The Ultimate Tactical Pen for Self-Defense | Tactical Spy Pen
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- The ultimate tactical pen for self-defense- TACTICAL SPY PEN.
It can help you in a variety of situations and it's easy to carry with you every day! In this video, I'll show you how to use a tactical pen for self-defense and also give you some tips on how to carry it with you while traveling.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:03 Tactical Pen
03:17 The Striking Points
03:52 PRO TIP
05:42 Traveling with Tactical Pen
06:47 Final Thoughts
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What's a circumstance that you have come across in which a Tactical Pen could have been useful? (Check out www.tacticalspypen.com to check out mine)
Sooooooooo how do you know?!
Sorry, not even once:) Things happen too fast to grab anything (like attack from behind) or you are overwhelmed by more opponents or armed people. And when adrenaline hits you won't remember about fancy pen if you don't practice with it regularly for a long time.
Not even once (yet) but I’ve been carrying illegally for several decades (thank God I’ve never had to brandish) This looks like it would be a much better option for me. 🤔
It only has Shipping to USA. No other countries
The mailing address in Utah matches the one in the About tab for this channel. That can't be a coincidence.
My ex-military Dad always taught us that if we were forced to engage, you’d better mean it. He always taught us girls to go for the throat if escape is not an option. Eyes, groin, throat, whatever we have to do. And NEVER let someone get you in a car, no matter what. Better to take your chances and fight
I work in an engineering firm where we all carry pens. I'll have to drop it in the suggestion box that they spring for one of these for all hands. A short story: When I was a machinist in Philadelphia back around 1980, the subway station I had to wait at to get home was a dark, dirty, and creepy place. Whenever I worked late and had to wait at that station below street level, it would be somewhat deserted. So I began carrying my hardhat and my huge adjustable wrench in a shoulder bag home with me. If anyone ever attacked me, I was prepared to clobber them with my wrench. One well placed blow with that wrench would have done some serious damage. In Philadelphia, there are no laws against carrying a huge wrench.
I don't see enough self defense training videos where the instructor tells you to strike people in the throat. Whether you use your fists, hand chop or a weapon, it is the best area of the body to deescalate an attack quickly. Thanks for being one of those instructors who does teach it.
You are very welcome!
Excellent point. I've seen a 19th century self-defense manual recommend, apart from going for the eyes, the alternative tactic of grabbing a finger of the assailant in your fist and completely bending it back, breaking it. (They recommended this finger thing especially for women, saying something like that even the weakest woman is still strong enough to break a man's finger.) What are your thoughts on this tactic?
@@mmneander1316 sideways, every time
That's true.
@@mmneander1316 while you're grabbing the his finger he still has his free hand and feet to best U with.
Good, I’ve had one for years. I would only add that one must not rely completely on a weapon because losing control of it could cause you to panic. Otherwise stated: if you can’t fight without a weapon, then chances are you can’t fight with one. A weapon is an adjunct or enhancement to fighting skills, not a replacement for them.
well put!
I carry two. A back up in case I lose the other one in a fight
I've been places where even a tactical pen was prohibited as an "offensive weapon" and I had to improvise. I find that practicing with tools such as the tactical pen aids me when I have to improvise.
I was on the mess deck of a US warship on a WESTPAC cruise forty years (and some change) in the past when a sailor began escalation to attack. I was on mess duty and filling pepper shakers when he slid his feet across the deck and came up in a boxing pose, throwing a left jab--I slapped the bottom of the pepper shaker as I feinted to my left, ejecting the cap and about half the black pepper in the shaker. He gasped as the cap hit him in the forehead, inhaling pepper in nose and mouth. I had already slipped to the right and circled to his rear, out of reach, pepper shaker shifted so that I could drive it into the base of his skull--the fight was over. A quick scan showed me that my brother Marine had my six and nobody was going to help out the combative sailor.
