Techniques of Deployment for Defense Buckles™

a) Take hold of the Buckle firmly with your left hand, and simultaneously unhook the Buckle prongs with your right hand.
b) Still holding the Buckle with your left hand, rapidly draw the belt out of the loops, sliding it through your right hand as you draw it out. With practice you'll learn how far to pull the belt out.
c) Holding the belt very tightly with your right hand, wrap the belt round your right hand in one continuous motion. This provides for a very strong non-slip grip.
d) Continuing in one smooth motion, either whirl the Buckle in a circle above your head and strike the target, or pause and hold it at the ready.

NOTE: It is possible — if you become accomplished in the use of Defense Belts™ — that if a gunman actually has a gun pointed at you, and his focus is distracted for a mere fraction of a second, you could take him out. Since the gunman could still shoot, even after receiving a knockout blow from a Defense Buckle™, this tactic is only recommended in extreme circumstance, where it is quite probable that he intends to shoot you. Under these conditions it is highly recommended, that as you are delivering the incapacitating blow, you simultaneously — and very quickly — move out of the way of where the gun is pointed!

Attempting to save someone's life by using a knife in this life-saving maneuver rather than a Defense Belt™ is far more dangerous, for a knife has neither the immediate stopping power, nor the reach of a Defense Belt™.

Practice is suggested for obvious reasons. Go through the moves — slowly at first — until you get the feel of the belt. Relative proficiency is typically gained rather quickly.

FOR PRACTICE: You might consider placing a cardboard box on a table, and then placing a two quart cardboard milk container filled with water, or another cardboard box, or styrofoam block, or even for fun, a watermelon, or pumpkin, on top. Since there is a charge for replacing bent prongs, when practicing use the face of the buckle for impact rather than the prong side. AND, DO NOT HAVE ANYONE STANDING AROUND TOO CLOSELY!

The owner of this company has been wearing Defense Belts™ for years. On one occasion a 95-pound dog, and a 55-pound Pit-Bull simultaneously attacked him. The dogs were very aggressive. The dogs were unable to penetrate the rapidly whirling 5 ½ oz. stainless steel buckle on a 1 ¼" nylon belt. They tried. The 95-pound dog was struck on the snout and yelped, immediately backing off. The Pit-Bull, hearing the big dog yelp in pain, and seeing it back-off, immediately backed off as well.

Defense Belts™ WORK!