“The perfect weapon is the one that can be used effectively against a wide range of attacks, is easy and comfortable to wield and, above all, is legal – wherever you live or travel.”
One of the few weapons that meets all these criteria is the walking stick, or cane.” A simple staff can be a very effective long-range defensive tool if you know how to wield it.
Not all staffs are created equal, though. To get the most out of your walking-aid-and-weapon, there are a few things you need to think about.
- Good: Any stout piece of wood that isn’t too long. The problem is, wood is often smooth and slippery, and it can be hard to find a piece of wood that is straight enough and the right size around.
- Better: A metal staff is an improvement. A piece of pipe will do, although it will be heavy. Lightweight alloys are a better choice, but you’re not usually going to find high-tech alloy just lying around outside. That means…
- Best: Plan ahead and get yourself a modern, lightweight alloy staff with textured grip for good traction. I like this one a lot because it’s modular for compact cary and has hidden survival tools inside.
When you’re equipped with a strong, modern, modular staff like this one, you’re basically carrying a full-sized survival weapon in plain site…and almost nobody realizes exactly what you’ve got. That makes it an excellent survival tool AND an excellent weapon, because it’s both covert and multi-functional.
Michael Janich at All4shooters.com guides folks on how to use any everyday walking stick as a realistic system of self defense. You can apply these defense techniques with the heavy duty Survival Staff to amplify their impact.
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