I own the double bladed partial serration one pictured in the video. I originally bought it as a "throw away"/ use it till it brakes type deal;..... that was a bit over 5 years ago. I am a fleet manager/diesel and small engine mechanic, this knife is my every day carry knife. I have used it to cut: heater hose, fuel line hose, radiator hose, plastic and occasionally bad electrical (copper wound) wiring, on a few occasions it has been used as a chisel of sorts removing heavy rust flakes off frames of trucks (live in new England where this is common) however I never use it for prying and as a "chisel" never struck it like a chisel. At any rate, it was about 1 year before I had to sharpen it, it holds an edge well, and 5 years later still functions as intended... however, like all knives of this style, it has to be kept clean internally, and the mechanism inside requires oiling every now and then. On the down side I will say that after roughly 2 1/2 to 3 years the safety switch got loose and sloppy and will slide between off and on with gravity of it's own accord, also the red dot on the safety switch indicating it is in "firing" position has long since worn off, however the pocket clip on it is on the rear of the knife, I generally keep it in my left rear pocket, the safety switch has to be pulled towards the back of the knife to unlock it, so in it's "upside down" in pocket position gravity keeps the safety engaged, it has never in 5+ years opened in my pocket. At any rate, I bumped into this review and felt compelled to share my view of this knife, this knife is not all that expensive, and I have been pleasantly surprised by this knifes performance over the years. It is like I said my daily carry and now years later my favorite knife.
Great looking knives!! Like that the lock holds up when blade is under pressure being used to stab something when most have a spring release inside and blade slides back in the handle. I'll be getting the tattoo blade first but want all four of them!!
these are great knives for sure especially considering the price. ive had mine for 5 years and its still running strong. one thing i will say though is it does occasionally need a little cleaning on the internals of the knife. all of the pocket lint and dirt etc builds up on the metal where the blade rides and i have had it fail to fully eject and lock when enough of it gets in there. super easy to unscrew open and clean though.
My dagger version did fail. I could literally push the blade back in the handle by pinching the blade between my fingers. Took the knife apart and bent the stop bar so that it fell behind the blade. Works great now. They are a lot of fun and easy to tinker with. But they are "light" edc use knives IMHO.
can someone please tell me what to google search to find this specific knife? I've been looking for them, and I can only find the ones with the swinging safety, but these have a sliding safety.
Bought this because I live in an awful state Called CA. Very happy with the overall appearance and function not to mention the price too which was not too bad, about 50$ with shipping from BUD-K. Came well oiled I noticed.
Thanks, I've been in the fence about this because I use a CRKT CEO at work for constantly opening boxes and it only has the bottom on the blade on purpose and I've gotten good with opening it but, I want an assisted otf....tbh I really want an Auto.
Gotta sub and like for that test alone. Almost NO ONE test budget OTFs in their reviews. They love to parrot the same "It's durable" nonsense but are too scared to test it.
I have the spear point version i like it but when I used it at work I noticed the locking mechanism failed to hold up then again I used to cut open multiple bags of baking soda the stuff got inside the knife I cleaned it up and it now works good as new but it isn't very utilitarian
I just got the new schotf3bs viper. A little different but its awesome.. very pointy.. seated with a glass breaker.. I damn sure wouldn't want to be stabbed with it. .. great defensive tool. Is legal to open carry and since I have a CWP.. then its legal to conceal it.. check your local laws.
Perfect box opener... I can picture myself pulling the knife out and flicking it and opening the package..... but is prefer my gerber dime or my style cs.
Technically legal or not, if your frisked and a cop finds it, he will arrest you and let the judge and the lawyer deal with it. My luck would be that I would get arrested late at night after the judge goes home on a Friday and I'll be in jail all weekend with the skells until Monday. :) It's a cool design and I would like one, but I would never carry it. It would just go in the collection bin.
WeAllJuggleKnives I'm fairly certain that restrictions differ from Province to Province in Canada. Depending on where a person resides in Canada, it is his responsibility to know the law. Since the Schrade OTF is assisted, it is legal to own in the Province of Ontario where I live. Our laws in Ontaro regarding knives are very fair.
