreds of homemade shotguns made from pipe/ fittings at around $10 ea, sells the guns in the buyback programs (usually $50-$100 ea) and uses the earnings to host gun rallies with gift card and sporting giveaways.
There is a pro gun group that goes to voluntary gun buy backs with hundreds of homemade shotguns made from pipe/ fittings at around $10 ea, sells the guns in the buyback programs (usually $50-$100 ea) and uses the earnings to host gun rallies with gift card and sporting giveaways.
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captchakid ONLINE (11/06/2015) [-] That is not improvised weaponry. That is a box cutter.
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captchakid ONLINE (11/06/2015) [-] www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/does-individual-need-license-make-firearm-personal-use
"Does an individual need a license to make a firearm for personal use?
No, a license is not required to make a firearm solely for personal use. However, a license is required to manufacture firearms for sale or distribution."
Do your own research for more, Im busy.
"Does an individual need a license to make a firearm for personal use?
No, a license is not required to make a firearm solely for personal use. However, a license is required to manufacture firearms for sale or distribution."
Do your own research for more, Im busy.
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captchakid ONLINE (11/06/2015) [-] The assumption is that the gun you make yourself can't be distrubted, and it will likely be of very poor quality. (i.e. unrifled, inaccurate, heavy, and uncomfortable.) Sure a gunsmith could make something crazy, but only he could use it otherwise fines/jail for both parties.
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elcreepo ONLINE (11/06/2015) [-] Yeah but if you have all the training you need to make a gun, which sure is a small amount of the population but still big enough to be a "risk to public safety" you can easily make some sickass **** that normally is illegal.
If you manufacture a gun from a full metal bb gun changing, adding and replacing the necessary **** and removing the orange tip is that still legal? Cos if so I'm gonna keep knowledge in my back pocket.
If you manufacture a gun from a full metal bb gun changing, adding and replacing the necessary **** and removing the orange tip is that still legal? Cos if so I'm gonna keep knowledge in my back pocket.
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captchakid ONLINE (11/06/2015) [-] Depends on state, California is known to ban all of that type of thing, like umbrella guns and pen guns and flashlight guns, as well as bb guns turned to real.
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phawsy (11/05/2015) [-] what if it gets old or damaged and the knife doesnt lock and just ejects into your hand as you let go of the knife?
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thelastamerican (11/05/2015) [-] This is for trading up. You don't actually use this more than once.
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Skwurll (11/05/2015) [-]
In the time and effort of making this, you could make a four winds shotgun.
www.survivorlibrary.com/library/firearms-saxon_kurt-the_four_winds_shotgun.pdf
www.survivorlibrary.com/library/firearms-saxon_kurt-the_four_winds_shotgun.pdf
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thelastamerican (11/05/2015) [-] Meh, it's pretty safe, zip guns have been around forever. And shotgun ammunition is pretty low velocity to begin with.
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heartlessrobot (11/05/2015) [-] If you added enough springs to make it lethal, they'd tear apart the plastic.
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floopdawhoop ONLINE (11/05/2015) [-] I'm gonna need a banana for scale to fully understand this
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anon (11/05/2015) [-]
all these people commenting DONT KNOW THAT PEOPLE CAN BLEED TO DEATH!??!?!
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inuares (11/05/2015) [-] "Some people wish to throw their weapons. That seems foolish to M'aiq. If you hold your weapon, you only need one."
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kolya (11/05/2015) [-] **kolya used "*roll picture*"**
**kolya rolled image**cool idea but that is lacking in power at more than 1m,it is cool to impress someone but that's it,still...a bit more development and you are onto something
**kolya rolled image**cool idea but that is lacking in power at more than 1m,it is cool to impress someone but that's it,still...a bit more development and you are onto something
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nightmarexnxnxnxnx ONLINE (11/05/2015) [-]
Legal issues aside, this thing could save your life if there is someone who blocked your knife, and is about to disarm you, but the two of you are still in the middle of grapple struggle...
The last thing the guy expects is to have a blade of of a knife, in the hand of a dude he is struggling to disarm, that is pointed at him, to suddenly get launched at his face...
The last thing the guy expects is to have a blade of of a knife, in the hand of a dude he is struggling to disarm, that is pointed at him, to suddenly get launched at his face...
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nightmarexnxnxnxnx ONLINE (11/05/2015) [-]
It sticks into the ******* wood with enough force to warrant wiggling when pulling out. Sure as hell that thing will pierce skin like butter. Also, the point is, that if you shoot this into someone´s face, you can easily finish them of by strangling them or breaking their neck.
It has undeniable utility value in combat.
It has undeniable utility value in combat.
