Bloody Brazilian Knife Fightin' Techniques - Softcover

Fester, Uncle; Nakayama, Rick; Cavalcanti, Pedro; Abe, Mad

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9780970148551: Bloody Brazilian Knife Fightin' Techniques

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0970148550 ISBN 13: 9780970148551

Publisher: Festering Publications, 2004

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The streets of Brazil are a savage no-man's-land where life is cheap and guns are owned by two oppressing classes: the criminal element and the military.

How then do decent people survive in such a place? They train themselves using one of man's oldest tools- the knife.

Come and train with the Brazilian Masters of this art. In the pages of this book you will learn the methods which keep them alive in one of the world's most dangerous places

Profusely illustrated, and with step by step detail, Sensei Nakayama demonstrates the close quarters combat techniques which can make the difference between life and death when things turn ugly.

Gun ownership is becoming saddled with more legal encumbrances with each passing day. Prepare to defend yourself now with Bloody Brazilian Knife Fightin' Techniques!

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About the Author:

Uncle Fester, aka Steve Preisler, is considered the world's foremost clandestine chemist. His most influential works include Secrets of Methamphetamine Manufacture; Silent death and Home Workshop Explosives. He was very impressed by the original Brazilian edition of this book and undertook the translation and publishing of this book in the United States.

Sensei Nakayama, aka Kamakaze Rick, is Brazil's most sought after knife fighting instructor.

Pedro Cavalcanti learned the use of a knife while serving in the Brazilian paratroops. He continued his study under Sensei Nakayama.

Mad Abe, aka JRR Abrahao, is a well known author in his own country, and also works as an attorney. Prior to that he served his country in its battle against communists at home and abroad.

Review:

....those whose lives are saved will be very grateful to the authors... -- Capt. Claudio Buchholz Ferrreira Brazilian Navy

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