Easy-Carry, Quick-Deploy, Firm-Grip, Non-Lethal Defensive Sticks and Method of Use

Abstract

A defensive stick and relayed system and method of use system, comprising: a defensive stick comprising at least one and no more than two strike ends thereof; a user grip tightly affixed and substantially immobile relative to the strike ends; a carriage housing removably mating with the first one of the strike ends; and a connector connecting the carriage housing to a carriage point selected from the group consisting of: a place on the user's body, a fixed place near the user, and a material object carried by the user; wherein: when, in response to a perceived threat, the user applies a separation force at least one and no more than ten pounds, the defensive stick separates from the carriage housing, has its first strike end exposed, and thereby deploys for immediate defensive use with a single separation hand motion.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A defensive stick system for easy carriage and rapid deployment by a user thereof, comprising:
 a defensive stick comprising at least one and no more than two strike ends thereof;   a user grip tightly affixed and substantially immobile relative to said at least one and no more than two strike ends;   a carriage housing removably mating with the first one of said at least one and no more than two strike ends; and   a connector connecting said carriage housing to a carriage point selected from the group consisting of: a place on the user's body, a fixed place near the user, and a material object carried by the user; wherein:   said defensive stick is no less than three (3) inches and no greater than eight (8) inches in length from end to end;   said user grip is no less than three-eighths (⅜) of an inch and no greater than one (1) inch in width;   said at least one and no more than two strike ends are no less than one-quarter (¼) of an inch and no greater than three quarters (¾) of an inch in width; and   said defensive stick and said carriage housing are configured and fabricated from materials such that:   absent the user applying a separation force said defensive stick remains securely attached to and seated in said carriage housing so as to not fall out; and   when, in response to a perceived threat, the user applies a separation force of at least one and no more than ten pounds, said defensive stick separates from said carriage housing, has its first strike end exposed, and thereby deploys for immediate defensive use with a single separation hand motion.   
     
     
         2 . The defensive stick system of  claim 1 :
 said carriage point consisting of a place on the user's body consisting of the user's neck;   said connector comprising a necklace loop for hanging said carriage housing from the user's neck; and   said separation force is applied by the user reaching in front of the user's torso and tugging down on said defensive stick such that upon separation, the stick is instantly deployed in the user's hand for immediate defensive use.   
     
     
         3 . The defensive stick system of  claim 2 , further comprising:
 said defensive stick comprising exactly two strike ends thereof;   a second carriage housing removably mating with the second one of said strike ends; and   a jogging stabilizer connecting said second carriage housing to the user's torso, wherein:   the combination of the attachments of said two strike ends to said two carriage housings and of said two carriage housings to the user's body situate the defensive stick relatively motionless in the front of the user's torso.   
     
     
         4 . The defensive stick system of  claim 1 :
 said carriage point consisting of a place on the user's body consisting of the user's belt;   said connector comprising a belt carrier for hanging said carriage housing from the user's belt; and   said separation force is applied by the user reaching to the location where said stick is hanging from the belt and tugging down on said defensive stick such that upon separation, the stick is instantly deployed in the user's hand for immediate defensive use.   
     
     
         5 . The defensive stick system of  claim 1 :
 said carriage point consisting of a material object carried by the user;   said material object carried by the user consisting of at least one key on a key ring;   said connector comprising said key ring connecting said carriage housing to said at least one key; and   said separation force is applied by the user holding said user grip in one hand, while tugging said key ring and said carriage housing away from said defensive stick with the other hand such that upon separation, the stick is instantly deployed in the user's hand for immediate defensive use.   
     
     
         6 . The defensive stick system of  claim 1 :
 said carriage point consisting of a fixed place near the user consisting of a mount of a motor vehicle mirror;   said connector comprising a loop for hanging said carriage housing from the said mount of said motor vehicle mirror; and   said separation force is applied by the user reaching below said mount and tugging down on said defensive stick such that upon separation, the stick is instantly deployed in the user's hand for immediate defensive use.   
     
