I thought criminals couldn’t get guns in the U.K?
Not your average black boy on a corner . But the Irish gypsies are not your average black boy . They are "organised " criminals .
they estimate there are about 1,000 illegal working firearms on the black market in the UK , I would say quite safely the gypsies have a good 60% of them .
this is the lengths police had to go to , to evict them from private property . and these were mainly just families not your Mafia type gypsies
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So organized crime and the government, are the only people effectively armed in your country. Thanks for confirming this.
no actually . civilians own more guns than the government does in the UK . the gypsies dont have anything special , shotguns and other legal weapons that have been modified and sold onto the black market .
do the maths
4 million legally owned civilian weapons in the UK
1.1 million guns owned by the government
1,000 illegal guns on the black market
Meaning the gangs probably carry weapons, and your government officials certainly have armed guards. But to hell with the common people, they can’t carry, God save the queen.
do you carry weapons with you every day ?
Knife most of the time. A multi tool really, that has a knife, i recently purchased this ( different brand). Bought it from some Chinese website that makes extremely cheap knock offs. The quality seems decent on it though. Has a glass breaker and seatbelt cutter.
Which i have one me when ever i go out. You have to be 21 to own and carry a handgun so that’s out of the question for me.
I used to carry this, and still do sometimes.
watch when you need it most the fucking blade will fall off 
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Well i already chipped part of the blade, which will be a bitch to repair. I dropped it on some rocks, and was quite surprised to see how much damage it had done.
The Gerber multi tool i have is damn near indestructible, and retains its edge. But hey you get what you pay for it was 10 bucks. 
Although it came quite sharp it cut me when i hardly ran my thumb over the blade.
i have a better one than you i have a leather man wave one
which i could carry perfectly fine and legal on the streets
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Debate able . Mine works great, i used it to cut down these fucking bambo like grass stocks in my yard, and i thought it dulled it to hell. But i used it to clean a fish and it cut beautifully still. It’s never rusted either.
Not much of a weapon though, i could just picture a mugger staring it at you as you open it and pull the knife it out. That’s why i bought the Chinese knife, i can have the blade out in one quick flip, and it has a glass breaker, which would hurt to be hit with.
The only thing i have for home defense right now is a wimpy ass .22, two compound bows and beaten up Tomahawk. Walmart sells high quality 12 gauge shot guns for only 100 dollars so i might have to get one of those.
That or a Mosin Nagant.
i paid nothing for the leatherman , i found it out on a walk in a old pill box . in a case to fit on a belt .
someone must of been well gutted .
i also a few swiss army knifes , and 3 scuba diving knifes
like this one
http://www.buoyancy-compensator.com/images/diving-knife/big/diving-knife-K25.JPG
and one like this which is a bit smaller but fucking sharp
there is that yes im lucky i guess in the fact that im confident in my own ability to fight with my hands , but i wouldnt mind us allowing CC as long as it was like the cezch system of having to do exams etc
I got mine for free too, a friends dad gave it to me.
Where do you buy your knives from? Ive looked at Budk a lot because of how well my Tomahawk performed, and Cold steel seems overpriced.
Razor sharp? My gerber could literally cut the hair off my arm when i got it.
swiss army knives i just brought from a army and navy store and the dive knifes i got off here
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Seem rather pricy, or maybe i’m just a broke scrub
yes . its designed to slice right through fishing ropes etc .
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Cold steel seems overpriced.
[/quote] titanium knives are the ones , they dont rust but they can be pricey