I pointed at two sailors, "You and you, take him to the head and wash his face out. Don't let him rub the pepper in. "
I learned later that the sailor was the boxing champion and I had been severely out-classed. Field expedient pepper weapon with a back-up of the pepper shaker as an impact weapon (an unnecessary back-up, fortunately) along with a buddy and decisively brutal but controlled action saved me from a savage beating. That sailor would have cleaned my clock without breathing hard--except that he inhaled too much pepper to breathe at all.
Thats the perfect example of ALWAYS being prepared. Generally speaking people are unpredictable and if a guy happens to snap for any given reason and you're not prepared, it could cost you your life or the life of a loved one. Being adaptable is a key to staying prepared. Expect the unexpected.
Sounds like a scene from Steven Segal's movie...before he became fat, cringy and addicted to smell of his own farts, of course
I love this story and me being a disabled Marine who happened to be a 3381 food service specialist it hits home fast.
** Once in a restaurant an older world war 2 veteran was enjoying his coffee and donut when a young man asked for change and decided he was going to take it the older man threw pepper in his face and flew from the chair with a mighty nice right hand jab and later speaking to him he grinned and said he had learned that trick.
Saved me once and I had to laugh.
God bless and keep posting
Semper Fi My brother!
Great video!
A regular Sharpie is extremely effective and is never confiscated. It's not metal, so maybe not as durable, but it's more than tough enough that it won't break when used to jab sensitive points on human anatomy.
Use a Cold Steel Shark marker.
@@mutlee299 Or a good old Cross pen. Every bit as effective as any TAC Pen.
As a follow up to my original comment ( This is Jordan Jenkins ) I did indeed purchase a few Tactical Pens and I love them. I have one Original and now I just placed a new order for the Titanium Tactical Pen as well. I got two of those with the original thrown in as a bonus. I’m very satisfied with my Original Tactical Pen and I will be putting it to good use as a Merchant Mariner as we do travel a lot. I also love my SEAL Torch Flashlight and my Stiletto Knife as well. All recommended products to anyone that wants quality tools. I will be doing more business with you in the near future Jason! I’ll be gifting Tactical Pens to my mom, sister, and girlfriend soon. Plus I’ll keep one for me. Thank you for all you do! Have a blessed day my friend! 🇺🇸
My "tactical" pen is a Zebra F-701 or the new iteration, it is a PEN made of Stainless steel and survived my abuse tests, 8 bucks, goes anywhere
In my country anything made with the intent for use on a person is considered a weapon and illegal to carry the "tactical pen" would likely fall under this rule so I use the same pen as you since its just a normal pen but sturdier.
I love tactical flashlights and tactical pens for self protection.
Very good tools. Definitely a bare minimum in my experience.
That DNA bezel is all bs. Thanks Jason
Thank you Jason. As a woman that runs to Target, Walmart, etc. alone, picks up dinner, walks my dog it’s a big help knowing to let people know you see them. Great channel! Thank you for the tips!
I travelled (mostly alone), worked and lived in various countries since the mid 90s and was never armed. Not even with a pen. US, Europe, Russia, Pakistan, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Balkans, India, Iran, Maghreb, Egypt etc.
What's important is a trouble detector, awareness of your surroundings, being prepared to pull yourself out of a situation and the right use of your words and body language. In the few tricky moments, neither a tactical pen, a knife or a gun would have helped.
But I understand that carrying it with you may make you feel safer. I felt safe without.
And: I enjoy watching Jason Hanson's demonstrations. Always good to know.
Awesome idea. I have lost two pens at the airport. One in Hong Kong and the other in St louis. Putting the cap over the pointy end to expose the pen!!!! Thank you!!!
A couple of years ago, I was having a cigar outside in the early morning when an obviously mentally ill street type approached me and asked if I had a spare cigar. I told him no, and he suddenly accused me of smoking an illegal cigar and came at me. I drew my tactical pen and warned him to stay back and although he continued to rattle off crazy nonsense, he saw the pen and broke off the assault. As he walked away, I called the police and gave them his description and told them what had happened. They NEVER showed up to talk to me!
Great example of why you must be prepared. Relying on someone else to protect you often goes nowhere. Thanks for sharing this important experience. God bless 🇺🇸
NSW P&R?
