Originally Posted by BobK

Really, it may well depend on which one you have the most practice using. I would think that a typical lumberjack would be very dangerous with his chainsaw. Someone who uses somethng like a ball bat all day would be better with that. For a non-projectile weapon, a Katana in trained hands is hard to beat for up close personal conflict. I wasn't bad with the short sticks, but one of my instructors was scary good. He , uhh, worked for, uhh, the govenment. Sometimes the fight comes to you whether you want it or not.