SerHaHa Thank you for the information, SerHaHa. Indeed I was under the impression that knives fall under Provincial jurisdiction. Nevertheless, I did do some rooting around after reading your earlier question about legality (by the way, I vaguely recall seeing some reference to federal regulation but thought it more likely to be a Provincial matter) regarding assisted knives and feel certain that they are not prohibited. The difficulty, suggested by some regarding legality, has not so much to do with the law as it does policing. If a police officer chooses to confiscate a knife, he will. Personally, as a Canadian and desiring to purchase the Schrade OTF, I would have no concern at all. I'm sure that ordering it and receiving it in the mail would raise no concern.
Teachering Ya, the reason I asked initially as I know side opening assisted are legal, but many companies in the USA won't export them as border services is often ignorant of the law and policy that the law enforcement has regarding assisted knives, and seizes them, causing a lot of commercial problems regarding chargebacks and such. OTF types I think will certainly be seized, but often companies that deal with knives often have a relationshipt with CBSA and make arrangements to get them in - some of the "4" variant Vipers from Schrade for example are available on amazon.ca from a company in your area in Ontario. I just figured maybe the channel operator would have heard something from the legal department when he spoke with them, or at least hoped. I've contacted Schrade and their parent company to see, I'll post any info I get here.
As a fellow Minnesota resident. I had this knife. It's a single action otf. So it's legal, and considered a "assisted opening knife" I have a few double action otf knives. But double action otf knives are considered a "auto" or "switchblade" I still carry my double action otf knives. Sure it's kind of risky to carry, and definitely illegal. But I mainly use my autos at home, or at work. I guess what I'm saying, if you are going to carry any switchblade. Common sense, situational awareness, and don't be stupid and use the knife in a way that would draw attention to yourself. So far I've have no problems carrying a auto in MN. But then again, I live in Northwestern MN. (Red River Area) So besides my town, the next 40 to 50 miles are pretty rural and mostly farming communities.
Man, these are cool. But unfortunately police in Michigan have stepped up enforcement on the whole 3 inch ordinance every city seems to suddenly have here. I showed a cop this and he said he'd "have my ass" for carrying one... awesome review though, man.
The old ones you had to push the charge lever so you touching the blade and that's how they got away with it. With the change on this model it doesn't look like you touch the blade at all and only use the button, so I'm curious on their legalise on how this model is legal.
Nic S Good question bro, I will paste what Schrade told me" "We own a patent on this mechanism so you will not find an OTF assisted opening anywhere else like it on the market. While it might look like this pattern operates like an auto it is 100% an assisted opening and legal to carry everywhere assisted openings are legal to carry. Automatics have a bias towards opening while assisted openings have a bias towards closure and must be manually “assisted” along the way to engage the spring opening mechanism."
WeAllJuggleKnives thanks man, I'm not trying to be a smart ass I'd just want to be sure before I carried one, I don't think OTF autos are legal where I live.
WeAllJuggleKnives Except with some states, like PA, an automatic is defined by what opens the blade. This is what PA law says about autos "the blade of which is exposed in an automatic way by switch, push-button, spring mechanism, or otherwise"
Binge Yeah but it has to be automatic at the push of a button. With these, the spring does not engage until you have manually pushed blade up a certain distance, just like any assisted knife.
There is some legal sub-wording that a lever mechanically connected to the blade to drive it for the distance of "human propelled" meets legal definition of assisted. Just looked that up. Still, I would not expect any law enforcement officer to know the finer wording. These things look and act like autos to the standard observer. My Schrade Vipers stay on my property
I mean I carry 2 knives and people when I say that think huh he's a werido but i have fixed blade on the 3 or 4 o'clock position depending on the pants and belt and my other knife aka my work knife is my everyday box secondary knife and right now is a folding box cutter but this would be a good box and secondary self defense knife
@@WeAllJuggleKnives it's fixed! Took it apart yesterday. Thinking maybe the safety was on when I closed it or something. I've been carrying it the past month for the first time & also didn't realize how much grass & trash was getting inside it too.
