I heard they work great but I'm wondering about their legality in Wisconsin for personal use. I've been charged with possessing a dangerous weapon as a kid for having brass knuckles and I don't want to re-make the mistake. I understand that if not used in self defense they would get you in a lot of trouble, but that doesn't matter in my case as they would only be for protection. Save the crap about getting in a fair fight or whatever inexperienced people think, you don't sacrifice your own safety to be fair with any one in the real world.Legal or Illegal? If legal, where is the best place to buy them, what are the most reliable ones?I couldn't find any info on them being legal or not in my state so any sources would be awesome.Thanks.
In a car with the doors closed and the windows rolled up. The rubber tires will protect you from lightning
yep jacked up but most of the things you listed oil can be substituted or even left out because some of the oil that is on the list take a tiny amount of oil! so little infact that you could use the oil that is just laying there on some old beat up car! if it were clean! so not really as bad as your putting it! still not good! plus tape recorder! LOL i mean we have modern stuff! and the rope use hemp! tooth paste i use baking soda! so null for me there! should i go through your list and give you a substitute for each item to help ease your mind! think differently and you might just get a different outcome!
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wrapped in a rubber sheet?
In a high rise building because most of these buildings have conductor rod that channel lightning to the ground away from you.
