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To: Ruy Dias de Bivar

I keep a Cold Steel spear right next to my door. It is not as good as a pistol but I don’t keep a pistol right next to the door.

I could see me making a mistake and a real agile, strong person grabbing the handle behind the blade and taking it away from me. Still I would rather have it than not.

At one time, I would have been that strong agile person but the years take a toll.


86 posted on 09/16/2014 6:02:14 PM PDT by yarddog (Romans 8: verses 38 and 39. "For I am persuaded".)
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To: yarddog
I keep a Cold Steel spear right next to my door. It is not as good as a pistol but I don’t keep a pistol right next to the door.

. I have one of those too! Nasty bugger, that. But then I also have a collection of swords, spears, and daggers sprinkled around the house. I almost feel sorry for whoever breaks into my house. By the time the sheriff gets there if they're still alive they'll be out of their minds...

93 posted on 09/16/2014 6:11:15 PM PDT by Ramius (Personally, I give us one chance in three. More tea anyone?)
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To: yarddog

Yes, I basically have the same thing. Spears, swords, machetes, a Cold Steel Khukri and a Cold Steel (Black Thorn) walking stick.

I am not sure why I have always been attracted to bladed weapons but have for my entire life. Part of it may be that I have an inherent fear of swords in the hands of someone I do not trust.

I have gotten to where I need to use a walking stick and that Black Thorn would probably kill without too much effort. It is a bit heavy but that large knob would do the damage.


99 posted on 09/16/2014 6:22:26 PM PDT by yarddog (Romans 8: verses 38 and 39. "For I am persuaded".)
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