Actually you are not more likely to get hurt with gravity knives, it is the same likelihood that you get cut on any knife. You are only more likely to get hurt with a certain knife if you are an idiot with it. That's why you treat knives with respect.
@@God_Is_The_Eternal_King debatable, there is a reason why balisongs are illegal in most parts of the world and it's because it's so easy to injure yourself
Exactly bro, a balisong/butterfly knife is illegal bc it’s considered a gravity knife in canada but it doesnt make sense bro, its not deadly its a tool in some ways, also ppl think they take wayyyy too long to open but you can just **flick** and its open
@@Leviathan-mj8gi at that point, i honestly dont know if its even classified as a knife though. it probably violates a completely different law. also my bad, for some reason i thought of butterfly knives when i saw ballistic, but thats something else.
@@chefboiarby304 Mucho texto. Thing is, if I wanted to stab someone, I wouldn't have to use a fancy tool like a "gravity knife", so making it *the* illegal one makes no sense whatsoever.
Also who is going out to kill somebody with a gravity knife? I get it for defense but if you're tryna hurt somebody it is definitely not the best option
The knife he holds in the first part is a REATE EXO and the second one is a Magblade I think. I think the Exo is usually out of stock and costs like 277 dollars while the Magblade costs 199 dollars. Edit: The Magblade I think is only on pre-order right now.
Pennsylvania FINALLY lifted their ban on all types of knives yesterday. Before we couldn’t own any knife classified as an “offensive weapon”. That meant no automatics, daggers, gravity knives, balisongs, or even cane swords. Now there are no knives listed in the “offensive weapons” classifications.
“THEYRE DANGEROUS” Its literally more dangerous to go to ur kitchen or garage and use something there as a weapon compared to a 3 inch blade that go flippy floppy
Yeah goodluck hiding the knives from your kitchen, the main reason why gravity knives are banned is because it could be easilly concealed or be disguised compared to a fckn fixed knife.
@@naman6517 they work most of the time its just that they’re impractical because, to load it, you basically have to hold a sharp ass blade with with your hand while pushing it into a really spring loaded mechanism that has a really heavy spring. And, you can see where that could easily go wrong…
@@caydenhodges9981 it's moreso because they are basically a weak force gun. They are more inconspicuous than throwing knives and I think there is less skill needed to use as well.
@@betapotataOld gamer the dude didn't say names, parties or anything. Its just a politician who made a law about something that wasn't an issue. Tale as old as time
The big gravity knife (that you were holding in this video) is one of the finest most beautiful model I have ever seen. Even the slick sound that it makes when opening, reveal its outstanding quality.
I live in NYC and the even though our knife laws have recently slightly lightened up, butterfly knives are still banned. (Gravity knives are no longer banned). Fun fact, butterfly knives for some reason are classified under switch blades 😅
@@preythemantis5731I heard the reason why is cause butterfly knives can deploy just as quickly, or even quicker. But not sure? Like I have a otf switchblade and a few butterfly knives, I think its about the same? Idk I think butterfly knives are more alike to gravity knives though
In Austria Gravity knives and spring loaded ones (instantly deployable) are illegal because you can hide them and deploy them fast. Thats the reason why theese are so dangerous, not because of the blade per se, but their ability to be hidden and stowed away while ready for deployment. Imagine hidden gun that can be deployed from your pocket easily.
Well yeah you can still own one due to your second amendment right you just can't carry one out in public legally. Some people do it anyways and sometimes cops don't say anything. At least the ones I've seen. I wouldn't test my luck with a city cop tho.
