Beautiful places, nice people, dispensaries, at least some attempt at helping homeless people poor that it may be, but God forbid you can't carry every single knife and gun in existence. Hell they don't even let home owners have nukes, what a hellhole.
@Raak Right, this is america. What do you think keeps our government walking any type of line? Its the main reason our forefathers wrote the 2nd ammendment lol
Yes. He’s correct. Assisted knives are 100% legal. Just full autos, balisongs, gravity knives are illegal & no concealed fixed blades. Autos under 2” are also legal.
You can mutilate children as long as you have a cert and can brainwash children and hide it from their parents. and california will arrest the parents if they try to save their child. california...
I really love these vids! I'm really getting into knives, and she really gets down to business! You go girl! Longer teaching videos would be wonderful! Love the info for CA!
Spring assisted is lawful to carry. Kershaw speedsafe for example, you have to put pressure on the blade. Your typical protech is unlawful, because you deploy it with a button, and do not touch the blade allowing a spring to push it open with no bias toward closure
You’re allowed to carry a lot more blades here than in most places. We don’t have a size limit for example so you could carry a full-on claymore to the store every day if you wanted. We also have no possession bans on knives meaning you can own absolutely any knife unlike a lot of places. I was actually pretty psyched when I moved here cause it meant I could start carrying the knives I wasn’t able to before.
@@disgrandpa247 not just Americans. Anyone with a weapons hobby would naturally factor in the legality of said weapons when moving. It would be sad to have to throw away or sell off a collection of items you like because of a potential move.
@@paulhammer4941 yeah but like, theres a difference between collecting baseball cards, and owning a device which is literally intended to kill or harm other human beings. its not a "collection" its just weirdly legal psychopathic tendencies in your silly country that lets people own killing machines.
He is destroying Canada . I live on the border and used to go there a lot . truddy has screwed up that place but Mr Potatoe Head is trying to do the same here .
Castro pulling out people from their homes and arresting 4yr olds for owning their own house. The Wet'suwet'en people got their homes demolished for gas lines (even though the goverment allready verified the land as the peoples)
There are so many loopholes though. It’s great. I’ve carried every knife you can think of in California. Even proposing ideas to cops/lawyers, and fish and game about the loop holes.
@@Joshh556banana auto knives with a “bar lock,” best known as an axis lock are technically defined as a spring assisted knife because of their consideration that there is no technical button pushed or compression done on the handle. Otf knives are only illegal if they are above 2 inches and have a double action. Must be both. So a single action is fine to carry, and if you take the bottom spring off of a double action it becomes single action. Fixed blade are very strict though. Not really any wiggle room
Yeah I thought assisted opening was legal as long as the button is part of the blade? Also is that a new thing about any knife opened with the flick of the wrist being illegal? When I was a kid we wouldn't even buy a knife unless it could do that
@@raidzeromatt well you hit on it with a couple of things 1 I never knew this or that myself about a lot of different laws even though I thought I did and secondly it's always changing and updating and it's so geographically different you don't know what's new what's real till you get arrested and then the judge tells you what you did.
@@markmcgoveran6811 yeah glad I don't live in CA anymore I forgot I had my knife with my keys when I went into the courthouse once and the sheriff just checked it/gave me a number In CA they would've flipped out over that lol
@@raidzeromatt yeah I'm glad I'm way more intelligent than to just walk into the courthouse in the middle of all this metal detectors terrorist shooting shooting I heard of a shooting shooting shooting of you heard of a shooting knife and knife and have you heard of a knifing it's flooding the Internet it's flooding your life it's letting my life and I am far from stupid enough to walk in a courthouse carrying a knife and blame California for having some security measures for this stuff.
Please clarify what you mean by assisted open. I have a number of knives that, per their packaging, were called assisted open knives. None of them have a button or switch, but there is a spring mechanism inside to assist with opening. They open by directly manipulating the blade, either by pushing on the thumb stud or by pushing on the bit of the blade sticking out from the back when closed which becomes a kind of hilt once opened. They open much like the two you showed before the slip joint. They open just as quickly with the same satisfying snick as it fully opens.
Actually this is very helpful… I’ve got a Gerber gator I’ve been carrying for ages… Long before I lived in California… And people would sometimes tell me it was illegal; it’s just a folding knife- so good to know -thank you!
