KEL-TEC P11. Okay, quit laughing. Lightweight and shoots great(after some minor amateur gunsmithing). No problems yet, and have gone through about 3000 rounds of mixed US manufacture ammo(no, I won't shoot the import stuff). Launching +P from a 5.5 inch 14oz. firearm definitely takes some concentration though.

well, as much as i agree with sailor420 i do feel the need to protect myself, so my entire car is made out of weapns-grade plutonium, whenever someone tries to attack me, i smack their mouth on the hood and make sure they get sa moutful of that shit

Cold Steel Voyager w/ serrated tanto-style blade.

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just my cell phone & two loud mouthed over protective dogs that scare the shit out of anyone who approaches.

Just remember the dumb ass who brought a knife to a gun fight.....

In order to obtain peace, you must prepair for war.

good god I'm glad I live in Canada - you people are scaring me with your arsenals of guns and knives in your cars. I'm quite happy that I don't have to worry about people whipping out their 'glock' if I honk at them.

A good attitude and the grace of God.

Benchmade automatic and Spyderco Howard Viel in pockets...4D maglight under driver's seat

Same thing Ashton.....I can easily split someone's skull with it if they mess with me.

maglite is the way to go...got the 6 D-cell one and a BB bat in the trunk

in my car, i have 2 fists, 2 feet, 2 knees, a pair of elbows and a head.

i also usually have an umbrella.

Some of us are soldiers.

I have an umbrella, a walking cane and a pipe wrench. Also planning to get a knife that would suit nicely next to the driver's seat... maybe a stiletto or a bowie knife.

Taurus 2-605129#2 1/4 ss ch 357 MAG 5 shot
It is little it bad AND I CAN SHOOT IT.
But it is not A S.W. DAMMINT.

Tire thumper (lead-loaded, the kind truckers use).

I'm with Shakran- "There's nothing like a nice piece of hickory"

/Eastwood

a 4 D cell Maglight and 18" long 1/2" drive breaker bar (for loosening those "stubborn nuts") ;)

axe handle

tear gas. I live in MD and forget about getting a CC permit.

I think I will choose, the car itself... hitting people at fast speeds usually deters further advancement.

Just remember that "self defense" excuse won't help you much if you had a chance to escape.


If you're backed against a wall, that's different.

The butt end of a 24oz pool stick, with weighted end. Only about 16 inches long, but it heavy for it's size. Always wanted to get a good set of throwing knifes, but never got around to it. I have to pick up one of those extending batons tho the pool stick has never been used on anyone. Funny thing about maglights, had a roommate who's dad was a cop, his nickname was "flashlight" because he found out he had to fill out less paper work if he just beat the suspect with his flashlight than if he pulled his gun. Never liked hanging around him.

a Louisville baseball bat :)

Colt 1911 held cocked'n'locked in a holster I strap to my chest. No one can see it, but my Jacket is zipped down, so I can snatch it out damn fast.

By cocked'n'locked I mean the hammer is cocked, but the safety on the left side is up. I draw with my thumb high, so I can snap it down and pull the trigger.

Kali, most practical weapon training i ever took, i mean hell, where can you NOT find to sticks. Broken pool cue, branches, mop/broom handle. But the only thing i keep on me is a knife, cuz i mean, pretty hard to hide stuff on a motorcycle.

Glock Model 27 (sub-compact .40 caliber) in center console, 4-D Cell Maglight next to driver seat.

Ive got the big maglite in my car too.

Boxcutter, mini Coca-Cola baseball bat, Walther PPKS (one of the original blued ones made in Germany, not the stainless US version). Don't carry it in the car, but I stopped a guy from stealing one of the cars from the driveway once. He was knelt down, trying to get up under the dash, I went out the side door with my Bushmaster. Pushed the lever to close the bolt and he just froze. Clocked him in the back and sides with the butt of the stock (this is my highpower competition gun, so it has the lead weight beneath the cheekpiece), then went back inside. He didn't take the car, and he didnt come back.

I carry a machete in the trunk- and a lot of ibd's and a funnoodle

just a folding military shovel, a very sturdy wood handle and assembly. It is for digging my truck out, but does have other uses.
My stepfather said it was one of the best close combat weapons in WW2.