     
         7 . The defensive stick system of  claim 1 , further comprising:
 said defensive stick comprising exactly two strike ends thereof; and   a stick tip cover removably mating with the second one of said two strike ends; wherein:   said defensive stick and said stick tip cover are configured and fabricated from materials such that:   absent the user applying a separation force said stick tip cover remains securely attached to and seated upon said second strike end so as to not fall off; and   when the user applies a separation force at least one and no more than ten pounds, said stick tip cover separates from and exposes said second strike end.   
     
     
         8 . A method for a user easily carrying and rapidly deploying a defensive stick, said method comprising:
 connecting a carriage housing to a carriage point selected from the group consisting of: a place on the user's body, a fixed place near the user, and a material object carried by the user;   removably mating said carriage housing with the first one of at least one and no more than two strike ends of said defensive stick such that absent the user applying a separation force said defensive stick remains securely attached to and seated in said carriage housing so as to not fall out;   in response to a perceived threat, the user applying a separation force with a single separation hand motion of at least one and no more than ten pounds upon a user grip tightly affixed and substantially immobile relative to said at least one and no more than two strike ends of said defensive stick, thereby separating said defensive stick from said carriage housing and exposing the first strike end of said defensive stick, thereby immediately deploying said defensive stick for defensive use; wherein:   said defensive stick is no less than three (3) inches and no greater than eight (8) inches in length from end to end;   said user grip is no less than three-eighths (⅜) of an inch and no greater than one (1) inch in width; and   said at least one and no more than two strike ends are no less than one-quarter (¼) of an inch and no greater than three quarters (¾) of an inch in width.   
     
     
         9 . The method of  claim 8 :
 said carriage point consisting of a place on the user's body consisting of the user's neck;   hanging said carriage housing from the user's neck using said connector comprising a necklace loop; and   the user instantly deploying said stick in the user's hand for immediate defensive use by reaching in front of the user's torso and tugging down on said defensive stick.   
     
     
         10 . The method of  claim 9 , further comprising:
 providing said defensive stick with exactly two strike ends thereof;   connecting a second carriage housing to the user's torso using jogging stabilizer;   removably mating said second carriage housing with the second one of said strike ends; and   situating the defensive stick relatively motionless in the front of the user's torso using said combination of the attachments of said two strike ends to said two carriage housings and of said two carriage housings to the user's body.   
     
     
         11 . The method of  claim 8 :
 said carriage point consisting of a place on the user's body consisting of the user's belt;   hanging said carriage housing from the user's belt using said connector comprising a belt carrier; and   the user instantly deploying said stick in the user's hand for immediate defensive use by reaching to the location where said stick is hanging from the belt and tugging down on said defensive stick.   
     
     
         12 . The method of  claim 8 :
 said carriage point consisting of a material object carried by the user;   said material object carried by the user consisting of at least one key on a key ring;   connecting said carriage housing to said at least one key using said connector comprising said key ring; and   the user instantly deploying said stick in the user's hand for immediate defensive use by holding said user grip in one hand while tugging said key ring and said carriage housing away from said defensive stick with the other hand.   
     
     
         13 . The method of  claim 8 :
 said carriage point consisting of a fixed place near the user consisting of a mount of a motor vehicle mirror;   said connector comprising a loop for hanging said carriage housing from the said mount of said motor vehicle mirror; and   the user instantly deploying said stick in the user's hand for immediate defensive use by reaching below said mount and tugging down on said defensive stick.   
     
     
         14 . The method of  claim 8 , further comprising:
 providing said defensive stick with exactly two strike ends thereof;   removably mating a stick tip cover with the second one of said two strike ends such that absent the user applying a separation force said stick tip cover remains securely attached to and seated upon said second strike end so as to not fall off; and   to expose said second strike end in response to a perceived threat, the user applying a separation force at least one and no more than ten pounds to separate said stick tip cover from said second strike end.