Are Nunchucks Actually Effective Weapons?

Sep 23, 2019

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The Nunchucks belong to feudal Japan and have their origins from there. Nunchucks are basically two sticks which are joined together by a metallic chain. They were designed to be used as a fighting weapon but nowadays they are used by martial artists especially in Karate. They come in a variety of designs and types.

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Presentation Transcript

Nuclear Weapons Today

Nuclear Weapons and other Weapons of Mass Destruction

The Challenge of Nuclear Weapons

ENTREPRENEUR WEAPONS

Different weapons

Elizabethan Era

Small Weapons

Medieval Weapons and Tactics

Path to a World Without Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear Weapons

ERIE TRIBE WEAPONS

Aboriginal tools &amp; weapons

Some findings concerning recidivism among weapons offenders Presented CJPAC September 2010

Mine Warfare

Nuclear weapons

US Weapons of the

Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear Weapons

Towards new controls on explosive weapons in populated areas

Chapter 16

Weapons, Armor, Seppuku, of Samurai By: Tigran, Saul, Kevin

Innovations of WWI

Aboriginal tools & weapons