I owned a viper v3. Quicker, easier, safer, and more legal to carry a balisong. Balisongs are not autos, or gravity knives(illegal in michigan). BALISONG
Ahhhh. A pair of gloves bro. You’re not gonna have them,in a self defense incident...but, maybe, when stabbing a log 20 times...mine comes in on Monday, from amazon...👍👍... The knife, not......gloves....
That's true, but you would have adrenalin to make up for it, unless you're Hannibal, then you would feel nothing, nothing but cold detachment (a joke ...)
Heard......I ordered a viper 3, and I thought it was this knife, but it isn’t. The actuator is on the side, toward the bottom of the knife, it’s really awkward. Unless, you open it with a backward grip, and it has a production date of 08/18. So it’s not old, maybe just a less expensive version of that Schrade....little bummed....
TheIrcbully I thought the same. How does Schrade expect people to explain it's not an auto to a cop? "Schrade's legal department says it's not an auto, so it's not an auto. Let me go, brah"
TheIrcbully They probably will not know how to operate it, just keep the safety on. Without a blade exposed, this thing is just a car crash rescue tool.
I had one of these on me and the cops gave it back, the model I have the release switch is on the edge of the handle.the right of the people to keep and bare arms shall not be infringed.
I can give it to you a lot harder if you ask nicely. Although, I am unsure if we are still talking about knives. I was in poor shape back then, I have gotten quite a bit stronger lately, as I have documented on my Health and Fitness Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLYRgjW5aW1hAp0xuNwICYM_bgK2HZ3nZy.html
wrong... while in NY you maybe correct since all knives carried for the purpose of a weapon, defensive or offensive is illegal, in California these are legal if its a single sided blade (assisted ) opening for carry and even 100% auto opening is legal for ownership just not carried. To transport an auto opening knife it must be in the locked compartment of a car..ie the trunk.
@@sailure1 can this really be cared in California would want to purchase but don't want to waste money on something I can't use outside my house have an legal information I can read?
The only Cali law that says anything about blade length is when carry a switchblade or gravity knife. You can carry a blade of any length as long as it's not a switch/bali. Bali's can be collected and kept at home, though.
I own the double bladed partial serration one pictured in the video. I originally bought it as a "throw away"/ use it till it brakes type deal;..... that was a bit over 5 years ago. I am a fleet manager/diesel and small engine mechanic, this knife is my every day carry knife. I have used it to cut: heater hose, fuel line hose, radiator hose, plastic and occasionally bad electrical (copper wound) wiring, on a few occasions it has been used as a chisel of sorts removing heavy rust flakes off frames of trucks (live in new England where this is common) however I never use it for prying and as a "chisel" never struck it like a chisel. At any rate, it was about 1 year before I had to sharpen it, it holds an edge well, and 5 years later still functions as intended... however, like all knives of this style, it has to be kept clean internally, and the mechanism inside requires oiling every now and then. On the down side I will say that after roughly 2 1/2 to 3 years the safety switch got loose and sloppy and will slide between off and on with gravity of it's own accord, also the red dot on the safety switch indicating it is in "firing" position has long since worn off, however the pocket clip on it is on the rear of the knife, I generally keep it in my left rear pocket, the safety switch has to be pulled towards the back of the knife to unlock it, so in it's "upside down" in pocket position gravity keeps the safety engaged, it has never in 5+ years opened in my pocket. At any rate, I bumped into this review and felt compelled to share my view of this knife, this knife is not all that expensive, and I have been pleasantly surprised by this knifes performance over the years. It is like I said my daily carry and now years later my favorite knife.
I have one and the knife is much stronger than I had thought. Cool design. My only OTF. Thanks for the testing.
Illegal in NJ😢
Still got one😉
idk what youre talking about they’re legal
Is funny in your stupid country, meanwhile you can buy gun but otf knive is illegal
@FBI
FBI OPEN UP
Era Inovandri Meliala my man, it’s really hard to get a gun in nj lmao. You wouldn’t know that because you aren’t from here
I was auctaly thinking about getting 1 today good thing I live in texas
Just ordered mine live in New Mexico👏👏👏
Robert Mills same
Great looking knives!! Like that the lock holds up when blade is under pressure being used to stab something when most have a spring release inside and blade slides back in the handle. I'll be getting the tattoo blade first but want all four of them!!
