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tnf
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This site has some interesting products...

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http://www.selfdefenseproducts.com/

You can order lock picking kits/guns there. I didn't realize those were legal to purchase.

Actually, aside from the lock picks, most of the stuff is just random crap.
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I'll get the magnetic bullet holes and slap them on the side of my car for an even more ghetto look, to go along with the ultra shiny plastic rims and shoddy paintjob.
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http://www.selfdefenseproducts.com/ma.htm
hehehehe, my favourite, the throwing stars (check at the bottom)

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Post by R00k »

I don't know about the rest, but this is a pretty cool gadget:
http://www.selfdefenseproducts.com/new_ ... aclite.php
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Post by tnf »

I think the lock picking stuff would actually be very handy...
Anyone ever used those? A friend of mine had a kit way back when we were in junior high, and we picked a few doors at the school with it.
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Post by R00k »

Yea it would probably be pretty neat if you knew how to use it. Lock-picking always seemed like a pretty complicated process to me.
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Unless you're really good at picking locks with the regular tools, the electronic lock pick guns are the only way to go IMO.
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Post by PhoeniX »

ToxicBug wrote:Unless you're really good at picking locks with the regular tools, the electronic lock pick guns are the only way to go IMO.
It's not that hard, I made my own tools to play with, I managed to pick my safe (a small-ish metal one, by no means a really complicated lock) within a few minutes of started out, shows how 'safe' they are :|.
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