I was always told Its not so much to do with being a deadlier knife, i was always told that its because if done right you can open it faster then most other knives thus making it hard to defend against as 1 second they have no visible knife and the next they are coming at you with a knife that came out of no where. Now im not saying its the only reson but whenever i hear gravity knives being talked about thats the reason i hear like 90% of the time the other 10% is it being to dangerous for a regular person to open and its a liability concern from the manufacturer but i know that that is BS
I’ve always had that issue with knife laws, in Canada and many of the states it’s the usual; no auto openers, balisongs and gravity knives, all of which are less effective at causing harm than a fixed blade, and now you may say “oh maybe it’s for concealability” then why are manual/assisted openers fine, the only present issue is the idea it may engage in your pocket or bag but that is only a hindrance to the user, the laws simply limit access to another product for seemingly no reason
In Australia police can randomly search people in public if they designated it a search area or if there has been anyone in the past year who illegally carried knives in the area. If they find a knife and you don’t have a specific lawful excuse and utility purposes is not one they will charge you with a crime worth up to 2 years in jail. This law does nothing.
I love where I live. My state has absolutely ZERO knife laws. Autos, gravity, balisongs, doesn't matter. Blade length doesn't matter. We can even conceal brass knuckles, or wear them on paracord around our necks.
If you ask me the only tactical advantage specially in the gravity knife, is easy to hide, The switch blade /butterfly knife has a bigger movement to take out the blade, but the gravity knife is kinda easy to hide
Yeah knife laws are usually needless, and only in place due to stuff like what you talked about. It all just needs to be dropped but states make their own call when it comes to that stuff. Just wish they would chill tf out and let people carry what they want.
@@Luzyfar If people want to carry guns they should be able to do so. Its not anyone else's place to decide what I am allowed to defend myself with. They are not the ones who's life is at risk.
Maybe it's a gene thing? Maybe the genes is what makes 90% of the Americans do dumb things I think so Like killing each other Making the most useless laws in existence etc. This is what the west looks like and will forever I don't even feel sorry for you guys at this point I rather actually enjoy it seeing ppl litteraly killing each other on this side of the planet It is at this point just a funny theater
@@Luzyfar Im talking about anywhere in the world. It doesnt matter where you live. If you dont have the right to be armed, you are a slave to your government, and a sitting duck for criminals who WILL be armed, because they dont care about whatever laws you do have. But, we fight to live free, or in your case, learn to love your chains.
I’m somewhat of a knife maker (just doing it in my free time) and I’m currently making one out of wood. It is literally the hardest thing I’ve ever done 😂
@@Lemon_Sage9999 yeah right now the only the stopping me is not being bothered to get a pencil sharpener for my workshop so I can finally make out some cuts 😂
I honestly think that both gravity knives and balisongs are illegal because they are dangerous to careless users, not because they are any more dangerous as weapons than other knives which they obviously are not.
The second kn8fe you showed is a balisong, not a gravity knife. Balisongs arent banned in the entire country, its state and local jurisdiction makes the difference
Im a canadian and Ive owned a butterfly knife for a majority of my life at this point. The idea that I would be considered a fellon for merely POSESSING a ballisong while my dipshit brother who left his restricted CZ loaded on some dudes lawn only got a slap on the wrist and a confiscation makes me lose all faith in our governments priorities.
I havnt fact check this but I don't think it's a fellon. To my knowledge you can own and possess one, your just not allowed to concealed carry one. I think
there are so many knives that I would love to own but I live in California and they have some of the stupidest laws on knife and gun ownership that it's almost impossible to carry legally, I bought a cheap folding lock blade knife at a liquor store and used it for fishing and cutting boxes at work and the police said that it was a gravity knife just because the blade was loose enough to flip it open.
You've always been my guilty pleasure on youtube everyonce in a while your videos would pop and I'd watch them. But i decided this kinda content is worth a follow
@Josh Ruiz gravity blades are illegal because ooo scary flippy flip and can harm you. Switch blades are illegal because of how quickly you can deploy them with one hand
I keep saying time and time again, “if someone has a knife and they actually want you dead, you’re most likely still going to get stabbed at least once.” And yet cool knives like this are illegal when most people have easier access to more lethal weapons for cheaper. (In this country at least)
Me watching this from Arizona laughing at y’all cause I can literally be 12 years old carrying around one of these 🤣🤣but fr should be like this everywhere
Come on man use your head. No knife is illegal to own; he's talking about illegal to carry in public. And that's still only in certain areas. There's tons of places this knife is legal to carry.