The great thing about this review is that you tested the lock what almost everyone won't do especially with the expensive ones from Benchmade.
PowerMadHeadBanger Yeah! I tested my least favorite of the 4, just in case it broke!
these are great knives for sure especially considering the price. ive had mine for 5 years and its still running strong. one thing i will say though is it does occasionally need a little cleaning on the internals of the knife. all of the pocket lint and dirt etc builds up on the metal where the blade rides and i have had it fail to fully eject and lock when enough of it gets in there. super easy to unscrew open and clean though.
Thanks for the video I've been looking for a one handed knife since I only have one hand thanks
Use of one hand sorry
@@360chris88 Well, you type a lot better than a lot of people with both hands
360steven I think if I tried to rob a one armed guy and he pulled a switchblade on me... I’d probably just give him my money
Tenho um destes sou canhoto e nunca vi um canivete tão bom, encaixa perfeitamente na mão e funciona até com a mola quebrada.
Schrade/Taylor is really stepping their game up these days, I'm impressed with their lineup the last 2 years.
Woodcamo Nut They've taken advice from a lot of viewers and vidmakers here.
"They look stabby." Lmao!
I’m very pleased with my Shrade. I have the one on the far left.
I'll definitely be picking up the double serated version I already have a schrade switch and I love it...
Marc Power Awesome, glad you found something!
I like the lock test man. Good vid.
Spirit Blade Thanks, bro!
My dagger version did fail. I could literally push the blade back in the handle by pinching the blade between my fingers. Took the knife apart and bent the stop bar so that it fell behind the blade. Works great now. They are a lot of fun and easy to tinker with. But they are "light" edc use knives IMHO.
can someone please tell me what to google search to find this specific knife? I've been looking for them, and I can only find the ones with the swinging safety, but these have a sliding safety.
I have a real problem with side to side blade movement. Will this be a problem??
Bought this because I live in an awful state Called CA. Very happy with the overall appearance and function not to mention the price too which was not too bad, about 50$ with shipping from BUD-K. Came well oiled I noticed.
I have one as well, what kind of oil do you use to keep it functioning?
Thanks, I've been in the fence about this because I use a CRKT CEO at work for constantly opening boxes and it only has the bottom on the blade on purpose and I've gotten good with opening it but, I want an assisted otf....tbh I really want an Auto.
Gotta sub and like for that test alone. Almost NO ONE test budget OTFs in their reviews. They love to parrot the same "It's durable" nonsense but are too scared to test it.
You should post the link to the legal letter..I know that would help.
Does this have any blade play once the knife ejects?
Why didn't you retract the knife after stabbing the wood? we need to see that the knife held up.
I have the spear point version i like it but when I used it at work I noticed the locking mechanism failed to hold up then again I used to cut open multiple bags of baking soda the stuff got inside the knife I cleaned it up and it now works good as new but it isn't very utilitarian
What website did you purchase these from? @WeAllJuggleKnives
Cool, but awkward. I'm a lefty, and that slide will hit my hand during every release.
I have this knife and I love it
ChickenFeatherFlims Chicken approved! :]
I just got the new schotf3bs viper. A little different but its awesome.. very pointy.. seated with a glass breaker.. I damn sure wouldn't want to be stabbed with it. .. great defensive tool. Is legal to open carry and since I have a CWP.. then its legal to conceal it.. check your local laws.
Perfect box opener... I can picture myself pulling the knife out and flicking it and opening the package..... but is prefer my gerber dime or my style cs.
And no link to purchase?
Great video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, friend
Technically legal or not, if your frisked and a cop finds it, he will arrest you and let the judge and the lawyer deal with it. My luck would be that I would get arrested late at night after the judge goes home on a Friday and I'll be in jail all weekend with the skells until Monday. :) It's a cool design and I would like one, but I would never carry it. It would just go in the collection bin.
