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SittingMooseShaman 
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Posted: 7/23/10 4:16 PM
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... and I'm making so!
With the black smithy which
had been stashed in my barn
long ago... We own my wifes'
parents' land now and they
had a small antique business...
Thus;
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SittingMooseShaman
New York
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Posted: 3/3/10 12:55 AM
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They're all bs and moot...
Article Six sec Two negates them all.
Since these are indeed,"infringements"-
I'll carry a Claymore -if I could...
It would be way too heavy
Now
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 3/2/10 8:59 PM
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More information Ty! Type of knife, blade length, overall length and your carry method should do it.
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Machete
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Posted: 2/27/10 10:33 PM
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Hey people. I think it's legal to carry a knife in my state, Indiana, but I'm not sure. I've carried a Ka-Bar since I was 13, and I'd like to know if I'm a felon or not. Please message me if you know the answer. Ty
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REDBARRONXXX
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Posted: 2/2/10 6:30 PM
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Hey guys,
I am a knife enthusiast also, and I have checked up (again) on the law regarding the blade length for concealed carry here in Texas.
It is legal to carry a knife with a blade up to 5" concealed in Tx.
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SittingMooseShaman
New York
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Posted: 12/17/09 2:30 PM
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However, swords,short swords,hawks,war axes,war clubs(of which I have and use as a walking aid-it's steel)knives-all types from neck,skinners(I carry a cat-skinner,too)to Arkansas
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keyman
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Posted: 12/16/09 2:59 PM
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If you've been to a gun show lately, you've no doubt noticed that there are as many knives as there are guns. (probably more.)
Many of the knives are just beautiful, but all too illegal to carry.
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slk
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Posted: 12/9/09 2:31 PM
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cold steel neck knives,scottishspike,k4 are hard to beat
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SittingMooseShaman
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Posted: 11/20/09 3:43 PM
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"Dirk & Dagger" laws are pretty much nation-wide.
Yeah, the 3" blade is as well....
Here in New(?) York carrying a minted tooth-pik is illegal.
However, scanning the
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TEXVETNAM67-68
Mathis, TX
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Posted: 11/11/09 4:28 PM
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Unless you're police or the like, carrying one of these in Texas ( I only speak for Texas) falls under the "Dirk and Dagger" law and is an offense under the penal code.
I believe the limit is a 3" blade. Other states are no doubt different, but you should check first.
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TEXVETNAM67-68
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Posted: 10/18/09 12:00 PM
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Hey Guys,
Take a look at Colt boot knives. Great knife and very nice boot sheath. Mine is the small 7" and it realy works well. I also have one clipped to the sun visor in my Explorer which cannot be seen from outside. Just in case.
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240sx
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Posted: 5/18/08 6:57 AM
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I';ve got several Ken Onion';s...Kershaw is definately a good company. And they have great customer service too.
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beltbuckle
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Posted: 5/17/08 5:10 PM
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There';s alot of companies that make knives for your application.
Kershaw';s been mentioned already but I cant say enough good about them. I carry a Kershaw every day.
SOG makes some good knives also that fit your needs...
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240sx
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Posted: 5/7/08 7:24 PM
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Yeah, I'm going with that Kershaw. I already have several, particularally Ken Onions',but that is one bitch'n knife. It isn't that much either. Can't go wrong with Kershaw.
Perhaps
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lrgcal4fun
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Posted: 5/7/08 1:16 PM
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That Kershaw "military knife" looks great. I like it better than the "spike" I'm using now. You can see them at
http://www.coldsteel.com/spike.html
I have the Bowie.
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240sx
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Posted: 5/7/08 6:54 AM
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lrgcal4fun,
Check this out...it's a Kershaw (SHIBBY), and it is almost exactly what I've been looking for. Take a gander and let me know what you think!
http://www.kershawknives.com/productdetails.php?id=146
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240sx
Alabama
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Posted: 5/7/08 5:43 AM
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Tjhat's what I'm talking about, but I can't find it on the Cold Steel website. I looked forever for that knife...:(
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lrgcal4fun
Arizona
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Posted: 5/7/08 1:22 AM
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I'm sorry 240 I miss understood what you were looking for. The knife I described is a double edged fighting knife the was used by the British military. Like the USMC K-Bar, there are a lot of manufactures
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240sx
Alabama
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Posted: 5/6/08 8:47 PM
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Dude I looked all over that site and could not find the knife you are describing (which sounds cool as hell). Can ya help a brother out with a little more info???? Thanks dude!
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240sx
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Posted: 5/6/08 8:33 PM
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Shibby!!! Thanks lrgcal4fun! I collect knives (as well as guns)...so I have a wide varity...I love my throwing knives and my AKC Itialian Switch Blad (rose wood handel...very nice). Plus many camando
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lrgcal4fun
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Posted: 5/6/08 8:16 PM
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Hay 240,
Take a look at Cold Steel's web site. They have a great selection and I've never been disappointed in one of their products.
http://www.coldsteel.com/
Also, look for a British commando stiletto. They are simple, straight and slim.
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240sx
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Posted: 5/6/08 4:54 PM
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I'm looking for a good striaght point knife, 7-9" or so. I need it to be dural, easy to sharp and keep sharp, with a sceth. Any suggestions?
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