A guide to improvised weaponry
Subtitle: how to protect yourself with whatever you've got
By: Master Sergeant Terry Schappert, U.S. Army Special Forces and Adam Slutsky
Contributors: Slutsky, Adam, author
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
ISBN-13: 9781440584725
Subjects: Self-defense; Handbooks, manuals
Description: "Defend yourself with salad tongs, hairbrushes--and even a dirty diaper!A sidewalk thief tries to steal your wallet, but you are unarmed. What do you do? With A Guide to Improvised Weaponry, you'll know how to protect yourself--even if all you have are your car keys and a candy bar. Written by Green Beret and combat expert Terry Schappert, this book teaches you how to turn your lipstick, your wristwatch--even the shoes on your feet--into strategic self-defense tools. Traditional weapons can be expensive, dangerous, and in the blur of an attack, easily turned against you, but with his life-saving advice, you can avoid these risks and defend yourself by deploying the hidden tactical uses of 100 ordinary items.Whether you're out grocery shopping, riding in an elevator, or enjoying a stroll through the park, A Guide to Improvised Weaponry shows you how to control your environment and become your own bodyguard--ready and able to act when you need to"--

"Shows readers how to defend themselves in any situation and how to turn any item into a potentially life-saving weapon"--
Notes: Includes index.