@abt420 I actually sold it about a month ago. I would recommend the now
discontinued Spyderco Citadel (comes in two sizes) over this. They are
currently being blown out for super cheap by cutleryshoppe. I just picked
up my second one the other day.
That is really nice, yeah I'm learning its tricky to do knife videos with
the camera in the way but its hard to see what your doing if its not in the
way... =-/ Excellent review
Yes! It's not that great. It's not bad, just not great. There are better
autos ou there for the money. I would recommend picking up a Spyderco
citadel if you can find one
In the state of North Carolina, it's legal to own Bowie knives, dirks, daggers and other stabbing knives, switchblades, gravity knives and disguised knives. It's also ...
From what I have found there is no age limit on open caring a legal knife
in north carolina but it's always random people saying it on the internet.
Is that true? I'm 17 and would like to correctly and legally protect
myself. Thanks
I'm 15 and I carry a Bowie knife with me everywhere I go. The only time I was stopped was by mall security and it was only because they wanted to see my knife. As far as I know as long as its not concealed there is no age limit.
So would it be illegal to carry an SOG Fixed Blad "Snarl" knife in the
small sheathe that it comes with attatched to a belt with an untucked
t-shirt that covers it? Sorry i'm not familiar with types of knives so i
don't know what that knife would fall under. Plenty of pictures online if
you're not familiar with it. It also has finger holes for gripping it so i
have no idea if that would or wouldn't effect the legality of carrying it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Well that sucks, aren't there exceptions if you use it at work? For instance, i'm a land surveyor and i use a knife a lot during work so if i carried this for that purpose (during work hours and on my way to work and home from work) would that make any difference?
+SINister Gaming (SINxWARLORD) pretty much if it's not a pocket knife then it counts as a Bowie knife or dagger. In relation to that specific tool/weapon it would count as a stabbing knife because it is a "fixed" blade
+outlan Here you go! Knife Law: Ohio | KnifeHogThank you for watching and keep a look out for more knife laws!
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