@@wes.killed.it.5511 I think I’m happy with my switchblades and fixed blades I carry. I do find it hilarious my state is super against gravity knives but balisongs are ok.
@@wes.killed.it.5511 I gotta do my research, but what places. Also there should be no reason to have your person searched unless a cop literally has suspicion. And my life is literally on the straight and narrow now, I don’t even drink alcohol. 2 years ago yeah I would get caught with my knife in a simple traffic stop, but now that I have no reason to, is there seriously any reason to worry about carrying one of these knives? I only ask because I MAY have bought one of them 😅😅
it kinda fits in with the balisongs... if only a bit. I wouldn't want to use it for flipping but it is technically two handles that close around the blade.
gravity knives, balisongs and OTF knives are basically fidget spinners with an additional function of cutting stuff. No more dangerous than any other sharpened piece of metal.
I just looked at my state law and all knives are legal to carry including butterfly, automatic, OTF, gravity, switchblade. Any knife any length concealed or not (except in two towns and some very minor changes when in possession of a minor) So other than that we pretty much have no knife laws at all
its about how unexpected the knife is. u could hide it in your fist without anyone noticing and in under one second you have the blade out and can stab. its about the suprice effect. thats why a kitchen knife isnt illegal its big, you cant really hide it and it doesnt have a suprise effect
I’m the us sure, but I’m Australia, any knife that you can’t buy from a legal store is just as illegal as a gravity knife, Butterflies, OTF’s, everything that isn’t just a blade and a handle, if it has some sorta mechanism, it’s deemed as an automatic knife, and you can get prison time for ie
I'm only aware of switch blades and stiletto's but now in Indiana you can own them all including butterfly knives. In the 50s spring assisted knives were Made illegal cause switch blades were used by street gangs back then. Mainly in Chicago and New York City he pushed it till they were illegal in all 50 states .
Haven't seen any, but just in case someone makes the argument that these are easier to conceal that a fixed blade: They aren't. You can hide a fixed blade in your boots. You can hide it in your sleeves. You can put it in in a kitchen table and it won't look out of place. It can be in ordinary looking items like canes. Any knife that has any sort of action before use is worse than a fixed blade when it comes to speedy deployment. When it comes to concealment, the smaller it is, the easier. If you have to do an extra action above taking it out (or more) that just makes it less dangerous.
With the butterfly knife yea it's stupid. But switchblades and gravity blades have the speed and hideability aspect. And with spring loaded switch blades the spring can even be used to assist in stabbing. So part of me gets it
So for those who it's relevant to, living in Vic Australia. These would both be illegal here, being similar to a switch blade (retractable) or butterfly knife. It's illegal to carry a knife but that's a soft law if you're camping or have chefs knives for work or another relevant reason it's acceptable, just don't claim it's for self defence. But these would come under banned weapons, stupid or not it's illegal to possess them anywhere, you're going to jail for two years if you're found to own this. It always surprises me how many people don't know this.
I think its more likely because you can make them look like they arent weapons, static knives always have a visible blade while they aren’t. I still wish they wouldnt be illegal but these kinda details can possibly save someones live in case of a serious attack.
They're not banned or illegal except in Baltimore. Two states have bans on concealed carry knives, but only Baltimore specifies gravity knives. I'm so tired of people saying they're "the most illegal knives on the planet".
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You should plug Knife Rights groups to fight these laws that violate the 2A
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Where they made at?
@@dr3wbyyy lol chins just like everything else I'm jk
The exo link doesn't work, it seems they aren't selling it anymore
It's ridiculous. Like any criminals gonna say "well I'd stab somebody but sadly gravity knives are illegal so I won't"
More likely to hurt yourself with one of those compared to something else but they shouldn’t be illegal
Actually you are not more likely to get hurt with gravity knives, it is the same likelihood that you get cut on any knife. You are only more likely to get hurt with a certain knife if you are an idiot with it. That's why you treat knives with respect.