Oh someone asked you for a cigarette and you threatened them
@@beng4647 so happy for you that you lead such a life that you're absolutely unaware of a threat. That's awesome in these times.
@@asmamiller 🤣I live in a Syracuse ghetto
6 kids???
That automatically puts you in "Tough Guys" category in my book.
@Jimbo Either that,or he's breeding him a SpecOps team. That would make him approx.: 1000 light years ahead any prepper known to mankind.
I remember years ago, I fired an employee for using oxys at work. He took a swing at me, and I used this self defense tool called a “fist”. I aimed for his trachea and then used another tool I carry called “BJJ”. I used it subdue him until the owners threw him out and told him to never come back. I found those two tools valuable for the past 20 or so years 😜
Awesome! Our natural weapons are awesome when used correctly.
He is correct about suggesting two quick jabs. You have to make immediate decision if you wish to just disable your attacker or more.
It would only take two more jabs through the sides of the neck to kill him. And you could do it in less than two seconds more.
This is a lethal weapon, depending on how you use it.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
Retired surgeon
This pen is lightweight, sharp point, very functional. And the quality is superb. Thanks Jason.
I really appreciate this tips & stories told..knowing how crazy our world is getting..God bless you!
Thank you for your support, Annailuj.
I have never seen that before I’ll have to get one or several for my family God bless
Many life changing instances they have helped in. God Bless. 🇺🇸
Where I work they won't even let you have a mini SAK on your keyring as they 'could be used as a weapon' (despite us all using razor-sharp box cutters that will do a lot more damage than most pocket knives) and will 'confiscate' them until your day finishes.
Not one person has noticed the tactical pen I use every single day!
I've been carrying one for years. Great advice for TSA and the airport.
I have a friend that is a professional machinist. He made me a custom "sleeve" for the cheap Bic ballpoints. The shape of it lends itself to people that may have grip strength issues. I have mild/moderate arthritis. Same concept applies.
Great video. Finally an expert pointing out the flaw in the tac pen with the sharp crown to tear up the thumb. Lived in Costa Rica and carried a god old fashioned rigid Bic pen with no cap. In the poorer areas a tac pen I noticed drew attention if it was ever not in the pocket. Love the channel.
Thanks for watching!
This guys channel is really growing fast. 3 weeks ago he had 60 k subs
Yeah, I just discovered it.
He must be paying for promotion. Much of his advice is common sense to me, but my Pops was a high ranking army officer and a golden glove boxer. He taught me to always have situational awareness and how to defend myself. However, I've still learned some things and appreciate these videos.
- now sell me this pen...
- well, this pen can save your life!
I frequently pick up flyers….reverse roll them…and fold them over into a very effective striking tool….no issue with being in possession of a rolled up crossword puzzle book…magazine etc.
Who showed me…an SF soldier and some good old “ Christians In America “ types. Excellent site
Just saw this video. I can't remember when I purchased two of these tactical pens. Got one for myself and one for my daughter. There has only been once when I felt the need to have it out of my backpack and ready in my hand, but I am glad I had it just in case. Only problem is the ink filler exploded. Still writes though.Thanks Jason for all your content to help us stay as safe as possible.
This is most likely one of the best things I picked up from one of your books. In the 2 years I was back in the US for COVID I had one everyday at work, as it was a gun free area that hired anyone that blew in the door like tumble weed. I also, due to my short time I'd be back in the US rode a bike the 2.5k to and from work. St Charles, Missouri isn't as bad in crime as St Louis, but there were undeveloped areas and homeless I would have to ride through in the evening. Getting back to Vietnam a few months ago I brought it with me and have it clipped to my bag, when I teach, or in my pocket when out supplementing my keys attached to a small D ring I can swing at people in defense. No one even bats an eye at it, and I got through airport security in the US and Qatar with border security for Vietnam and Cambodia without issues.
Wow thanks for sharing. Thanks for reading my books. Thanks for subscribing. Thanks for your support!
Glad I’ve found your channel! Thanks so much for sharing your great tips!
