When Are Brass/Steel Knuckles Relevant for Self Defense?
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
-  Brass knuckles have a long history and there are many different opinions concerning them. In this video we will discuss when it’s relevant to use them in self-defense. For educational purposes only. #brassknuckles #selfdefense #knuckledusters
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Here’s another version of my earlier statement: I’d rather defend myself with brass knuckles than be forced into using a firearm. Hopefully this won’t be deleted.
You have been flagged. So many of my comments disappear immediately now days. They have censored my speech on this platform. I can get my points across but not how I want to say them. Good luck friend.
Your comment was the one immediately removed
At 61 years of age and severe arthritis in my dominant hand, I choose to carry a set of knuckles as a form of protection just in case I’m pushed into a situation where I have to use my hands to protect my life.
I think you need a plan B Jaybird
@@genethedancinmachine5483 I do have a plan b
With different diameter finger holes, it might be problematic to put them on the right way in a stress situation.
Got it, never blame the weapon for bad things, blame the bad people using it
Single plastic knuckle seems to be my favorite to carry daily.
I had one, eventually they break or snap
Are they really your favourite or just all you can get
1:20 that message hits the nail, very well said. also dont just rely on the tools they aren't magic, get some training and stay as fit as you can be.
Dang UA-cam is on fire already this morning deleting comments.😂
Good video, well done.
Ive reviewed the local laws to my area and basically knuckles are legal if used legally and illegal if used illegally. Im way past middle age so my position is they are an option against younger, bigger or multiple threats.
Im not a fighter, but ive read most fights end up on the ground. It seems to me knuckles could still be a useful tool in a ground fight and less likely to be dropped or taken away and used against me.
Still reviewing the laws and hope I never have to get them out of my pocket.
Im studying pepper spray options as well.
Great channel, good information and well presented.
Thank you!
I saw a comment that summarized it similar... A spoon is legal if used legally and illegal if used illegally
I have added the "no metal knucks" plastic knuckles to my self defense repertoire. I put them in my back pocket at major sporting events for self protection. I carry them anywhere a metal detector stops me from carrying my EDC firearm and/or knife.
Thanks for another great video. Thanks for sharing the no metal knucks products.
Anytime!
First punch n ur plastic weapon is gonna snap or your hand, heavy metals or nothing
@@jadenmehta these won’t snap. Tested on so many things. The ergos are major solid
@@411Outdoors I’m confused, are you saying the plastic ones won’t snap or the metal ones? I was referring to OP’s comments about the plastic knuckles snapping if you hit something hard enough/hit wrong, medal ones wouldn’t bend if ya tried
They're illegal to even possess in my state but handguns and knives are fine.
❤I am 70 years old and on disability. I will use knucks in a heartbeat rather than resorting to deadly force
Better judged by 12th and carried by six ! They are totally in the UK
Exactly is not the tool but the individual behind the tool that gives it purpose with its own personal choices 🙏🏻
You just can't put all of your self defense tools in 1 category. My son is a Chef and I'm positive he has more than just 1 kitchen tool at his disposal.
Fo all the "They are illegal most places" people
it’s completely legal to possess brass knuckles in the majority of states, including Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Tennessee too I believe.
I stand corrected. They are illegal in Tennessee.
I finally got arond to making the three kicks for "the street" video that you inspired me to make. It's amiturish but i like how it turned out nonetheless. Thanks man I love your content.
Il make sure to check out your channel bro
Thankfully legal where I live. 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻
I have a permit to conceal a handgun, but if I could, I would also carry some brass knuckles. It is weird to me that I can legally carry my S&W in my pocket, but not my brass knuckles.
As an owner of several types of fist rings, those look heavy but amazing. They did a nice job
Whats your opinion on the one direction of those. All mine are ambidextrous. Grab and go is an advantage over, grab, orientate, and go. For me at least
Switch blades or automatic knives as they are sometimes referred to were illegal in a lot of jurisdictions. I never understood why! But brass knuckles are very effective imo
When their attached to a trench knife .