I like your content because youre not a mean and crass woman, you're still very much a kind and sweet woman. Which makes your content digestable and even good. Thanks for always the great valuable info on knives.
Hello Miss backwoods that was very informative since I live in South Carolina we don’t have the same laws as you do in California. Enjoyed your video keep up the good work.
No, using a legally carried knife in self defense shouldn't be an issue. Now, proving that you were defending yourself, and weren't the aggressor may be an issue if there aren't cameras around. I have a 360 degree camera on my bike that would come in handy for just that. Also, the place you're most likely to need it is a gas station, as they attract all sorts of riff raff; most all gas stations have cameras everywhere.
The reason items are considered illegal is because they don't want people to do illegal things with them. She's talking about California though so the criminals all have guns.
Its so sad that there are such laws that prohibit people from having something that can be used as utility and a great PDW. California is too concerned with what bad things could happen, instead of what good can be done with these.
I live in LA and i open carry a fixed blade knife and conceal carry a folding knife. I have never been in a situation where i could benefit in any way from having less restrictive laws in carrying knives.
@@lapua9828 Not if you go to college, working, go to the post office or any government building and in some cities they have an ordinance with a concealed knife length of 4" or less.....
@@rustybricks1924 true, but far from the most restrictive knife laws. I used to live in WA and most places there had a 3 or 3.5" limit, although you could open carry a firearm🤔
If you are a criminal, California will be a Paradise for you, BUT if you are a law abiding citizen that want to defend yourself from criminals, California will be like living in Hell.
Just because I have autism doesn't mean you can get away with lying to me and I don't believe you brawny bounty hunting loaf of McDonalds and Soda pop!
Oh excellent mine is also serrated, and a lot of my coworkers told me it’s illegal to carry it in California. But my sister bought it for me at a gift shop with my name engraved soooo I doubted what they told me about my blades teeth. Now I know for sure thanks to you.
Cities have length limits. LA is under 3". Most others are 3" and under. The knife you show is legal in the state but not legal in most cities. Assisted knives are fine and in some ways prefered because it can make it more difficult to wrist flick open a knife. The Kershaw Spine for example forces itself closed if only half opened. Some cities prefer this. Automatic knives are legal if under 2 inches. Fixed blades must be carried openly.
in several counties in california it is illegal to carry any knife over 3 inches. these laws override any state law that say you can. be sure to check local laws.
Both Los Angeles county and city (municipality) have a blade length limit of 3" for ALL knives carried openly. Any knives carried in a visible manner must have blades no longer than 3" long. Also, carrying that knife with any portion visible (like carrying it clipped inside your pocket) might constitute "open carry" due to part of it being visible.
Assisted opening knives are perfectly legal. Assisted means it has a bias towards the closed position and doesn't open till you apply pressure to part of the blade.
Assisted opening knives are legal to conceal carry in CA they just have to be activated by flipper tab rather than a button or switch like an otf. That is why ken onion invented the assisted knife there is a difference now between assisted and automatic. Its weird and confusing but blades like the kershaw leek are legal to conceal carry because of the flipper tab even if its spring assisted
As long as you wear it openly, in a sheath, pretty much any fixed blade is legal. I carry a Ka-Bar on my belt most any time I leave the house. Never had an issue, multiple cops I've talked to have confirmed this. (Except in LA County, where the blade has to be 3 inches or less.)
In some states switchblades aren't legal to Carry and I collect them but I'm so thankful that in my state Arkansas we have that right so we have freedoms that others don't, I'm very thankful
Think about what your going to say to Rob on here. I mean sure I have a X-MEN Wolverine styled Jacket but then I got my hard toy weapons gone forever and I got people in WAL-MART that are mad dogging hard looking at me evil?! What is wrong with these THESE THEEEESE "FUCKIN TEEEEEERRORIST!!!!!!
Plenty of CA legal switchblades you can carry, all about 1.9” blades. I have a bunch of the Kershaw Launch series and a couple of Bokers. I also have several full sized microtechs and a Benchmade Infidel I carry regularly, as well as a Buck 110 auto, and I’ve never had an issue.
Knifes you can legally carry in Sweden: None, unless it's for camping - OR - you are into construction or a contractor, then you usually carry like a box cutter or a Mora knife. All knifes can be used to inflict body damage/and or death to a person - thus we have very strict laws: Can carry your working, everyday knife to and from work, but not into a store or similar.
