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Im new here so i thought id post and say hi and show some of my work
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Welcome to the forum.
Nice looking saps too.
Unfortunately, the locals in my neck of the woods have made saps illegal.
God bless our troops!
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nice...that soft sap in the last few pics looks like it would hit like a ton of bricks.
"Being a predator isn't always comfortable but the only other option is to be prey. That is not an acceptable option." ~Phil Messina
If you carry in Condition 3, you have two empty chambers. One in the weapon...the other between your ears.
Matt K.
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I dont know what it is but I just love Saps..I only have one, want to get some more ..ya know, just for collecting.
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Greetings and Welcome from Fayetteville, NC!!!
Very nice work.
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"
from Central Florida!
I'm not letting anyone get close enough that I'd want to use one of those...hopefully!
ret
"That I cannot do."
"Give this to, uh, Clemenza. I want reliable people, people who aren't going to be carried away. After all we're not murderers in spite of what this undertaker thinks."
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I love saps and jacks. I carry this coin sap from Todd Foster every day.
MODERN COMBATIVE SYSTEMS - Todd Foster Coin Sap
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MStephen, welcome from North Carolina.
Its a shame that youth is wasted on the young.
I always had a soft spot on my skull....I mean in my heart for Flat Saps.
I also make them. Mine are filled with fine Lead Shot these days.
Years ago I made them from Kangaroo hide filled with powdered Lead (I'm not too keen about working with powdered Lead now though so I changed to fine Lead shot)
BTW - Kangaroo leather being the toughest and most tenacious leather there is.
Kangaroo leather is getting mighty expensive these days and the hides are not very large. SO...I was looking for a suitable substitute and I finally found one. (yea! me!)
Recently I started making them again - each side of thin plated laminated Vegetable Tanned Hermann Oak "back" leather.
So one Flat Sap consists of 4 Top Grains of Hermann Oak and that is every bit as tough as Kangaroo leather.
I'll post a PIC late tonight or tomorrow.
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An improvised sap can be created from the nylon belt holster for maglite flash
light and roll of coins.
One day took the belt holster that came with my Craftsman (Sears) 2 AA mini
flash light - more or less as an experiment - slipped roll of nickels in it. Swung it
not too hard and hit palm of my other hand. OUCH! though I had broke my
hand it hurt so much. Now wonder what would happen if swung it with
force intending to do some damage.
Advantage is that these are common objects which can be carried on person
without inviting atteniton (or arrest by Law enforcement)
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Welcome from Missouri, and I definitely wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that thing.
-Cody-
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HK P2000SK .40, LEM, Night Sights
That Todd Foster Coin Sap is a really neat idea.
I've been thinking about getting a sap, I think I'll start looking around for one.
"Just blame Sixto"
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I have a few in my collection and the coin sap is the one I carry every day. 130 dimes packs real nice. It is guaranteed to erase childhood memories.- George
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I really like the foster saps so i made a coin sap based on that..8-9 oz. leather hand saddle stitched.Thanks to all for the nice response to my first post.And the large sap i posted weighs 2lbs.2oz.so i named it kong.
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