Man do I feel you on this.Can't carry too much legal hassle.Sad really,I really like to carry my blades.
traderjoes Yeah but that's true of half the manual knives being sold nowadays, too. Anything scary looking is seen as a weapon.
Sheep
why would you consent to search?
Tell the cop you use it to open boxes, cut string, etc- say it is a tool- NEVER say "self defense".
Where can they be purchased?
So everybody else that reviewed this is saying it got no play play you think you might have a defective model?
Do you know the price point for these and are they available yet in US.
MikeTango6 they are on the Schrade website, but the price in stores is going to be a lot lower than the MSRP which is $64.
Would LOVE to test one , But hard to find in Canada from what I can see
They're sold on Amazon.ca
StarPuss www.ToxicRedNeck.Com there illegal now
Any specific model numbers for these, I couldn't find anything on their website or googling them. Also, will they be legal in Canada, any idea?
SerHaHa They all begin with "SCHOTF" try that. As far as I know, even assisted knives are restricted upon in Canada.
WeAllJuggleKnives I'm fairly certain that restrictions differ from Province to Province in Canada. Depending on where a person resides in Canada, it is his responsibility to know the law. Since the Schrade OTF is assisted, it is legal to own in the Province of Ontario where I live. Our laws in Ontaro regarding knives are very fair.
Knife laws are federal, and any knives that are banned are done so in the federal criminal code, and have nothing to do with provincial regulations.
SerHaHa Thank you for the information, SerHaHa. Indeed I was under the impression that knives fall under Provincial jurisdiction. Nevertheless, I did do some rooting around after reading your earlier question about legality (by the way, I vaguely recall seeing some reference to federal regulation but thought it more likely to be a Provincial matter) regarding assisted knives and feel certain that they are not prohibited. The difficulty, suggested by some regarding legality, has not so much to do with the law as it does policing. If a police officer chooses to confiscate a knife, he will. Personally, as a Canadian and desiring to purchase the Schrade OTF, I would have no concern at all. I'm sure that ordering it and receiving it in the mail would raise no concern.
Teachering Ya, the reason I asked initially as I know side opening assisted are legal, but many companies in the USA won't export them as border services is often ignorant of the law and policy that the law enforcement has regarding assisted knives, and seizes them, causing a lot of commercial problems regarding chargebacks and such. OTF types I think will certainly be seized, but often companies that deal with knives often have a relationshipt with CBSA and make arrangements to get them in - some of the "4" variant Vipers from Schrade for example are available on amazon.ca from a company in your area in Ontario. I just figured maybe the channel operator would have heard something from the legal department when he spoke with them, or at least hoped. I've contacted Schrade and their parent company to see, I'll post any info I get here.
Is it legal to carry one of these blades in Minnesota?
As a fellow Minnesota resident. I had this knife. It's a single action otf. So it's legal, and considered a "assisted opening knife" I have a few double action otf knives. But double action otf knives are considered a "auto" or "switchblade" I still carry my double action otf knives. Sure it's kind of risky to carry, and definitely illegal. But I mainly use my autos at home, or at work. I guess what I'm saying, if you are going to carry any switchblade. Common sense, situational awareness, and don't be stupid and use the knife in a way that would draw attention to yourself. So far I've have no problems carrying a auto in MN. But then again, I live in Northwestern MN. (Red River Area) So besides my town, the next 40 to 50 miles are pretty rural and mostly farming communities.
I’d love ❤️ to add this box cutter to my collection
where can i get one
Man, these are cool. But unfortunately police in Michigan have stepped up enforcement on the whole 3 inch ordinance every city seems to suddenly have here. I showed a cop this and he said he'd "have my ass" for carrying one... awesome review though, man.
How can i buy one
thanx man great video...these "legal" in Ohio?
Is this legal in Canada?
You can buy them straight from Amazon.ca
They are technically legal but if cops don't know there knives you might have to go to court and fight it.