Same with balisongs
@@God_Is_The_Eternal_King debatable, there is a reason why balisongs are illegal in most parts of the world and it's because it's so easy to injure yourself
@@hafertr1235 that's not why they're illegal
"These 2 knives are the most illegal knives you can own on the PLANET." "If you're interested in grabbing one of these, use that link-"
Was thinking the same thing lol
they're illegal to carry in public, but not illegal to buy or own
I know right lol
@@emjay2586 they are legal to carry in Florida😂
@@Tonysteele1 hey bro thats literally what he said 😑
They just don't want you getting style points.
Exactly bro, a balisong/butterfly knife is illegal bc it’s considered a gravity knife in canada but it doesnt make sense bro, its not deadly its a tool in some ways, also ppl think they take wayyyy too long to open but you can just **flick** and its open
@@metalcore_slaps it blows my mind because every state is different. Like the state I live in I can carry a Balisong knife on me
@@deathsaintxv ur lucky lol, i dont think Balisongs are legal anywhere in Canada
Where I live there are no restrictions for carrying knives except minors can't carry bowie knives. Everything else is fair game.
@@scrappydoo6743 thats awesome bro, i cant even bring a Squiddy without getting in trouble
"most illegal knives you can own on the planet"
*Laughs in ballistic knife*
jagdkommando knife : heheh
legal in s bunch of states
well ballistic knives are literally just a variation of gravity knives.
@@daspuguh6136 that's not illegal, not many people even own or use them.
@@Leviathan-mj8gi at that point, i honestly dont know if its even classified as a knife though. it probably violates a completely different law.
also my bad,
for some reason i thought of butterfly knives when i saw ballistic, but thats something else.
Never found that link and it’s killing me😅
Me too man
Just keep scrolling until you see it, it’s there
Will not kill you in an illegal way though 😅😂😂😂😂
WHERE THE FUCK IS THE LINK
@@manglemorris6940 KEEP SCROLLING
"They're illegal" "anyways here is a link on where to buy them"
in practice it depends on where you live. some places? legal to own, but you can't carry them on your person. some places not.
Take what I say with a grain of salt but I’m pretty sure owning the knife isn’t a problem but being in possession of it in public is
@@DFX2KX what's the point, cut vegetables?
@@yossialtman9776 collectors collect......
They're not, it's jurisdictional. For example, Ohio only bans ballistic knives, outside of that the only enforcement is if brandished as a weapon.
"These two knives are the most illegal knives ever" ... "So I own both of them"
“And you can buy them here!”
@@asrieldreemurr8059 lol
Bro it's not illegal everywhere most illegal in this case becouse there illegal in the most places
Illegal*
@@XxDRAKE1235xX We know but it's funny out of context.
"Gravity knifes should be illegal! You can hide it and stab someone out of nowhere!"
Yeah, like with my completely legal Victorinox SAK?
It makes no sense at all. A fix blade of the same size is just as easy to hide and even quicker to stab someone
It's dumb, any knife is just said can be hidden and do such action. They come in handy, for a variety of reasons as well as self defense.
@@chefboiarby304 Mucho texto. Thing is, if I wanted to stab someone, I wouldn't have to use a fancy tool like a "gravity knife", so making it *the* illegal one makes no sense whatsoever.
Or a box cutter lol
Also who is going out to kill somebody with a gravity knife? I get it for defense but if you're tryna hurt somebody it is definitely not the best option
The knife he holds in the first part is a REATE EXO and the second one is a Magblade I think. I think the Exo is usually out of stock and costs like 277 dollars while the Magblade costs 199 dollars.
Edit: The Magblade I think is only on pre-order right now.
Who asked ?
@@necoindahood I did + ratio
@@necoindahood Your mom after I kicked outta bed
What a ripoff
I have them that shit is cool
Pennsylvania FINALLY lifted their ban on all types of knives yesterday. Before we couldn’t own any knife classified as an “offensive weapon”. That meant no automatics, daggers, gravity knives, balisongs, or even cane swords. Now there are no knives listed in the “offensive weapons” classifications.
