I'm new to the idea of getting a taser or stun-gun. Where would I look to learn what factors make one model different from another and the reasons why people pick one over another?
Submitted March 13, 2026 at 09:09PM by Delvog https://ift.tt/5VkO4JH
I'm new to the idea of getting a taser or stun-gun. Where would I look to learn what factors make one model different from another and the reasons why people pick one over another?
Hi everyone
I train muay thai and bjj and thought i'd be safe because i'm not on the streets where violence happens, i'm safe in my cozy gym. Yeah... It got into 3 quarrels in broad daylight and were lucky. Despite in my country there are a lot of knife violence and like lunatics going beserk with knives killing innocents. I need a few reliable kombos/techniques to drill for defending against a knife with a blunt weapon. YouTube is full of stuff but i do not know who is selling BS and who is legit. Please don't ban me 🥺🥺🥺
What do you prefer ?And which brand do you prefer ?
Plain and simple I’m 33 years old with a beautiful wife and two beautiful boys. Need a shotgun for self-defense might only use it one percent of my life, but if you had to pick and choose, which one are you taking? I keep hearing about what feels best in my hands.?
Hey guys, I've become highly interested in self defense after a scare taking a date through a racist town. I realize I don't have the luxury of lacking the capability to properly defend myself as a man, and have been working on remedying that.
I've spent the last 3 months purchasing and firing thousands of rounds through multiple guns. I've started carrying a concealed firearm daily and can draw, remove the safety and be on target in less than 2 seconds. Now I've also begun carrying pepper spray and Intend on using that by default. You know, that middle step between angry words and drawing a gun, but I do still feel lacking in terms of hand to hand defense.
I'm intending on enrolling in a martial art, but I refuse to do hard sparring. My father got dementia, and I spent the last 5 years taking care of him until his actual dying breath. I watched my pops lose everything, and I simply refuse to intentionally do any activity where someone will be repeatedly punching me in the head full force.
Would martial arts still be a good option for me? It's going to be self defense, but also more. Shooting has also become sort of a hobby for me. I intend to go to the range at least once every month and maybe buy a new gun once a year or so as a treat. But its super practical. I'm hoping martial arts can become something like that for me as well. But it needs to be practical. I need more than just additional fitness and a hobby. I need some practical self defense as well.