Great channel idea. Very valuable. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
The best undercover agents look ordinary, appear to be an integral part of the scenery. Unfortunately, this sometimes makes predators mistake them for prey. It's a mistake in the victim selection process. CIA officers can neither confirm nor deny that they're far more likely to be attacked by ordinary criminals than by hostile government agents, but FBI agents report being attacked by street criminals who identified the agent as a businessman and tried to rob the agent--or worse. In weapon-prohibited environments, guns and knives and even "defensive tools" such as the TASER or OC spray may be prohibited.
Your story about getting out of that Subway shop without being challenged is a great example of having confidence to acknowledge predators in the area and then go about your business without challenging them, without threatening them, without insulting them. Just a little doubt is all it takes--"why isn't that victim acting like a victim?"
My favorite "spy fiction" was Donald Hamilton's Matt Helm series. Helm used weapons if practical, improvised weapons if possible, and didn't rely on bare hands unless forced to. In the novels Helm had some tense moments when he was sized up (and on more than one occasion attacked) by ordinary street criminals. In the fictional stories, leaving dead bodies behind would have compromised the mission. The tactical pen can be used as lethal force or, with training, can temporarily disable.
I used a Mini Maglite to reinforce a pressure point hold on a teen who was bigger than me as he was egging on his cohort to jump me. I was working as a security guard in a big city shopping center and was alone in the parking lot. I was able to escort him from the place while his friends jeered at him and I thanked him for being my job security, but then requested that he stay away for a few weeks and never try getting his friends to beat me up again. Nobody noticed the little light--I had a larger MagLite on my belt because I was working at night. Some people mistake being polite for being helpless. A tactical pen would have been useful in that situation for the same purpose using the same technique--gaining compliance without putting someone in the hospital. Bare hands might have worked--using an instrument to reinforce a pressure point hold (one-handed, I needed to be able to react if the pressure point failed) did work and nobody was injured.
Gaining Compliance without putting someone in the hospital. Wise words.
🙏 Respect , Salute & Thank You So Much Teacher Jason Hanson for your many valuable & useful tutorials on Self~Defense! Stay Safe & Stay Healthy Sir! 🌷🌿🌍💜🕊
you are such a breath of fresh air ive learned more from watching three videos than watching the jason bourne trilogy. god bless u and your family,
Thank you for the knowledge transfer
Its a great little tool. I have been in law enforcement since 2006 and I have carried one for years on and off duty. My wife also carries one. I have flown with it several times and it feels good knowing I have one. Keep up the great work and making these videos.
Great tips as always Jason! I ALWAYS have mine with me...even had a TSA agent take it out of my "man purse" once and look at it.... put it right back in :)
Many thanks for this one
Common sense in action. Simple and practical. Thank you.
Oh man god bless you too you are changing my life with your videos i like the way you explain the things thank you very much keep posting more videos like this i am hungry for more because i want to be good prepared to defend my self
Thanks for your advice, Jason!
Anytime! Thank you for watching too!
Someone said the pen is mightier than the sword!
I bought 2 one for me & one for my buddy as a gift he needs it & uses it more than me he works at a airport we both love it
Great video, I hope you enjoyed your trip to Batalha in Portugal. It was hard to miss at 06:36.
You can also take a cane with you everywhere, even on a plane. Of course the pen might be better under that particular situation but no one will stop you from taking your cane/medical device with you anywhere?
Better yet, take both!
Yes a cane is a better option in my opinion better reach
Jason, how about a video on what I have named W.O.O.’s or weapons of opportunity? There are literally thousands of weapons out there (when needed) that people never realize are there. Rolling up a newspaper or magazine until it’s like a stick. Or just walking through the store and glancing around for what could become a weapon should the need arise. These potential weapons are EVERYWHERE and people should take notice of them. My Krav Maga training has been a real eye opener for me. I’ve learned to look at people, places and things much differently.
Perhaps this might make a good video for people who don’t carry any type of weapon.
Thanks for the great videos.👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
Thanks for the info. I'm a flyer and I will be adding this to my carry list.
Glad it was helpful!
Great help again!!!! Thanks
Happy to help! Thanks for watching!
Awesome again! Thank you!