“THEYRE DANGEROUS”
Its literally more dangerous to go to ur kitchen or garage and use something there as a weapon compared to a 3 inch blade that go flippy floppy
A sledgehammer will fuck you up. Totally not from personal experience
A 8" kitchen knife blade should do the trick!
How many people have you read about getting killed from a gravity knife? Exactly, go thank that politician for saving all those people. :)
Next up go karts. What if someone hits someone with it
Yeah goodluck hiding the knives from your kitchen, the main reason why gravity knives are banned is because it could be easilly concealed or be disguised compared to a fckn fixed knife.
‘Ballistic knife has entered the chat’
They don't work half the time
@@naman6517 they work most of the time its just that they’re impractical because, to load it, you basically have to hold a sharp ass blade with with your hand while pushing it into a really spring loaded mechanism that has a really heavy spring. And, you can see where that could easily go wrong…
@@caydenhodges9981 the second circumcision is free!
@@caydenhodges9981 it's moreso because they are basically a weak force gun. They are more inconspicuous than throwing knives and I think there is less skill needed to use as well.
Knife gun have entered the chat
"For his own political gain"
Now, where have I heard that story before
Ikr this is just like [politician I don’t like]. [politician I like] would never do such a thing though
@@betapotataOld people actually particularly like politicians? I guess I like Bernie but that's about it
@@betapotataOld gamer the dude didn't say names, parties or anything. Its just a politician who made a law about something that wasn't an issue. Tale as old as time
The big gravity knife (that you were holding in this video) is one of the finest most beautiful model I have ever seen. Even the slick sound that it makes when opening, reveal its outstanding quality.
since I couldn’t find any links, the knives are an exo gravity knife and magblade magnetic titanium knife
“These are extremely illegal”
“Here’s a link to buy one”
nah Where's the link😭
Saaaame where is it?!
There illegal to take outside bot illegal to own
@@wreckender7 nah bro its illegal to buy one so he might've taken it down
@@drakejayden6465 they ain't gotta know
In Texas the term “illegal knife” was removed from law a few years ago. Don’t forget, knives are arms and are protected by the second amendment.
Same here in Wisconsin. If it's pointy you can carry it.
In Canada I believe they are still banned unfortunately
@@existence_9522 There's enough oil in Canada so maybe we'll bring y'all some democracy.
This is one of those days I’m proud to be Texan
That‘s rue which is why “illegal guns” and “illegal attachments” are not legitimate labels. All gun laws are infringement.
😂 bro you pulled that huge knife out faster than chucky
I live in NYC and the even though our knife laws have recently slightly lightened up, butterfly knives are still banned. (Gravity knives are no longer banned). Fun fact, butterfly knives for some reason are classified under switch blades 😅
That reason would be ignorance lol
@@preythemantis5731I heard the reason why is cause butterfly knives can deploy just as quickly, or even quicker. But not sure? Like I have a otf switchblade and a few butterfly knives, I think its about the same? Idk I think butterfly knives are more alike to gravity knives though
In Austria Gravity knives and spring loaded ones (instantly deployable) are illegal because you can hide them and deploy them fast. Thats the reason why theese are so dangerous, not because of the blade per se, but their ability to be hidden and stowed away while ready for deployment. Imagine hidden gun that can be deployed from your pocket easily.
"ThEEsE KnIveS ARe tHe mOsT iLlegal"
Ballistic Knives just looking and laughing
still looking for the link
Keep scrolling down
Hahaha “this is the most illegal knife you can get, so here’s a link to buy them :D”
Well yeah you can still own one due to your second amendment right you just can't carry one out in public legally. Some people do it anyways and sometimes cops don't say anything. At least the ones I've seen. I wouldn't test my luck with a city cop tho.