It depends on what city, county, district, or what mood the cop is in currently. 40 years ago I was told by local PD the Buck 110 in a belt sheath was illegal....
Gotta call you bout here on the spring assist knives on California. You can find them for sale allover the place. I was just a Bass Pro Shop today and they several spring assist knives from all the major brands. I find it hard to believe that a major retailer like Bass Pro would be selling knives that are illegal in the state.
Meanwhile, "Knives you can carry in Texas" A literal Claymore Sword on your back if you wanted, also any weapon from lord of the rings, and all open carry as well. There are no restrictions basically. Welcome to more freedom
Be mindful some counties or cities may have more restrictive local ordinance (usually limiting length). It is also illegal to conceal a fixed blade, although legal to wear it openly 🤷♂️.
I have a question you might be able to answer: I live in California, and I have an axe/hammer combo multitool, and after watching this series of videos I'm not sure if I'm allowed to carry it on my truck (it's on the glove compartment for emergencies). Thanks!
As a German - Knives you can carry in Germany: Box Cutter, every Knife with two handed opening and under 7,5 cm length ( including Swiss Army Knives and Multitools), fixed blades up to 12 cm length (except for Hunting or Fishing Knives) - Knives you can buy in Germany but not carry: Combat Knives over 12 cm lenght, fixed double-egde blades, Karambit, one handed opening Knives, Swords, Machetes and throwing knives - Knives that are vorbidden in Germany: Balisongs, OTF, Fist knives, Gravity knives and Throwingstars Also vorbidden: Brass knuckles and Batons
Most liner or frame locking folding knives can be opened with a flick of the wrist. That provision of the law does not apply merely to balisong knives.
All foldable knives if it's foldable it can be concealed that's part of the dark and Dagger law of California and any fixed blade has to be carried on your hip in the open it cannot be concealed you are breaking the law if you can sell them
I live in California and I pretty much carry whatever I want in the cops have never really given me a bad time about it particularly when it comes to assisted opening
Knives that have a detent are legal to carry. for example, Kershaw Speedsafe knives are assisted open knives but are ok to carry because the have a detent.
But the folders with axis style locks like the one you showed can be opened with gravity, flick of the wrist by pulling back the mechanism and not pressure on the blade is required.
Moral of the story, stay out of California. 👍
Haha I said this just before I clicked the comment button. Although I live in upstate NY so..... Yea I'm getting out soon
@@enkayFPV Come to Oklahoma, and this ex-Chicagoan will debate you on why New York pizza is second best while we go to the range.
Beautiful places, nice people, dispensaries, at least some attempt at helping homeless people poor that it may be, but God forbid you can't carry every single knife and gun in existence. Hell they don't even let home owners have nukes, what a hellhole.
@@raak4070 Let me guess, your most searched genre on porn sites is cuckold.
@Raak Right, this is america. What do you think keeps our government walking any type of line? Its the main reason our forefathers wrote the 2nd ammendment lol
Any knife is legal if no one knows you're carrying it
Until you have to use then you’re the one getting prosecuted fir protecting yourself
@@nathansettlemyre7365 I'd expect to just go home if I stabbed someone with a knife. Nobody will ever know you were ever there.
Knives are ment to be felt, not seen.
@@RIFFRAFF104 Amen
@@g4mmalotus937 I'm a big fan of The Fox Karambit. Model 478.
Bar lock and button lock knives can be "gravity knives" if the cop hates you enough. Be careful everyone
Wdym? What are some examples
@@Thefashionstar1999 with those two mechanisms, holding down the lock will let you "use a flicking motion of the wrist" and then you're in hot water
TRUTH! Any folder with some breaking in can be flicked open with a good snap of the wrist. I can do it w my Benchmade Osborne 940 with AXIS lock.
"No size limit".
Say hello to my folding wakizashi!
I like knives. I love your style. I never miss a video. Yours are some of my favourite ones. You're a master.
The kind of girl everyone wants but they're never going to find. 🤣
Assisted knives can be carried they just can’t be button press automatic so a flipper tab or thumb stud to open a knife is allowed
Is this true?
@@jobani97very true it's in case law I believe.
Yes. He’s correct. Assisted knives are 100% legal. Just full autos, balisongs, gravity knives are illegal & no concealed fixed blades.