Appreciate the support
Hi jason.
Greetings from the UK! I always carry self defense criminal pepper spray identifier and a defence torch which emits 10,000 lumens of blinding light up to a distance of 1000 meters. This came in handy a few months back in my small seaside town. Walking home from work one night a car drove past me blasting it's horn, i turned in case it was someone i knew.
The car then turned round and stopped next to me with 3 male individuals looking for trouble. I turned the torch on them and they couldn't barely move, like blinded rabbits!! Haha!! As i walked away i kept the torch beaming through the cars windshield until i was out of sight. Game over. I didn't need the pepper spray.
I'm cetain this prevented me from confrontation. My torch also has the 'jagged' edge to smash windows or do serious damage to a criminals face.
I enjoy your video's and are very educating in all aspects of self defense. It's a shame though that we need to go out tooled up. Stay safe and all the best.
Awesome 👍! Yup, watching another one brother!
Because of a video I saw you in a couple of months ago I recently purchased a tactical pen thank you.
Thank you.
Jason your video's are the juice 😂 ausome
4/7/23 Viewing and learning; loved it!
Great video!
Thanks!
Thank you for the tips for using these pens. One thing I noticed though, is the pen you are showing on an airplane and at the beach (starting around the 6:23 point in the video) is not the same pen you have in your hand throughout the video. The other pen is much more rounded off, and you would not have to hide a sharp end because it doesn't have one.
I’ve worked overseas a couple of times for long durations. I’ve flown through international airports in France, Germany, Turkey, Egypt, Nigeria, and have never had my tactical pen confiscated. I like the fact that it contained a hidden handcuff key. I’ve never needed it, but at least I had it. Security has never even paid attention to it. I also had the ball point exposed as I went through various security but same as you, it went through security in my laptop bag and then into my pocket once I board the plane.
Thank you
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Jason, please do a refresher on the tactical pen with some added techniques.
New subscriber here. I love your videos. I’m in the Dominican Republic and I always carry a sturdy umbrella with a pointy tip. In the DR umbrellas are used both for rain and to shield the sun. Excellent weapon if needed
Subscribed good stuff 👍🏼
Awesome, thank you so much for subscribing!
5:08 I finish my shandwich annoyed me how you said that , relax dude you’re too amped 🤣
so simple..........so effective
Very very smart stuff! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm afraid to ask you how you know it doesn't feel good being jabbed in the crotch with that pen (@7:30). Haha ok I will take a short break from binge watching your channel for the next 1 hour or so. God bless and thanks so much for sharing all this!
haha thanks!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH, FROM GEORGIA
I appreciate the support! God bless you and your family!
I love your book btw
Tactical pen.. in my tool box I have a metal scribe, (to mark metal). pin point end, and has a clip to clip to the belt, pocket etc... Easy access.. its also good for breaking glass, even double glazed glass, car windows etc...
Recent subscriber here, suburban mom sort of "prepper" and I find your videos filled with real life help. Not to mention very interesting stories! Can't wait for more. 👍
Glad you find the videos engaging. Thanks for the support!
TSA will confiscate it if you take it through screening and they find it. It is on their banned list. What I always have in my carry on: fat Sharpie pen, zip ties and duct tape. The Sharpie isn't as hard as the tac pen, but it does the job almost a well.
thank you
Welcome! Thank you for watching too!
Another good video from Jason 😂
Is this pen recommended for writing love letters?
Got me one even got thru a federal court house ! Guards looked at it and said nice pen I have one just like it !
Today, as I was going through security at a small airport in Oregon, a TSA official confiscated my tactical pen. The officer recognized it as a tactical pen and said they are used as weapons in the martial arts. Yes, I took the cap off, turned it around, and placed the pen in my carry-on bag, as you suggested.
Nothing works 100% of the time
@@caseymyhro3769EXACTLY
The scariest aspect of this video...eating at Subway. There wasn't a Jersey Mike's around?
I got my tactical pen in the mail from spy briefing and have been enjoying it all week.
I even slept with it.
I can vouch this pen is awesome!
Somehow it’s both subtle and yet it makes a presents at the same time.