I was always told Its not so much to do with being a deadlier knife, i was always told that its because if done right you can open it faster then most other knives thus making it hard to defend against as 1 second they have no visible knife and the next they are coming at you with a knife that came out of no where. Now im not saying its the only reson but whenever i hear gravity knives being talked about thats the reason i hear like 90% of the time the other 10% is it being to dangerous for a regular person to open and its a liability concern from the manufacturer but i know that that is BS
Sad there’s no link in the description
I’ve always had that issue with knife laws, in Canada and many of the states it’s the usual; no auto openers, balisongs and gravity knives, all of which are less effective at causing harm than a fixed blade, and now you may say “oh maybe it’s for concealability” then why are manual/assisted openers fine, the only present issue is the idea it may engage in your pocket or bag but that is only a hindrance to the user, the laws simply limit access to another product for seemingly no reason
In Australia police can randomly search people in public if they designated it a search area or if there has been anyone in the past year who illegally carried knives in the area. If they find a knife and you don’t have a specific lawful excuse and utility purposes is not one they will charge you with a crime worth up to 2 years in jail. This law does nothing.
@@js2sgamer951 Wow that's literally Fascist
@@js2sgamer951 yup i got done in march cause i had a pocket knife
There you go dude gravity knives are the coolest knife
*It’s knife not nife
@@Husk69 Its nife not a knife
Scaring people for political gain is the oldest political trick in the book. Because it always works.
"Illegal" in some states. Up until recently in NY just the gravity knife was illegal, the balisong was not. Now both are totally legal.
I'm glad I live in Texas!!! And that Reate Exo is the ish, beautiful, and wonderful workmanship knife.
Easiest way to prevent you from getting that SSS style rank when mugging someone
“I carry a handgun because it’s legal”
“ok”
“And a gravity knife for my own fun and tr-“
“4 years in prison”
"These knives are the most illegal knives you can possibly own on the planet"
Ballistic knives have entered the chat...
Important to note, in most places it is not illegal to own knives like this.
It is usually illegal to carry knives like this.
Not here in Oregon where I live
“Right to bare arms shall not be infringed.” 🙄
it’s more dangerous to use a butcher’s knife than a mechanical knife
The point is that it's easy to hide a mechanical knife.
@@nathandts3401what about a folding knife?
Still waiting for link 😪
Me too
Scroll down as far as you can. You’ll see it
I love where I live. My state has absolutely ZERO knife laws. Autos, gravity, balisongs, doesn't matter. Blade length doesn't matter. We can even conceal brass knuckles, or wear them on paracord around our necks.
If you ask me the only tactical advantage specially in the gravity knife, is easy to hide,
The switch blade /butterfly knife has a bigger movement to take out the blade, but the gravity knife is kinda easy to hide
Can't find the link tbh
Scroll down, far far down
Yeah knife laws are usually needless, and only in place due to stuff like what you talked about. It all just needs to be dropped but states make their own call when it comes to that stuff. Just wish they would chill tf out and let people carry what they want.
No guns tho
@@Luzyfar If people want to carry guns they should be able to do so. Its not anyone else's place to decide what I am allowed to defend myself with. They are not the ones who's life is at risk.
Maybe it's a gene thing? Maybe the genes is what makes 90% of the Americans do dumb things
I think so
Like killing each other
Making the most useless laws in existence etc.
This is what the west looks like and will forever
I don't even feel sorry for you guys at this point
I rather actually enjoy it seeing ppl litteraly killing each other on this side of the planet
It is at this point just a funny theater
@@FidelCashflow_YT btw. We are talking in about the west right?
Yeah I think so
Well I will stay what I said
@@Luzyfar Im talking about anywhere in the world. It doesnt matter where you live. If you dont have the right to be armed, you are a slave to your government, and a sitting duck for criminals who WILL be armed, because they dont care about whatever laws you do have.
But, we fight to live free, or in your case, learn to love your chains.
Can i get a Link for the butterfly knife in the video please? 🥺
The reason for those being illegal are gangsters and roadmen. Gravity knives are super fast to deploy and aren’t obvious.