The old ones you had to push the charge lever so you touching the blade and that's how they got away with it. With the change on this model it doesn't look like you touch the blade at all and only use the button, so I'm curious on their legalise on how this model is legal.
Nic S Good question bro, I will paste what Schrade told me" "We own a patent on this mechanism so you will not find an OTF assisted opening anywhere else like it on the market. While it might look like this pattern operates like an auto it is 100% an assisted opening and legal to carry everywhere assisted openings are legal to carry. Automatics have a bias towards opening while assisted openings have a bias towards closure and must be manually “assisted” along the way to engage the spring opening mechanism."
WeAllJuggleKnives thanks man, I'm not trying to be a smart ass I'd just want to be sure before I carried one, I don't think OTF autos are legal where I live.
WeAllJuggleKnives Except with some states, like PA, an automatic is defined by what opens the blade. This is what PA law says about autos "the blade of which is exposed in an automatic way by switch, push-button, spring mechanism, or otherwise"
Binge Yeah but it has to be automatic at the push of a button. With these, the spring does not engage until you have manually pushed blade up a certain distance, just like any assisted knife.
The ship to any state in the u.s. but responsibility is on you if you get caught they're not liable for your legal problems
what's the diffrence in auto matic and assited
An assisted requires you to manually push the blade open a certain distance, before the spring or torsion bar kicks in.
OK thanks
What gen is this
Technically it is "4th" Although they probably won't call it "4th" until they introduce a 5th generation.
Ohh, like how Apple doesn't call it an iPhone 5 until the 6 is released?
as a lefty with extensive use of the double edge spear, it really gets in the way. would not use for a high adrenaline/emergency situation. js.
definitely still usable tho
Infinity otf from Texas look those up and purchase one
I’m pretty sure when you order you can specify left or right handed. (BUD-K)
Are those legal in Germany
I don't think so.
I think its only legal when the release mechanism is located on the blade. This looks a button, so not sure.
There is some legal sub-wording that a lever mechanically connected to the blade to drive it for the distance of "human propelled" meets legal definition of assisted. Just looked that up. Still, I would not expect any law enforcement officer to know the finer wording. These things look and act like autos to the standard observer. My Schrade Vipers stay on my property
good work knife/box cutter substitute. quick and easy one handed blade opening, and with a little practice, easy one handed closing.
WORKED WELL ENOUGH FOR ABEL CEDENO.
It's like a lightsaber.
Legal in Jersey?
+Isaac Chang nothing is legal in jersey.
This is awesome, will this knife be coming to Canada, I hope so.
Victor Oliveira Hopefully! but some people have told me that assisted knives aren't allowed in Canada.
WeAllJuggleKnives I have many spring assisted knives including a kershaw leek and I'm in Ontario Canada. Not sure about other provinces though.
I love how Iowas only knife law is no ballistic knives lmao
I'm moving there
Mitch Houge same in Indiana im pretty sure.
Nick Fornara your from Indiana? Cool
Ga is almost like that to
I think thats everywhere
I mean I carry 2 knives and people when I say that think huh he's a werido but i have fixed blade on the 3 or 4 o'clock position depending on the pants and belt and my other knife aka my work knife is my everyday box secondary knife and right now is a folding box cutter but this would be a good box and secondary self defense knife
Mine suddenly won't eject
It might need some oil.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives it's fixed! Took it apart yesterday. Thinking maybe the safety was on when I closed it or something. I've been carrying it the past month for the first time & also didn't realize how much grass & trash was getting inside it too.
Nice
Thanks I just ordered one and I’ve always been skeptical about switchblades “OTFs” and their durability when under harsh conditions
Yea there garbage for anything hard core
" many targets are softer if you know what I mean " lol inside serial killer joke
1:25 "lest *CUT* to the chase" lol
LOL pun wasn't intended, I guess that is the best kind
Sweet.
MrMrjones333 Thanks for watching!
Modern day switchblade
legal in texas ????
yes
+TheProfessional not considered switchblade or auto knife
Any knife is legal in Texas. We can carry a katana if we want!