I tested it gently on myself and it still hurts.
I take it with me daily with my wallet, keys, and cell phone.
It’s an awesome pen!
Couldn’t help but notice that there was a few Atomic Bear pens. I have the defender and I love it. It’s one of my EDC pens. Thinking of getting the stealth pen pro that just came out and possibly yours in the future too. Downside to the defender I have it the cap can’t cover the glass breaker so it wouldn’t be allowed on carry on bags in an airport.
I like your videos. Being from the UK,carrying a gun or a knife is out of the question and there are very good reasons for that, but that's a discussion for another day.
I will look into this tactical pen as I have always found a good, metallic Parker pen to to be capable of doing much of the same. Also, being an ex smoker, my vapouriser is essentially a heavy rod of steel. One good thud from either end and you are not getting back up for a long time.
By the way, loved the nut on a cord. Simple and very effective.
No good reason to take away someone’s ability to defend their self
I have a Smith and Wesson flashlight tactical pen. The light is terrible,so what I use it for is ammo storage. Three 380 caliber rounds and paper fit perfectly inside. You can store whatever,but thought I’d pass it out to you guys.
I always got a Leatherman on me.
Good to have.
I always have a leatherwoman with me.
At Walt Disney World my Leatherman was confiscated at the Magic Kingdom. They returned it when I left. Disneyland has a list of prohibited items and Leatherman tools are on that list under "tools"
I like this.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Makes sense.
U will like our GR8 ( Short baton with a 5 switch light). It is similar to a Kubaton/ Yawara stick. But, make no mistake its very effective. I chose that over the Asp Baton. Look me up if I can help you.
I’m going to order four and give to my son, self, best friend and husband. I need all the tools that I can use that are not a gun or knife. Thank you.
I did learn a lot. I'm buying one. Thanks again 🙄
Hi Jason, thank you for the awesome videos. As seniors, we were very happy to see a solution for self defense that is so simple. My husband drives taxi. So things can get scary. You do not ship to Canada. Can you kindly recommend a brand we can get here. God bless you and yours as well.
What I like about the tactical pen is that it easily concealed until you are ready to use it at they are really cheap to discard if you really mess somebody up. Not me, I don't know how he hurt himself. That's too bad.
the first I heard of a self-defense pen, was using a Cross pen, as many police officers carry a Cross pen, this was in the early 1980s.
A steel Parker is just as good and no one, including jobsworth police departments, can accuse you of carrying an offensive weapon as would be the case in many countries if you got frisked.
I've never laughed at any of your videos, UNTIL, in this video, you say "Ask me how I know."
I got a tactical pen for my daughter. Not this brand, but a self defense pen nonetheless. Is because of this channel i know about this self defense writing tool. Thank you Jason. Too bad black seems to be the only color for most makes. Jason, suggest to this tactical pen company to offer "colors" and i know sales will increase, especially among women. Mahalo.😊
You're welcome Byron!
I always have my Tactical fingers with my 24/7, i have iften used them to strike throat and eyes , its 100000% faster than any weapon you may have on you .
I can imagine a tactical USB pen capable of discharging all its energy in the same manner as an eel. A gentle touch and voilà.
This dude is saving this industry haha he got stock in th is company. If you are in the USA HAVE A FIRE ARM some people may say ! Act accordingly
Great training. Thanks for taking time to teach.
Seems long, long ago, a "trainer " of your ilk taught my cadre: A pen is a pen & tactical is just a word that neophytes use. Your brain, once enlightened, makes a pen, ,
....or the change in your pocket ....or your shoelace.....hell even gravity.....Y'know what i say.
Teach 'em Jason!
In other words - Keep up the good work!
You're welcome! God bless you!
John Wick used a pencil 😂
@@JasonHansonSpy thanks 👍
i have one ,my wife has one and my grown up son has one . I am an old man now but was attacked when i was at school when I was 11 years old by a 14 year old and his gang . with a bike chain . I made the mistake of cowering down on the floor .never again . thanks for your channel .
will a fisher pressurized space pen ink cartridge fit?