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Damn, Sam! I want you to kick back and get well. Get some massage therapy (not one with the "happy ending"). Lots of external alcohol rubs and relaxation, and get checked for internal injuries and/or hematoma.

Stick around, champ.

Happy birthday, John.

D3 Protection is reintroducing the early "bad detective" blackjacks made from three types of hide, including Kangaroo leather. They can also make a blackjack with a cable in the handle, instead of a spring. (This allows the lead end to remain in contact with the subject's skull after he/she has been ...

In Susan E Hinton's book "The Outsiders," Johnny Cade was said to have stolen his from a hardware store.
Look it up.

The silver pocket automatics are the little of my dreams. Double-ended knives that serve as fingernail cleaners, twine cutters and general purpose pocket usitlity blades are what fill my bucket checklist.

A "Big Daddy" Barlow knife made into a button open/close automatic? I thought that it would be kind of "retro" cool.

Thoughts? Comments?

Here's an image of one I own.

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This American maker produces excellent quality "attitude adjusters":

https://www.d3protection.com/


Those are nice, but expensive. I bought two more blackjacks (one is 14 ounces and the other is 10 ounces. They're rounded lead cylinders mounted on springs wrapped in polished leather. The rest ...

Does anyone else have these? I have a Denver 4-ply Flat Sap and a light(er) 8-ounce Blackjack. (I am also acquiring another 14-ounce Blackjack.).

These are excellent "attitude adjusters" when people get "physically stupid".

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81b ... SX569_.jpg

This should work.

It is something I picked up from Amazon. It s convenient and useful.

I don't see the downside of buying inexpensive Chinese working knives. They are simple automatic knives that.

a) Aren't stilettos,
b) Are not more than $30.00
c) Are useful as tools.

A plastic-handled Chinese variant of the lever-operated bolster release knife that, if broken, can be readily ...

There you go. Now that's what I call a "well-used automatic".

sammy the blade wrote: Sat May 10, 2025 3:00 am Old Adolph probably has a throne by Satins

Yes, his mother got into real trouble for biting the mailman.