Autos under 2” are also legal.
@@jobani97 Watch the video.
Whats the max size? Currently looking for an EDC and a 3.6” Spring assisted folder caught my attention so im curious
I remember growing up in cali and being lied to about the knife being the size of your palm
I heard that too
They lie about everything, only thing you’re allowed to do in Californiastan is overdose
Same here!
Lol, that was a lie everywhere. We all fell for it at some point in time.😊
Can someone please explain?
So...a headsman's axe is okay, as long as it doesn't have a spring. Love California.
You can mutilate children as long as you have a cert and can brainwash children and hide it from their parents.
and california will arrest the parents if they try to save their child.
california...
Wrong.
@@TylerSnyder305 Just a little humor.
@@TylerSnyder305 I would love to have a headsman axe for edc
It is, if you have some kind of sheath for it, and its worn openly.
I really love these vids! I'm really getting into knives, and she really gets down to business! You go girl! Longer teaching videos would be wonderful! Love the info for CA!
So pretty much, never live in a state that tells you what kind of knives you cant put in your pocket.
Logan?...
Logan?
Honestly, these shorts are very informative, and interesting! I'm really glad to have stumbled across your content! :)
When California has better knife laws than Australia...
BUB.
Spring assisted is lawful to carry. Kershaw speedsafe for example, you have to put pressure on the blade. Your typical protech is unlawful, because you deploy it with a button, and do not touch the blade allowing a spring to push it open with no bias toward closure
Just call these California videos "reasons to never go to Cali"
You’re allowed to carry a lot more blades here than in most places. We don’t have a size limit for example so you could carry a full-on claymore to the store every day if you wanted. We also have no possession bans on knives meaning you can own absolutely any knife unlike a lot of places. I was actually pretty psyched when I moved here cause it meant I could start carrying the knives I wasn’t able to before.
!!!Christmas stocking stiffers...for the fam!!"😂❤
i love how americans rank the quality of a given place based of the kinds of weapons allowed in that part of the world
@@disgrandpa247 not just Americans. Anyone with a weapons hobby would naturally factor in the legality of said weapons when moving. It would be sad to have to throw away or sell off a collection of items you like because of a potential move.
@@paulhammer4941 yeah but like, theres a difference between collecting baseball cards, and owning a device which is literally intended to kill or harm other human beings. its not a "collection" its just weirdly legal psychopathic tendencies in your silly country that lets people own killing machines.
In Canada we can’t even have a knife, or gun or fork or spoon or a small toothpick. By order of the big TruTru
Castro’s son……😂 ✌️🇺🇸🇨🇦✌️
He is destroying Canada .
I live on the border and used to go there a lot .
truddy has screwed up that place but Mr Potatoe Head is trying to do the same here .
Castro pulling out people from their homes and arresting 4yr olds for owning their own house. The Wet'suwet'en people got their homes demolished for gas lines (even though the goverment allready verified the land as the peoples)
How do you cut your steaks in a restaurant?
@@GregoryTrent-k8k
Steak will be illegal soon.😢
She is absolutely stunning. ❤
I really appreciate you doing these videos it helps women to except defense better 👍💞
Accept the defense of butter? What even do you mean?
There are so many loopholes though. It’s great. I’ve carried every knife you can think of in California. Even proposing ideas to cops/lawyers, and fish and game about the loop holes.
@@Joshh556banana auto knives with a “bar lock,” best known as an axis lock are technically defined as a spring assisted knife because of their consideration that there is no technical button pushed or compression done on the handle. Otf knives are only illegal if they are above 2 inches and have a double action. Must be both. So a single action is fine to carry, and if you take the bottom spring off of a double action it becomes single action. Fixed blade are very strict though. Not really any wiggle room
I'll carry whatever God damn knife I deem necessary.
It doesn't really matter anyways, they don't enforce it. People carry dracs with 50 round drums, switched-out glocks and 3D-printed guns and they fine
Same.
I don't think a cop would agree.
@@moto-fl3rdThey wouldn’t agree, because they wouldn’t care.
@@generalgeneric9358Exactly. I have a CCW in CA and carry whatever I want for a knife. They don’t care.
I hope you're looking these things up and giving out good information because it's critical to avoid misunderstandings.
Yeah I thought assisted opening was legal as long as the button is part of the blade? Also is that a new thing about any knife opened with the flick of the wrist being illegal?
