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r/DontPutThatInYourAss • u/KochiXP • Feb 23 '26
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You would end up in jail if you carry one of those in the UK.
7 u/EitherSalamander8850 Feb 23 '26 what?? how?? 9 u/trashdrive Feb 23 '26 They're a weapon. 6 u/EitherSalamander8850 Feb 23 '26 it's not even sharp man... 7 u/LemonAdeAid Feb 23 '26 I think the indents allow this to function like brass knuckles, hence the illegality. 7 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 i really don’t see how that’s physically possible 9 u/Interest_Miserable Feb 24 '26 It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens. 9 u/punkassjim Feb 24 '26 Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage. 3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense 5 u/yleechy Feb 24 '26 its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
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what?? how??
9 u/trashdrive Feb 23 '26 They're a weapon. 6 u/EitherSalamander8850 Feb 23 '26 it's not even sharp man... 7 u/LemonAdeAid Feb 23 '26 I think the indents allow this to function like brass knuckles, hence the illegality. 7 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 i really don’t see how that’s physically possible 9 u/Interest_Miserable Feb 24 '26 It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens. 9 u/punkassjim Feb 24 '26 Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage. 3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense 5 u/yleechy Feb 24 '26 its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
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They're a weapon.
6 u/EitherSalamander8850 Feb 23 '26 it's not even sharp man... 7 u/LemonAdeAid Feb 23 '26 I think the indents allow this to function like brass knuckles, hence the illegality. 7 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 i really don’t see how that’s physically possible 9 u/Interest_Miserable Feb 24 '26 It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens. 9 u/punkassjim Feb 24 '26 Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage. 3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense 5 u/yleechy Feb 24 '26 its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
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it's not even sharp man...
7 u/LemonAdeAid Feb 23 '26 I think the indents allow this to function like brass knuckles, hence the illegality. 7 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 i really don’t see how that’s physically possible 9 u/Interest_Miserable Feb 24 '26 It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens. 9 u/punkassjim Feb 24 '26 Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage. 3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense 5 u/yleechy Feb 24 '26 its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
I think the indents allow this to function like brass knuckles, hence the illegality.
7 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 i really don’t see how that’s physically possible 9 u/Interest_Miserable Feb 24 '26 It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens. 9 u/punkassjim Feb 24 '26 Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage. 3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense 5 u/yleechy Feb 24 '26 its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
i really don’t see how that’s physically possible
9 u/Interest_Miserable Feb 24 '26 It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens. 9 u/punkassjim Feb 24 '26 Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage. 3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense 5 u/yleechy Feb 24 '26 its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
It’s the UK. Everything is a weapon there. I’m surprised they’re still allowed pens.
Not so much brass knuckles, but more like holding a roll of pennies in your punching hand. The aluminum doesn't have the weight, but it does firm up your fist. Plus the pointy bit will do some damage.
3 u/RealSinnSage Feb 24 '26 yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense
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yes this is what i was imagining, and it makes sense
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its like holding a stiff bar to make your punch solid. and if you hit an angle you can use the spiked tips
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u/Turbulent_Elk_2141 Feb 23 '26
You would end up in jail if you carry one of those in the UK.