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Scottish Claymore!!! lol.
Actually I like the tomahawk or slingshot idea better, the concealed carry weapons of history.

Lightsaber! Easily concealable, and with the proper training can deflect blaster fire.

One of these should qualify as old school carry.

A bo staff and a wakizashi.

Archery1 wrote:I would save the bow for another purpose. It's an offense weapon and sorry defense weapon. The guy with the big knife will chop you to pieces long before he died from puncture wound. Might as well meet him with even chance.

Your assuming the attacker can actually get to you. Throughout history, bows have been used as effective defensive weapons as long as the archer had the advantage of cover or physical separation such as defending a wall of some sort.

If we can have both, why wouldn't that be everyone's answer? Is this a trick question?

Flightmare wrote:Lightsaber! Easily concealable, and with the proper training can deflect blaster fire.

I think we need to better lay our the parameters / options available. If we can have a light saber, then can I have a Death Star?

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

Flightmare wrote:Lightsaber! Easily concealable, and with the proper training can deflect blaster fire.

I think we need to better lay our the parameters / options available. If we can have a light saber, then can I have a Death Star?

If you can "carry" a deathstar, go for it :P Also, be aware what is behind your target with those things. They have a tendency to over-penetrate. Additionally, beware Death Star Free zones like Alderan.

In the years before campus carry, I decorated my office walls with two beautiful (and perfectly functional) Martin recurves, as well as a few commemorative (and still functional) arrows that I'd shot through deer. They were just part of the hunting decor. Plus bows and arrows are not listed in Penal Code Ch. 46, nor explicitly prohibited by University policy.

You guys need to get with the program. Just go regular concealed carry. He probably has a claymore sword in the other pocket.

Flightmare wrote:Lightsaber!

Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid.

tbrown wrote:

Flightmare wrote:Lightsaber!

Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid.

We've wondered for years whether tbrown was actually Nathan Fillion or Harrison Ford. Now we finally know. Thank goodness.

J.R.@A&M wrote:In the years before campus carry, I decorated my office walls with two beautiful (and perfectly functional) Martin recurves, as well as a few commemorative (and still functional) arrows that I'd shot through deer. They were just part of the hunting decor. Plus bows and arrows are not listed in Penal Code Ch. 46, nor explicitly prohibited by University policy.

Lots of nice choices here - many of which likely embrace the cultural heritage of the poster(s).

Keeping with that theme... I'm Italian, so my choice would to have one of these with me at all times.

Vol Texan wrote:Lots of nice choices here - many of which likely embrace the cultural heritage of the poster(s).

Keeping with that theme... I'm Italian, so my choice would to have one of these with me at all times.

Luca's kinda big to carry around. Fortunately, he can walk on his own.

tbrown wrote:

Flightmare wrote:Lightsaber!

Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid.

Non-LTC carrier old school weapon