When I was a kid we wouldn't even buy a knife unless it could do that
@@raidzeromatt well you hit on it with a couple of things 1 I never knew this or that myself about a lot of different laws even though I thought I did and secondly it's always changing and updating and it's so geographically different you don't know what's new what's real till you get arrested and then the judge tells you what you did.
@@markmcgoveran6811 yeah glad I don't live in CA anymore
I forgot I had my knife with my keys when I went into the courthouse once and the sheriff just checked it/gave me a number
In CA they would've flipped out over that lol
@@raidzeromatt yeah I'm glad I'm way more intelligent than to just walk into the courthouse in the middle of all this metal detectors terrorist shooting shooting I heard of a shooting shooting shooting of you heard of a shooting knife and knife and have you heard of a knifing it's flooding the Internet it's flooding your life it's letting my life and I am far from stupid enough to walk in a courthouse carrying a knife and blame California for having some security measures for this stuff.
She's not. She said multiple wrong things here.
The background with her collection and the foreground with beauty and ponytails😘😘😇😇
I think that the Bruen court decision will have a few things to say about these prohibitions on knife possession.
Yup!!!
I love your collection plus there all pretty much on display!!!
So your saying your going to stab me when
I'm unguarded by caregivers...? You bastard.
X(
You forgot to mention blade length is unlimited in the street but as soon as you head inside a public building it's limited to 4"
Taking a summer trip to cali and I carry a mini fixed blade,Leatherman, AND a victorinox and this was super helpful ❤thank you soooo much!❤❤❤
Dang, the damage that big daddy could do 😮
He’s a big boi
@@MelissaBackwoods 😉
@@MelissaBackwoodsHEY WONDER WOMAN 😂I LIKE YOUR EYEBROWS...NOT UGLY TINY PAINTED... NATURAL WONDER WOMAN 😂
Please clarify what you mean by assisted open. I have a number of knives that, per their packaging, were called assisted open knives. None of them have a button or switch, but there is a spring mechanism inside to assist with opening. They open by directly manipulating the blade, either by pushing on the thumb stud or by pushing on the bit of the blade sticking out from the back when closed which becomes a kind of hilt once opened. They open much like the two you showed before the slip joint. They open just as quickly with the same satisfying snick as it fully opens.
Free men don't ask permission.
Forget knifes, I love you.
oh my gosh is this the most beautiful woman I've ever seen or what I love that smile and love her instructions
She is a doll, isn't she?!
Actually this is very helpful… I’ve got a Gerber gator I’ve been carrying for ages… Long before I lived in California… And people would sometimes tell me it was illegal; it’s just a folding knife- so good to know -thank you!
Switchblades are legal in CA if the blade length is 2 inches or less.
Has to be less than 2 inches.
I like your content because youre not a mean and crass woman, you're still very much a kind and sweet woman. Which makes your content digestable and even good. Thanks for always the great valuable info on knives.
(Pulls out a butter knife 🧈)
Hello Miss backwoods that was very informative since I live in South Carolina we don’t have the same laws as you do in California. Enjoyed your video keep up the good work.
Remember, all the criminals will now refuse to... Oh nevermind!!
California must be super safe.
Best comment.
Yeah, real safe from gun violence, knife attacks or bath salt consumers eating peoples faces off
Sure you can carry them all you want but the day you use it to ward off a violent predator you will be in some deep $hit.
No, using a legally carried knife in self defense shouldn't be an issue. Now, proving that you were defending yourself, and weren't the aggressor may be an issue if there aren't cameras around. I have a 360 degree camera on my bike that would come in handy for just that. Also, the place you're most likely to need it is a gas station, as they attract all sorts of riff raff; most all gas stations have cameras everywhere.
@@jonraybon8582 all very good points.
The reason items are considered illegal is because they don't want people to do illegal things with them. She's talking about California though so the criminals all have guns.
Thanks for answering so many questions!
I heard the Minecraft sword can land you 5 years, over in California.
California bans OTF knives, yet doesn’t arrest people who illegally aquire handguns to use for all kinds of crimes!
I believe your can have one as long as the blade is 2 inches or smaller!!!
Its so sad that there are such laws that prohibit people from having something that can be used as utility and a great PDW. California is too concerned with what bad things could happen, instead of what good can be done with these.
