Where you can and can’t carry a concealed knife.

Nice layout...too bad it is incorrect

 

Well, this is interesting. I have, I guess, what is called a switched blade - at least it opens like one - but it is a rather expensive one, good steel and springs and a very strong lock. Gerber. It was given to me in Afghanistan by the unit. I keep it in the car and until this moment I never knew it was illegal. I do have an 'Enhanced Concealed' permit so maybe I am not illegal with this but... Good information none the less. Thank you!

 

Thank goodness I live in SC. Even women have knives with the pocket clips hanging out. It has just become an accepted thing in these parts.

 

Switch blades may be legal for those with certain disabilities...

 

Double edged blades use to be illegal , however i am seeing them for sale here an there , i'm wondering if laws were changed here in california .

 

Wow, I never knew this. I swear I could read every law and by the time I was done, they would have all changed. Ignorance of the law is not a defense but how does one know every law? Truly, how does one live and know they are within compliance of the current state laws?

 

I don't know where you are, Bandit, but I believe that, where I live, in OR, no knife is covered by our Concealed Handgun License (CHL). I watched a friend lose his knife and receive a summons from the LEO's while retaining his legal carry handgun.
I, personally, have never given a rats rump about knife restrictions. How I roll/Just my own stupid little blind spot!

 

Absolutely! Ya know it would be interesting to get Clarence Darrow and sue whatever entity was involved to force plain language drafting of laws! Is to chuckle!

 

Well, it is here in Oregon too, but there are still length restrictions! Two of mine, the Kershaw is legal the Hogue/Wilson Combat is not!

 

Well it appears that we are GTG here in Bama, I'll have to check. I would love a quality "switchblade" but never gave it any thought because I thought they were illegal.

 

This map is as noted flawed fatality flawed glaringly flawed they include the UP of Michigan with Wisconsin if you follow Wisc. laws in the UP of Michigan you will end up in a Michigan prison upper or lower Michigan prisons are not a place to be.

 

I carry a Hunting and Fishing license as well as a CCL, as far as law dawg knows, I'm either coming or going.

 

Idaho is constitutional carry and it included Knives.

 

What about sword, crossbow, mace and flail?
Incase I am in the mood to go midevil on some ones ass?

 

depends on the state... IIRC kali used to says you can carry a sword but it has to stay in the scabbard ?

 

Everybody isn't supposed to be in compliance. It's by design. How would the machine feed if it were easy to be in compliance? A machine that doesn't eat can't grow...and boy howdy, do they want it to grow!

And that 'ignorance of the law is no excuse'? That's the propaganda that bolsters the mindset. Repeat a lie often enough and people begin to believe. The law is easy. Do unto others as you'd have them do to you. Baring that, there's arbitration built into your community. It's not difficult. All of these laws by the state, of the state and for the state aren't for any of our benefit. They're hungry...and your average person going about their daily business is their fare. Yum yum said the cop with a gun. But only after they made up some law that disarms you.

 

They left you pliers and blow torches!