Chris Fry demonstrates how to build a safe, padded carbine training tool using supplies you can buy in home stores. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original video.
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Thanks for the idea, going to make a couple of bats, golf clubs and other props that can be used in more high speed and grater force scenarios.