I would define a dagger as having a fixed blade. This latest change should remove any doubt on the legality of carrying an auto knife with double edges.
I would define a dagger as having a fixed blade. This latest change should remove any doubt on the legality of carrying an auto knife with double edges.
It did create a grey area of law when the autos became legal. Was an OTF with a dagger blade legal. An argument could be made both ways. This new law makes it clear. Been wanting a couple of dagger OTF's, Benchmade Infidel and Pagan. Don't know if Protech makes an OTF dagger, but if they do I'm in. Benchmade and Protech are my go to Autos.
That's what I was wondering about. I knew about the switchblade repeal (been happily carrying my Microtech Godson since November 1st, 2015 :-) ). I was just wondering about the double edge part because I've seen a couple of knives with that feature that I liked, but I'm not going to buy a knife I can't carry.
Stock up on sutures Doc. The ER's will be full and blood will be flowing in the streets.
Unless the law has changed fixed blades are legal to carry only when hunting or for other legitimate sporting purposes. Swords, daggers, bowies are (were) on the prohibited to carry list.
That was what I thought...
What constitutes a bowie? Length?
I have a trinket bowie knife picked up as a kid at the Alamo. 3" blade.
I have a trinket bowie knife picked up as a kid at the Alamo. 3" blade.
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