Top Quality Brass Knuckles With Latest Designs

 

Brass knuckles are one of the oldest types of martial arts equipment and can be traced back to China during the seventh century. The first westerner to use them as a weapon was a traveler called Hans von Gärtner in 1788. In this same century, they were used as a self-defense measure by some Americans, particularly those who made their living on the road, such as bounty hunters. 

The main purpose for using these knuckles was to make a tighter fist with which to punch a person. Thus, the victim would hit with much greater power. It is believed that knuckles were first used as a weapon during the American Civil War. 

At the time, each state had its own rules for how people could carry weapons. Some states allowed people to carry knives and swords while others did not allow knives of any kind. However, brass knuckles were always legal in every state and they became popular among many people including soldiers and civilians alike.

Brass Knuckles Were Originated From,

Brass Knuckles have been around for centuries, originating in feudal Japan. A samurai was allowed to carry his sword and sickle on him at all times, but not his knife. Therefore, it was customary for him to carry a knuckle duster on his right hand as an alternate weapon for close up fighting.

They are primarily designed to cause pain upon impact, but not break the skin or permanently disfigure the victim if used properly. Previously, people would use them as weapons. 

These days they are primarily used by people to protect against other attackers who might be using something against them that is more dangerous than real brass knuckles, such as a knife or metal barbells. Some of these brass knuckled weapons can be randomly found in public places and can be randomly used as weapons without any prior knowledge of their existence.

Brass Knuckles in Different Designs

We've put together a list of our top-quality knuckle dusters with the latest designs. Our latest knuckle dusters might be your favorite if you're looking for something stylish to wear. With 100% rustproof silver plated metal and high-grade leather, this knuckle is easy to clean and durable enough for heavy use.

• If you're interested in fully loaded knuckles that fight back hard, our Heavy Duty Silver Brass Knuckles are what you need. With 24mm knuckle dusters, you'll have your hands ready for anything that comes out at you. Machined from certified high-strength steel, these are guaranteed not to rust ever. It's easy to clean and hard to crack if you're in a tough fight.

• Want fully loaded knuckles with more style? Check out the Tactical Brass Knuckles. A handmade product by our master craftsmen, this is a machined product with the design of Dymondwood. It's made from ABS plastic with polymer coating, giving it great safety protection while looking amazing at the same time. You can surely rely on this for use in any situation.

• If you're looking for brass knuckles that always protect, look no further than our Professional Knuckles. Wear it as a necklace or a belt buckle. You can wear it proudly with your outfit or hang on your wall with those you trust. This necklace has a genuine leather strap. It's a great gift for family and friends.

Positive Aspects Of Brass Knuckles

The primary purpose of brass knuckles is to aid in self-defense. They do this by protecting the user's fingers from harm, particularly when punching. This is because the sharp points on the inside of the weapon will puncture through an attacker's skin and cause damage to their muscles and bones. 

They can also cause permanent damage to an attacker if they are hit with a lot of force in a vulnerable area such as in the head or neck. This is because the sharp edges of the metal pieces can pierce through the skull or break bones in the neck, causing permanent injury or death.

Another advantage is that they are small and portable. They are often carried in a pocket or bag by their owner, making them easy to carry around at all times. This means that they are readily accessible when needed, especially when walking alone on city streets.

Brass Knuckles Have Their Downfalls

There are several disadvantages to the use of brass knuckles. The first is that the user will often suffer wrist injuries because the metal pieces are protruding outwards. 

Secondly, they may damage other objects around them due to the sharp points. Thirdly, they can be seen as a threat by many people and certainly should not be carried in public places.