Mancer
08-18-2001, 12:00 AM
Hi Guys, just a query for those who designed this gr8 blade (aka Bram and so on..)
My LEO buddy (whom Ive converted to a Spydienut now) is in "rehab" after a shooting, his been on me for ages to show him this Gunting "Yawara stick" weapon his heard so much about.
This guy is very very skilled with short stick/yawara stick as well as many other martial arts weapons, his been toying with these things while I was still in nappies.
Anyways he was very impressed with the design, but, he said to me the only thing he doesnt like is the ramp (the / on the top of the blade for pressure point use), if you hold your gunting upright with the clip facing you, the lower curve of the ramp is fine, but the top one I must admit when holding in fistload position is fairly heavy on the top index finger, his exact words to me where: "his worried if you hit someone with this you gonna hurt yourself"
Im just curious if the curve at the top was made that much more steep to strengthen the spine or....?
Im talking about if you had to hold as a fistload, the section your index finger rests on.
Curious to find out your comments.
Btw as I said his very impressed, said its just right, specially for taking out joints like knees, elbows, collarbone and so on.
Thanx guys
MaNcEr
It's Time To Kick @$$ 'N Chew Bubble Gum
My LEO buddy (whom Ive converted to a Spydienut now) is in "rehab" after a shooting, his been on me for ages to show him this Gunting "Yawara stick" weapon his heard so much about.
This guy is very very skilled with short stick/yawara stick as well as many other martial arts weapons, his been toying with these things while I was still in nappies.
Anyways he was very impressed with the design, but, he said to me the only thing he doesnt like is the ramp (the / on the top of the blade for pressure point use), if you hold your gunting upright with the clip facing you, the lower curve of the ramp is fine, but the top one I must admit when holding in fistload position is fairly heavy on the top index finger, his exact words to me where: "his worried if you hit someone with this you gonna hurt yourself"
Im just curious if the curve at the top was made that much more steep to strengthen the spine or....?
Im talking about if you had to hold as a fistload, the section your index finger rests on.
Curious to find out your comments.
Btw as I said his very impressed, said its just right, specially for taking out joints like knees, elbows, collarbone and so on.
Thanx guys
MaNcEr
It's Time To Kick @$$ 'N Chew Bubble Gum