Everything is legal in Texas almost everything you can carry swords if you like and switchblades
Mine can't even stab a water bottle without retracting. I guess I have a dud
I guess we're supposed to request the Stabby variation lol
That was a little abusive for these rather inexpensive knives xD
ikr
I owned a viper v3. Quicker, easier, safer, and more legal to carry a balisong. Balisongs are not autos, or gravity knives(illegal in michigan). BALISONG
Stabby is what wins knife fights. I recommend 5+ inches or MORE. People are fatter.....
Ahhhh. A pair of gloves bro. You’re not gonna have them,in a self defense incident...but, maybe, when stabbing a log 20 times...mine comes in on Monday, from amazon...👍👍...
The knife, not......gloves....
That's true, but you would have adrenalin to make up for it, unless you're Hannibal, then you would feel nothing, nothing but cold detachment (a joke ...)
Heard......I ordered a viper 3, and I thought it was this knife, but it isn’t. The actuator is on the side, toward the bottom of the knife, it’s really awkward. Unless, you open it with a backward grip, and it has a production date of 08/18. So it’s not old, maybe just a less expensive version of that Schrade....little bummed....
1he 2 double bladed ones are illeagal to carry in texas, but not to own
Not anymore
No way you don't get trouble from the pigs with this.
Not sure I could convince a cop it's not an auto lol
TheIrcbully I thought the same. How does Schrade expect people to explain it's not an auto to a cop? "Schrade's legal department says it's not an auto, so it's not an auto. Let me go, brah"
TheIrcbully They probably will not know how to operate it, just keep the safety on. Without a blade exposed, this thing is just a car crash rescue tool.
Yeah I almost got arrested for having one, police consider this an auto.
I'm sure no police would be happy to find one of these on anyone, even if it was technically legal in their state.
WeAllJuggleKnives unfortunately yeah, even though they’re technically legal
I had one of these on me and the cops gave it back, the model I have the release switch is on the edge of the handle.the right of the people to keep and bare arms shall not be infringed.
Red means your dead
U can hit better than that lol come on hard as u possibly can give it a real try, it won't break or hurt lol
I can give it to you a lot harder if you ask nicely. Although, I am unsure if we are still talking about knives. I was in poor shape back then, I have gotten quite a bit stronger lately, as I have documented on my Health and Fitness Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLYRgjW5aW1hAp0xuNwICYM_bgK2HZ3nZy.html
You take that to ny or California you getting locked up I promise you this
wrong... while in NY you maybe correct since all knives carried for the purpose of a weapon, defensive or offensive is illegal, in California these are legal if its a single sided blade (assisted ) opening for carry and even 100% auto opening is legal for ownership just not carried. To transport an auto opening knife it must be in the locked compartment of a car..ie the trunk.
@@sailure1 can this really be cared in California would want to purchase but don't want to waste money on something I can't use outside my house have an legal information I can read?
Gee they look big and bulky for a tiny blade. They don't look well proportioned. They're cool, but pretty ugly.
TheAussieStig30 My bad, the angle of the thumbnail shot kind of makes them look that way
Ah ok. I love that style of knife, it just looked out of proportion. Cameras do weird things,
MotörHeavyRockHead They are actually supposed to be rather well balanced, too.
Jesus I think we know what an otf is if we're here
+Alty Just to make it clear, it's an Out The Front. LOL.
WeAllJuggleKnives when you get more likes that the actual comment
If i buy one tomaro i'm gonna buy it to carry it .
Only for self protection ofcourse 😂.
Are these legal in Scotland
No.
originaloutdoors.co.uk/bushcraft-general/2018-uk-knife-law-changes/
www.krudoknives.com/krudo-khronicles/changing-uk-knife-laws/
prepperbits.com/uk-knife-law-changes-offensive-weapons-bill-2018/
Legal in California?
No. They are too long for California laws.
i live in cali and i had one. the spring broke after a couple months but they might be better now
The only Cali law that says anything about blade length is when carry a switchblade or gravity knife. You can carry a blade of any length as long as it's not a switch/bali. Bali's can be collected and kept at home, though.