Ah yes, the famous "politician"
I’m somewhat of a knife maker (just doing it in my free time) and I’m currently making one out of wood. It is literally the hardest thing I’ve ever done 😂
OMG good luck brother, I hope you're using appropriate hardwood and a lot of patience 🤣
@@Lemon_Sage9999 yeah right now the only the stopping me is not being bothered to get a pencil sharpener for my workshop so I can finally make out some cuts 😂
@@Willis-xh2zx why get a pencil sharpener when you can just use a knife?
@@FannyPackMan100 bro how did o not think of that 😂
😂😂 I see the grinder in ur background 🍃🍃🍃🫣🫣
Him: these are some of the most illegal knifes in the world
Also him: I'm dropping a link in the description if u wanna buy one
I honestly think that both gravity knives and balisongs are illegal because they are dangerous to careless users, not because they are any more dangerous as weapons than other knives which they obviously are not.
Politicians have been banning weapons to which they have no experience with and know very little about for decades.
where the link at tho:(
Still waiting for that link in the comment section homie
It’s down there, just gotta scroll
Bruh got the same kitchen knife love it tho and yes more practical
The second kn8fe you showed is a balisong, not a gravity knife. Balisongs arent banned in the entire country, its state and local jurisdiction makes the difference
Now, here in Utah, there is no knife you cannot carry unless ordered not to by a court. Balisongs, switch blades, gravity knives, all is allowed here.
Im a canadian and Ive owned a butterfly knife for a majority of my life at this point.
The idea that I would be considered a fellon for merely POSESSING a ballisong while my dipshit brother who left his restricted CZ loaded on some dudes lawn only got a slap on the wrist and a confiscation makes me lose all faith in our governments priorities.
Extort and collect not serve and protect bozo. get it right.
I havnt fact check this but I don't think it's a fellon. To my knowledge you can own and possess one, your just not allowed to concealed carry one.
I think
@@minecarftassassin108 Check your local laws, they're perfectly legal to own and carry where I live.
him: "there illegal"
me: heads down to the nearby gas station to see the same knifes for sale
I'd be very surprised if you did they are very expensive. Over 200$ each. If you can get them I would. You can own them, just not carry them.
“How is this action literally gonna change the outcome come of how this thing performs?”
That’s what she said 😔
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL
there are so many knives that I would love to own but I live in California and they have some of the stupidest laws on knife and gun ownership that it's almost impossible to carry legally, I bought a cheap folding lock blade knife at a liquor store and used it for fishing and cutting boxes at work and the police said that it was a gravity knife just because the blade was loose enough to flip it open.
Easily concealable and easily fighting ready, same reason you cant have springloaded or switchblades
Where's the link tho? I don't see it lmfaooo
Good luck finding an Exo (the gravity knife) they sell out almost as soon as they restock.
@@YungAzn what’s the name of the other knife
@@caughtupinmyglo I’m not for sure… sorry
“You can’t have these knives because they are dangerous”
“Here have a gun”
the right to keep and to bear arms shall not be infringed; be it guns, knives, or clubs
Bruh didn't pin his own comment xD
Sad, cus my state don't give a hoot. Really digging that Gravity knife.
You've always been my guilty pleasure on youtube everyonce in a while your videos would pop and I'd watch them. But i decided this kinda content is worth a follow
Bro didn’t even explain why there illegal
@Josh Ruiz gravity blades are illegal because ooo scary flippy flip and can harm you. Switch blades are illegal because of how quickly you can deploy them with one hand
I keep saying time and time again, “if someone has a knife and they actually want you dead, you’re most likely still going to get stabbed at least once.” And yet cool knives like this are illegal when most people have easier access to more lethal weapons for cheaper. (In this country at least)
Me watching this from Arizona laughing at y’all cause I can literally be 12 years old carrying around one of these 🤣🤣but fr should be like this everywhere
I'm gonna need that exo
This guy: these knives are crazy illegal!!!