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Awesome thank you!
I agree with your philosophy, i am not a fan of laws that punish law abiding citizens. Criminals don't follow the laws anyway. Keep the great videos coming 👍🙂
Well, puting aside all social percetpion about them, I suppose they are almost an ideal and very versatile option for self defense as you can carry them much easier than any baton and the way you use them depends on you. You can easily multiple your force transfer by concentrating all the hit energy on a small point. You have an option to eigher inflict a serious damage to the attackers body by breaking any bone on him or if you have to - strike towards his head - that will possibly end deadly for an attacker. I would've carried them if only they were legal here in Poland. Instead I carry push daggers on a daily basis - well, they are meant just do do one thing, brass knuckles could do both.
Thanks for the video.
These seem a little over the top wth engraving. I assume that all of the words over each finger hole are descriptions of which fingers go in which hole but written in another language. I guess one advantage to all of that engraving is that it might catch DNA more readily than unadorned knuckles would. If a person must use them in self-defense and is able to drive the attacker away but the attacker isn't caught immediately, the police could get a DNA profile of the attacker. If the attacker were making attacks regularly, the DNA profile could help the police catch the attacker.
These are nice looking, and I'm sure that they would fit me well. I have to wear an XL in some gloves to fit the width of my hand, but a medium glove is perfect for my fingers. I assume that these knuckles would fit my fingers perfectly.
what % using Knuckles beak fingers or wrist? We in UK should be able to carry Pepper spray, there so much knife crime here.
Could you please do a video on where to find Goad quality knuckles that don't cost $95.00? That's just touch for me in this economy. 🙏
I will definitely keep a look out. No metal knucks makes some really great hard plastic ergonomically Knuckles. nometalknucks.com/?ref=411OUTDOORS
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@411Outdoors thank you, look forward to more affordable, high quality batons as well, God Bless.🙏
I have Plastic Knuckles, Ergo from No Metal Kuncks. I haven't had to use them, thankfully and Metal Knuckles are illegal where I live. I like them so far, they feel pretty good so far.
Surprisingly they are 100% legal in my State.
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im really surprised how many bans on knuckles there are, its not like they are any more dangerous than a simple hammer
it’s completely legal to possess brass knuckles in the majority of states, including Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
The difference is the concealability. You may notice the knuckles only after the first hit. A hammer is usually more visible. In addition knuckles are dedicated weapons. When was a kid knuckles could be bought via mail order around here. Today they are banned.
Knives like hammers are also alot more dangerous and plus they are also potentially just as concealable as a brass knuckle is and also alot more common place and easy to find.
Those things are banned almost everywhere and are a felony to even possess in many jurisdictions. There are alternatives that are legal, but to be honest, I've never in all my 30 year career from bouncer to emt, to firefighter to cop to bodyguard ever seen them used. My advice to anyone is to not carry or possess them because they aren't worth the legal hassle.
No they aren't. And people like you and your "advice" is why I NEVER listen to anyone that claims "I'm retired LEO so I know" because you clearly don't know.
it’s completely legal to possess brass knuckles in the majority of states, including Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
@@stephenbarabas6286 Then carry them all you want. The problem is that some kid is going to carry them somewhere they aren't supposed to and wind up with a criminal charge. But don't let that worry you.
@@Dan.50 ok. Since you didn't like that you are wrong and aren't adult enough to admit as much you are going to try and make a fake scenario that won't impact anyone?
You mean like someone underage carrying an illegal firearm (like they do now)
Or a person driving a car without a license (like people do)
You were wrong but not mature enough to say it.
The bone tactical bone breaker looks like a good option
Also recently i was looking at the Telescopic Umbrella Model U-212s very cool but pricey
And a budk martial arts fan 🤣just trying to think outside the box because i love items with multiple uses 👍
Another great video, well presented. Unfortunately here in the UK its classed as a illegal item . Only allowed to have one as a decorative item in a show case cabinet securely attached on the wall and will need to be locked. The ones in your video are very nice