Post: #151

There are youtube videos showing how easy it is for someone to break into a door using a fireman's halligan or a Rabbit. Yikes.

Post: #152

Lee Enfield?

Post: #153

I always found there to be something magical about cattle gun.



Not the most practical and will not look probably the best when in court but still.

Post: #154

But otherwise I keep this combo around my bed.



Buy proper military/police one or don't even bother. Some of those chinese markets shits will bent after few times of putting it back into the handler.



This motherfucker is my favourite though. Get the light one with blade that weights very little so it's fast, you have it sharp. Hell, would not like to see anybody in 1-2m distance when I would want to use it.

Post: #155

Aluminum pipe wrench
wasp blaster instead of pepper spray for legality if it is an issue getting it, I like the use of it for a flamethrower above also
stun gun

Post: #156

This article on how two pit bulls killed a home invader and chased away another one reminded me of this thread, thought I'd share:
Dogs maul intruder to death

Post: #157

Brass knuckles. Knuckledusters. In case things get up close and personal, which, let's hope they don't.
   

Maybe not the most practical but there is something about feeling the heft of 5.9 oz around your fingers and palm (the ones above pictured).

Post: #158

Here in Alabama it's not uncommon for the average house to keep

and AR and shot gun in the bedroom

A combat knife in the bathroom

Brass knuckles and pepperspray in EVERY DRAWER

And a pistol hidden in every room

Post: #159

I like baseball bat for range, Rambo knife up close, machete to issue death threats to any intruder.

Post: #160

1st rule. STFU. Shoot, shovel, shut up. Never happened, no officer I never seen that dude. I live in the country, bad neighborhood, close to the train, subway, intersection and there are loud noises all the time, I had along day, I was sleeping.....

"It wasn't me."- Shaggy