A QUICK HISTORY OF THE TACTICAL PEN – ( a.k.a KUBOTAN ) In the late 60s, a man named Soke Takayuki Kubota designed a straightforward keychain weapon called a Kubotan.  In blend with some exceptionally essential bolts and weight, point strikes a Kubotan is inconceivably viable at transforming somebody into a crying stack of alarmed jam.  The vast majority perceive these executes as the little key-chain connections that are typically gruff toward one side and tighten to a dull point on the other.  Kubotan's are especially valuable for a couple of reasons: they are anything but difficult to disguise by fitting into little pockets easily. When utilizing a Kubotan effectively, they hurt like damnation.  At the point when utilized erroneously, they despite everything hurt like hellfire.  They are modest. What's more, the methods are generally simple to learn.  In addition, rehearsing with a Kubotan shows us something principal about endurance and battle: ...

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