I live in LA and i open carry a fixed blade knife and conceal carry a folding knife. I have never been in a situation where i could benefit in any way from having less restrictive laws in carrying knives.
Not a knife person but will carry a small knife on the PCT next year. So good to know.
6" ti-lite is my California EDC along side a spring assisted knife. Knife laws be damned....
And both are completely legal
Spring assist is only illegal if it is an automatic action like a button or switch.
@@lapua9828 Not if you go to college, working, go to the post office or any government building and in some cities they have an ordinance with a concealed knife length of 4" or less.....
@@rustybricks1924 true, but far from the most restrictive knife laws. I used to live in WA and most places there had a 3 or 3.5" limit, although you could open carry a firearm🤔
I have that same multi tool, the one the right it's really nice
Do a video on AZ knife laws.
My favorite opening mechanism is thw Emerson wave. It open as you pull it out
In arizona there are no limits like those.
If you want to be a tyrant, stay away from me.
And yet, everywhere I go in Phoenix, I see those "NO FIREARMS ALLOWED" signs. The tyranny is all in the private sector.
Wow, New York has stricter knife laws.
If you are a criminal, California will be a Paradise for you, BUT if you are a law abiding citizen that want to defend yourself from criminals, California will be like living in Hell.
Just because I have autism doesn't mean
you can get away with lying to me and I don't believe you brawny bounty hunting loaf of
McDonalds and Soda pop!
Ain't that the truth
Nonsense.
Oh excellent mine is also serrated, and a lot of my coworkers told me it’s illegal to carry it in California. But my sister bought it for me at a gift shop with my name engraved soooo I doubted what they told me about my blades teeth. Now I know for sure thanks to you.
A swiss army knife has a cross on it, not a star :P
Yeah, I noticed the knock off too; probably because I have both....
I like this little series.
I'll carry whatever I choose to carry, regardless if in California or not.
Switchblades are legal in Cali as long as blades are 2” or less. Google California legal automatic knives.
Cities have length limits. LA is under 3". Most others are 3" and under. The knife you show is legal in the state but not legal in most cities.
Assisted knives are fine and in some ways prefered because it can make it more difficult to wrist flick open a knife. The Kershaw Spine for example forces itself closed if only half opened. Some cities prefer this.
Automatic knives are legal if under 2 inches.
Fixed blades must be carried openly.
In Illinois you can carry a OTF but ONLY if you have a firearm owners identification card, and ONLY if the blade is less than 3” long.
Nails look GREAT!❤😊🇵🇭
Love your content, smart, and to the point... it helps that you are easy on the eyes as well 😉
Thank you for this, I'm going on a CA trip and I'm not going into that cesspool without some level of personal protection.
in several counties in california it is illegal to carry any knife over 3 inches. these laws override any state law that say you can. be sure to check local laws.
Both Los Angeles county and city (municipality) have a blade length limit of 3" for ALL knives carried openly. Any knives carried in a visible manner must have blades no longer than 3" long.
Also, carrying that knife with any portion visible (like carrying it clipped inside your pocket) might constitute "open carry" due to part of it being visible.
Assisted opening knives are perfectly legal.
Assisted means it has a bias towards the closed position and doesn't open till you apply pressure to part of the blade.
Assisted opening knives are legal to conceal carry in CA they just have to be activated by flipper tab rather than a button or switch like an otf. That is why ken onion invented the assisted knife there is a difference now between assisted and automatic. Its weird and confusing but blades like the kershaw leek are legal to conceal carry because of the flipper tab even if its spring assisted
As long as you wear it openly, in a sheath, pretty much any fixed blade is legal. I carry a Ka-Bar on my belt most any time I leave the house. Never had an issue, multiple cops I've talked to have confirmed this. (Except in LA County, where the blade has to be 3 inches or less.)
In some states switchblades aren't legal to Carry and I collect them but I'm so thankful that in my state Arkansas we have that right so we have freedoms that others don't, I'm very thankful
Sounds complicated, In Texas i can open carry a scottish claymore with an AK47 as my sidearm.
THANK. YOU. GIRL . !!!! YOU'RE. AWESOME 👌 👏 👍!!!!
