Showing posts with label collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collection. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Front Fist Freddy Knuckle Duster








The Front Fist Freddy Knuckle Duster, Designed by Terminator4447 (David)

The original design was a bit different and was adjusted for size and comfort.

Front Fist Freddy is a fantasy type knuckle duster, design to resmble and "Skull & Cross Bone" its supports all 4 fingers.

One Finger Knuckle Duster - WC-09








Small One finger WC-09 Knuckle duster - very small, yet comfortable, and a awesome self defense weapon.
Made in late 2009.

Friday, December 18, 2009

My Collection



The collection includes, my Knuckle Dusters, Knives, guns, crossbows, swords, I have been collecting for over 18 year, I currently own about 130 Brass Knuckles.

I also do a bit of target shooting and small game hunting, but my main interest is knuckle dusters.

Here is some of my collection, I will gradually show all of the items in their owns post.

More about WeaponCollector


As I said in the first post I make weapons - truncheons, knives, coshes, all sorts.
I also collect weapons, hence the name "WeaponCollector" i collect guns of all types, knives and any other weapons, i also regulary post videos on youtube where i now have over 4600+ subscribers with over 1,408,674 combined video views.
this blog is a place for me to show others my collection. .

My Youtube channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/WeaponCollector

Tuesday, October 10, 2006

WeaponCollector's Urban Survival Pry Bar Multi Tools

WeaponCollector's Urban Survival Pry Bar Multi Tools - Brand new designed and created by myself, coming to a web store near you very soon and possibly eBay too, (can also be bought from myself via pay pal by emailing me - email is on the right hand side bar of this blog)
There are two kinds - the standard 8 1/2" version and a kubaton style version that is 6"
Each tool consists of a combination of the following - Prying tool, Nail Puller, Tin/bottle opener, Flat head screw driver, Rasp type saw and cutting edge, Approx 2.5 m of Paracord, and 1 x lock Pick, 2 x Tension Tools, 1 x craft style blade (Stanley blade or other smaller type for the thinner pry bars) 80mm Hack saw blade, small compass and other possible small survival items.

Each is hand made and each can be made to the buyers specification, there are three types of standard bar (Straight, Part bend, and full bend) straight bars and Part bend bars can have the blade and rasp type saw, but full bend cannot accommodate the tools on the side of the bar.
The Kubaton style pry bars can be used for EDC and self defense, they are perfect for a kubaton or fist load to reinforce you fist.
The Kubaton style one may also be able to have a bend to make the pry bar more powerful.
Each Pry bar is Blued (the same technique used to colour gun parts)

Recommended for E.D.C (Every Day Carry) or a in  B.O.B (Bail Out Bag) or in the car or other everyday places, I have designed these tool as a Urban survival item, maybe you are walking down the street and a incident happens, you may  need to get away fast, or hide, these tools will get you in or out of a building, that's what they are designed for, escape and evasion and to safe lives, maybe a house is on fire and you need to get in or out, again this tool could save your life or someone Else's.
But at the same time, you have other survival items - tin opener, para cord, blade and saws, all good for survival in urban or rural situations.

Dimensions :
Standard Bar - 8 1/2 " long, 1" wide, 3/16" thick
Kubaton Style - 6" long,  3/4" to 1" wide, and 3/8" thick.

BELOW ARE VARIOUS VIDEOS WITH MORE DETAILS.





















Please feel free to comment and leave plenty of feed back, email me too for details of prices if you are interested (they are will be a fraction of the price of any commercial type tool of this type)

Sunday, September 3, 2006

Tanto Trench Knife

Tanto Trench Knife - Non Spike Tanto Trench Knife.
A one off new design that was Not really copied from any existing designs but thought up by myself.
I had always wanted a tanto trench knife so I designed this one, although now it is made there are things I do not like about it, I think spikes or triangular striking surfaces would have looked better, still many others may like it and that is why I am sharing this with you all.
The size for this one is medium to large hands, but would probably be too big for smalls hands due to the size finger holes.
Features oval finger holes and a flat palm rest, and standard rounded over striking surfaces. The sheath is leather and was made by myself, it has a belt loop, but no handle catch at this moment and also features a leg tie.
The blade is an old English Dunlop tyre lever, although not razor sharp it is still sharpened as much as i could do at the time and was shaped into a tanto style blade and would still be capable of stabbing and slashing, the handle is solid aluminium, and the blade is held within the handle in a groove and has been secured in place with two large screws.
Weight is average due to size and it being made of Aluminium.
Features no makers mark but was made by the person who makes most of my brass knuckles, the blade is imprinted with DUNLOP and MADE IN ENGLAND across the entire blade.
Overall an average trench knife in looks but is a one off in trench knife designs, not my favourite either, although still makes a good collectors piece, good for display and as a talking point.

Dimensions - 120mm wide (handle only), 80mm high (handle only), 18mm thick, Finger holes are 26mm wide and 32mm high.
Blade is 180mm - (7" inches)  Overall length is 305mm - (12" inches) Approx.




Please leave a comment letting me know what you think! Thanks.

Very First Knuckle Duster (Made in 1998)

WeaponCollector's Very First Knuckle Duster - My very first one piece four finger Knuckle Duster, although not my first ever, but my first of this kind, made in 1998 or around that time, although they could be even older.
It has a very crude finish and was once painted black, the design was copied from the standard traditional knuckle dusters that are sold all around the world,
Although its looks are not great this is a very well fitting and comfortable knuckle duster and would work fine if used.
The size for this Knuckle Duster is small to medium hands, and would not fit large hands, Features oval finger holes and a curved palm rest and round striking surfaces.
Weight is low due it to its thickness and being made of aluminium.
Features no makers marks but was made by the same person who makes most of my other knuckle dusters.
A very sentimental piece and one I would like to keep for a long time and maybe pass it on to a relative.

Dimensions - 110mm wide, 70mm high, 6mm thick, Finger holes are 24mm wide and 32mm high.




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Old Three Section Knuckle Duster

Old Three Section Knuckle Duster - An old 3 section design knuckle duster / brass knuckles, simple design and old too, at least 10 years old (this is old in relation to my collection), One of the first I ever owned and was just one of many three or four section knuckle dusters that I had back then, most are now lost or confiscated now due to carrying them in the streets.
Although very crude looking they are still comfortable and would still be capable of being used in a self defense situation. they are made from 3 sections of 3mm Aluminium, the same type of metal that road / street signs are made of, each section is glue together and then bolts are added.
The size for this Knuckle Duster is medium hands, but may fit large hands as well, Features round finger holes and a flat palm rest and triangular striking surfaces.
Weight is average due it to its thickness and being made of aluminium.
Features no makers marks but was made by the same person who makes most of my other knuckle dusters.
One of the oldest in my collection and although not the prettiest it still holds a sentimental place in my collection.

Dimensions - 120mm wide, 85mm high, 9mm thick, Finger holes are 26mm wide.




Please leave a comment letting me know what you think! Thanks.