Don't think I can legally own either in CA. That said, I'm not not in the market for an auto...
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Owning and carrying are two different laws .Don't think I can legally own either in CA. That said, I'm not not in the market for an auto...
Owning and carrying are two different laws .
Its legal to carry an auto knife thats under 2 inches
They are tools, some reason some people have misunderstood feelings about a very useful tool .
OTF are awesome when your wiring or cutting tape or anything repetitive, its really hard not smile and laugh inside .Ya there are few uses for a 2in auto. I'll take my Benchmade open-assist any day.
How dumb?Can anyone laser etch some dumb stuff? It'll be 154CM or M4. Like something real dumb. Itll be a Benchmade blade. Blacked out. Need that silly art!
There's tons of vids on acid etching on Youtube. Google laser etching, and there will probably be some guy near you. You will need a crisp file (ask etching guy what format, mine can do it from JPEG), actual size. My guy charges $175 first time setup, and $18 per blade for my logo. Yours may charge extra if it's really dumb
Canada has really stupid laws about importing knives, but at least our laws about carrying make perfect sense- Carry anything you want, (a Katana if that's your choice), it is a tool, but use it in a manacing way, or in the act of committing a crime, and it is a weapon. Common sense prevails.Owning and carrying are two different laws .
Its legal to carry an auto knife thats under 2 inches
They are tools, some reason some people have misunderstood feelings about a very useful tool .
Canada has really stupid laws about importing knives, but at least our laws about carrying make perfect sense- Carry anything you want, (a Katana if that's your choice), it is a tool, but use it in a manacing way, or in the act of committing a crime, and it is a weapon. Common sense prevails.
I guess any tool can be misused as a weapon, it is what it is ...Canada has really stupid laws about importing knives, but at least our laws about carrying make perfect sense- Carry anything you want, (a Katana if that's your choice), it is a tool, but use it in a manacing way, or in the act of committing a crime, and it is a weapon. Common sense prevails.