Think about what your going to say to Rob
on here. I mean sure I have a X-MEN
Wolverine styled Jacket but then I got
my hard toy weapons gone forever and
I got people in WAL-MART that are mad
dogging hard looking at me evil?! What is wrong with these THESE THEEEESE
"FUCKIN TEEEEEERRORIST!!!!!!
;..>O
Plenty of CA legal switchblades you can carry, all about 1.9” blades. I have a bunch of the Kershaw Launch series and a couple of Bokers. I also have several full sized microtechs and a Benchmade Infidel I carry regularly, as well as a Buck 110 auto, and I’ve never had an issue.
Kool you totally did come back with next vid you said you would, haven't seen this before good work like
Knifes you can legally carry in Sweden:
None, unless it's for camping - OR - you are into construction or a contractor, then you usually carry like a box cutter or a Mora knife.
All knifes can be used to inflict body damage/and or death to a person - thus we have very strict laws:
Can carry your working, everyday knife to and from work, but not into a store or similar.
It depends on what city, county, district, or what mood the cop is in currently. 40 years ago I was told by local PD the Buck 110 in a belt sheath was illegal....
With the right technique you can open a lot of knives with the flick of the wrist
Avid knife collection 👌✍️👍 love to watch ur videos
Automatics are legal if under 2 inches. Launch 9 and 10 are cali legal and great knives.
Gotta call you bout here on the spring assist knives on California. You can find them for sale allover the place. I was just a Bass Pro Shop today and they several spring assist knives from all the major brands. I find it hard to believe that a major retailer like Bass Pro would be selling knives that are illegal in the state.
Thank you for sharing this video. Definitely interested in the Hogue knife. God bless 🙏
After the Supreme Court decision in Bruen and the 9th circuit courts decision in Hawaii, you can carry what you please.
Meanwhile, "Knives you can carry in Texas"
A literal Claymore Sword on your back if you wanted,
also any weapon from lord of the rings, and all open carry as well. There are no restrictions basically.
Welcome to more freedom
💀
Be mindful some counties or cities may have more restrictive local ordinance (usually limiting length). It is also illegal to conceal a fixed blade, although legal to wear it openly 🤷♂️.
Miss you at Holdridge on Tuesdays! 🤙🏻
9th circuit struck down Hawaiis butterfly knife ban. from my understanding that circuit court rulings applies to all the states under it.
I have a question you might be able to answer: I live in California, and I have an axe/hammer combo multitool, and after watching this series of videos I'm not sure if I'm allowed to carry it on my truck (it's on the glove compartment for emergencies).
Thanks!
As a German
- Knives you can carry in Germany: Box Cutter, every Knife with two handed opening and under 7,5 cm length ( including Swiss Army Knives and Multitools), fixed blades up to 12 cm length (except for Hunting or Fishing Knives)
- Knives you can buy in Germany but not carry: Combat Knives over 12 cm lenght, fixed double-egde blades, Karambit, one handed opening Knives, Swords, Machetes and throwing knives
- Knives that are vorbidden in Germany: Balisongs, OTF, Fist knives, Gravity knives and Throwingstars
Also vorbidden: Brass knuckles and Batons
Do one on what you can take to school.
Most liner or frame locking folding knives can be opened with a flick of the wrist. That provision of the law does not apply merely to balisong knives.
Awesome.. can you do a series on knives that are legal in England..👍🇬🇧🙋🏼♂️
Microtech sells a California Compliant Switch Blade (2" Blade Length)
its nice and all but its like $375 bucks
All foldable knives if it's foldable it can be concealed that's part of the dark and Dagger law of California and any fixed blade has to be carried on your hip in the open it cannot be concealed you are breaking the law if you can sell them
You have some great knives
Like the Fox Edge, large food preparation knife.
genuinely thought you were gonna hold up a plastic dinner fork and end the video
I live in California and I pretty much carry whatever I want in the cops have never really given me a bad time about it particularly when it comes to assisted opening
California pretty much just a GTA server anyway. 🤣
You can carry a spring assisted knife it just can't be a switch which meanss a button on the handle but a flipper attached to the knife isn't a button
Knives that have a detent are legal to carry. for example, Kershaw Speedsafe knives are assisted open knives but are ok to carry because the have a detent.
But the folders with axis style locks like the one you showed can be opened with gravity, flick of the wrist by pulling back the mechanism and not pressure on the blade is required.
Big fan of the Milwaukee duct knife 😂