The BlackSwift Sticks Raven… An Excellent Tool For Personal Protection

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[@hughbennett5342]

Just a thought. I ordered a Raven but had him not put on the tip. The end diameter without the tip is 5/16 inch. I then glued on a 5/16 inch target arrow tip. Then I bought a smaller spike rubber tip for hard surfaces. Now it is good for walking on ice or self defense.

[@JoelHuncar]

That is awesome!

[@hughbennett5342]

@@JoelHuncar Thank you! It really ups it's self defense capability.

[@terryharris1291]

Great tip thanks,

[@knife_knut]

Just got mine today. It is PHENOMENAL. Until it’s in your hand you don’t realize how perfect & awesome it is. Added some grip tape up top & another section down in the lower third for added grip & control. Getting hit with either end is GONNA HURT! Also added a rubber 5/8” cane tip (has a metal washer inside) for more traction on slicker surfaces - used just a touch of super glue on inside of rubber tip.

[@ObservantPiratePlus]

Love the Mjolnir on the pendant and shirt! Skal! I like the similar device by TRS myself, and quite frankly, I would never buy anything from a Campbell. It's a MacDonald/Glencoe Massacre thing.

[@schopenhauer1962]

Bought one this summer, in January I needed it after I twisted my knee, so I could use it as a walking aid and for practice. Since I walk my dog I need a one hand usable stick and the cold steel polypropylene sticks are too heavy. But I was indeed amazed by the speed of the blackswift raven. I smashed it against some dead trees, no damage to be seen. I usually use it as a substitute for a bokken when in nature to train some moves. I am gonna wrap it with paracord and indeed the tip is dangerous on smooth surfaces. Love your videos.

[@JoelHuncar]

Thank you!

[@JoelHuncar]

I’m glad you like my content.

[@reflexflow9088]

Great Review, Guro Joel! I own both the Blackswift Raven and the Raptor walking sticks and they about the best-balanced Stick I've ever swung. A super strong and very light stick, I can swing this Cane faster than any other walking stick or cane I own, and I have several! And in your hand, Guro Joel the stick is 100% Deadly!

[@JoelHuncar]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 thanks Sifu!

[@FuzzyPoppa90]

I mean honestly after you said fiberglass all I could think about was a REALLY FAT THICK FISHING ROD! I know how much fishing rods can hurt.

[@henrydjr]

Wrapped mine with the wrap used for bats and tennis rackets. And I put a regular cane tip on the end. Then I used small ranger bands to make sure the rapping does note come loose at the end and it adds to the impact during strikes. I also used a band to help secure the lanyard and rap against the ball. You don’t want to get whacked with my stick!

[@JoelHuncar]

Awesome!!

[@immanuelchrist7482]

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[@JoelHuncar]

@@immanuelchrist7482 I tried to attach a picture, but will do a little short instead.

[@JoelHuncar]

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[@hughbennett5342]

Excellent review!

[@JoelHuncar]

Thank you!

[@mzondi1970]

Cold steel makes a solid stick as well

[@JoelHuncar]

I have several cold steel sticks. None of them are equal to this one.

[@Swede-js9jq]

What is the training dummy with red “ears” at about 2:25 or so? I have never seen one like that before.

[@JoelHuncar]

It’s just a training dummy that has been so ripped up that it is more duct tape than dummy now… so I put some old head gear in it because it looked a little better with the head gear on.

[@neverpreparedenough6431]

that's a sjambok by another name

[@JoelHuncar]

Pretty much, but not flexible, and you can use it as a mobility aid.

[@JoelHuncar]

But it would hit like a sjambok for sure.