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Self Defense and Other Weapons
Atlanta Cutlery carries stun guns, batons and self defense canes. You can walk with confidence with our quality weapons designed for your personal protection. Suitable for both women and men, many are lightweight and easy to carry and engage in an emergency.
Night Watchman Survival Staff Walking Cane
#702002
This self-defense staff is constructed of strong, injection-molded nylon with fiber. The textured, T-grip handle gives the rock-solid hold you need. The handle is double-tipped for maximum versatility in self-defense.
$46.99
Night Watchman Blackthorn Shillelagh Walking Stick
#702001
Crafted in a traditional shillelagh design, this walking stick from United Cutlery is made in polypropylene, complete with gnarled accents to emphasize the knotty quality of genuine blackthorn wood shillelagh sticks.
$46.99
M48 Cobra 80 lb Crossbow
#601103
Temporarily Out of Stock - Est. Arrival Date Jan 2021. The M48 Self-Cocking 80-lb Cobra Crossbow system will streak a steel-tipped bolt more than 160 fps! Best of all, the self-cocking mechanism allows for an easy draw. It also features adjustable sights for accuracy. Three aluminum arrows are included.
$46.99
Gil Hibben Custom Hook Sword Cane
#601102
Temporarily Out of Stock - Est. Arrival Date March 2021. Designed by master knifemaker Gil Hibben, this sword cane has a shiny wood shaft with high-polish stainless steel accents. The mirror-polished 7CR17 stainless steel tanto blade releases with a built-in blade release mechanism.
$106.99
Kit Rae Axios Sword Cane
#601095
This sword cane has a razor-sharp 1045 carbon steel blade with intricate scrollwork etchings. The blade locks securely into the cane shaft and is accessed with a push of the hidden button that releases the blade locking mechanism.
$126.99
Honshu Sword Cane
#601093
Temporarily Out of Stock - Est. Arrival Date Feb 2021. The unique design features a tonfa styled handle grip, the reverse of a normal walking cane. The handle is gripped underhand like a traditional Asian tonfa, created a more secure non-slip hold for walking and allowing for a quick release and thrust-punch of the blade spike.
$96.99
Night Watchman Heavy Duty Sword Cane
#601090
Temporarily Unavailable. - Est. Arrival Date Summer 2021. The Night Watchman Heavy Duty Sword Cane can assist you in walking while adding an extra measure of self-defense. This inconspicuous cane conceals a razor-sharp, 1060 high carbon steel blade ready to defend you at a moment's notice.
$96.99
Independent Secret Service Sword Cane
#601079
This elegant walking stick features a full-length, full tang rapier blade. The aluminum shaft has a black finish with stainless steel parts all plated in 24K gold. The solid metal handle is also plated in gold and has a genuine ray skin wrap for a secure hold on your sword.
$169.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Caltrops - 2 Sets of 10
Very sturdy & SHARP! Perfect for bush camp perimeter early warning & defense. Any animal (two or four-legged) that steps on one of these & you'll know INSTANTLY! Fast shipping & great customer service.
Reviewed by: Michael, June 23, 2020
Review of: Cold Steel Cheap Shot 130 Crossbow
I love it, It worked well at the archery club. But, in the field, we broke two arrows and I lost one more... So we need more Arrows/bolts. thank you very much.
Reviewed by: Kevin, June 11, 2020
Review of: Fisted Spike Cane
This cane is really cool. Classy. But at the same time it does demand a certain degree of respect. I'm a big guy, and have never really felt like I couldn't take care of myself if I needed to. However when you're walking around with this piece, it does add a little more confidence.
Reviewed by: Bryan, February 26, 2020
Review of: Night Watchman Tactical Mace
Great size & balance with very durable construction. The menacing look alone should discourage most potential attackers. I bought several, gave them as gifts to family members, & everyone loved them.
Reviewed by: Gary, February 11, 2020
Review of: Caltrops - 2 Sets of 10
Just the thing to share with someone who deserves to be deflated if you want to make it anti-personal. Nah! Great conversation pieces but could be effective, if needed.
Reviewed by: , October 30, 2019
Review of: Night Watchman Tactical Mace
This is exactly what I have sought for so long. It is perfect for my purposes of home self-defense - when answering the door. It is very well balanced, solid, has excellent grip and retention qualities, and is perfectly weighted for one hand use in a confined space/area. Further, the rubberized spikes will enable me to inflict the "NECESSARY" amount of force, without inflicting "unnecessary or lethal" damage that a "truly metal Spiked" club/mace could. Thank you so much! I highly recommend this Night Watchman Tactical Mace over any other such item
for this purpose!!
Scott W.
Lakeland, TN
for this purpose!!
Scott W.
Lakeland, TN
Reviewed by: Scott, October 26, 2019
Review of: Night Watchman Tactical Mace
The Night Watchman Tactical Mace is a formidable hunk of polypropylene. At about 1.5 pounds, the weight feels perfect. The knob on the base of the handle is perfect. Just like a knob on a baseball bat, the knob will really help keep the mace in your hand. I’m very impressed.
Reviewed by: Brian, September 30, 2019
Review of: Caltrops - 2 Sets of 10
Usable item that is also a collectible.
Reviewed by: Mark, September 24, 2018
Review of: Fisted Spike Cane
Very steampunky and cool! And the triangular blade within is lethal and wicked. Well made. Love it.
Reviewed by: William, February 19, 2017
Review of: Fisted Spike Cane
Another great cane from Windlass. The fist itself is heavy, and would do a good job as a mace type weapon if needed, but pull the handle and you have a nice 3 sided spike in your hand. This cane uses friction retention to keep the sword in the shaft, and seems to be a tight fit. There is not an obvious joint where the handle and shaft meet, which makes it more of a covert self defense cane in my book. Over all, a great cane for the price.
Reviewed by: Chad, December 16, 2016