Also this guy: here’s a place to get them, just click right here.
Come on man use your head. No knife is illegal to own; he's talking about illegal to carry in public. And that's still only in certain areas. There's tons of places this knife is legal to carry.
@@wes.killed.it.5511 I think I’m happy with my switchblades and fixed blades I carry. I do find it hilarious my state is super against gravity knives but balisongs are ok.
@@wes.killed.it.5511 I gotta do my research, but what places. Also there should be no reason to have your person searched unless a cop literally has suspicion. And my life is literally on the straight and narrow now, I don’t even drink alcohol.
2 years ago yeah I would get caught with my knife in a simple traffic stop, but now that I have no reason to, is there seriously any reason to worry about carrying one of these knives?
I only ask because I MAY have bought one of them 😅😅
HOW, WHERE? ADDRESS
PLEASE
The magblade isn’t even a gravity knife, it’s a unique action that doesn’t fit in any category
it kinda fits in with the balisongs... if only a bit. I wouldn't want to use it for flipping but it is technically two handles that close around the blade.
Politician: Kitchen knifes are now banned!
gravity knives, balisongs and OTF knives are basically fidget spinners with an additional function of cutting stuff. No more dangerous than any other sharpened piece of metal.
Don't give politicians ideas of what to ban next.
Forgot the link? Lol.
He posted it a minute after you commented
@@spaceman6693 TY!
@@wadeduvall7026 np
@@spaceman6693 but where is the link?
@@chancelyons281 oh he posted the link at top comment when I said that I have no idea where it is now
I want one of these so bad and I can’t find anywhere to get one in Canada, it’s literally going to be a cool fidget toy and something to open boxes.
I just looked at my state law and all knives are legal to carry including butterfly, automatic, OTF, gravity, switchblade. Any knife any length concealed or not (except in two towns and some very minor changes when in possession of a minor) So other than that we pretty much have no knife laws at all
its about how unexpected the knife is. u could hide it in your fist without anyone noticing and in under one second you have the blade out and can stab. its about the suprice effect. thats why a kitchen knife isnt illegal its big, you cant really hide it and it doesnt have a suprise effect
In Michigan balisongs, OTFs, switchblades and gravity knives are all legal in Michigan. All I'm saying
I’m the us sure, but I’m Australia, any knife that you can’t buy from a legal store is just as illegal as a gravity knife, Butterflies, OTF’s, everything that isn’t just a blade and a handle, if it has some sorta mechanism, it’s deemed as an automatic knife, and you can get prison time for ie
It’s because of the con seal ability and how easy it is do deploy them
Carrying a Glock 19X chambered 9x19 parabellum with a capacity of 17+1 but gravity knife in pocket is a no-no.
That Reate Exo is the coolest knife ever made.
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Knife laws vary state by state, there are no restrictions whatsoever on knives in my state (Georgia).
I love my Legal/Illegal balisongs,OTF's,automatics,reate gravity exo and reate gravity karambit!Only thing missing is a ballistic knife 😄
what knives would yall consider "more illegal" than a gravity knife, besides ballistic knives?
I don't think a cop is gonna take it away if you say you use it for construction work
I'm only aware of switch blades and stiletto's but now in Indiana you can own them all including butterfly knives. In the 50s spring assisted knives were Made illegal cause switch blades were used by street gangs back then. Mainly in Chicago and New York City he pushed it till they were illegal in all 50 states .
Haven't seen any, but just in case someone makes the argument that these are easier to conceal that a fixed blade: They aren't. You can hide a fixed blade in your boots. You can hide it in your sleeves. You can put it in in a kitchen table and it won't look out of place. It can be in ordinary looking items like canes. Any knife that has any sort of action before use is worse than a fixed blade when it comes to speedy deployment. When it comes to concealment, the smaller it is, the easier. If you have to do an extra action above taking it out (or more) that just makes it less dangerous.
Fixed blades are literally the most dangerous it makes no sense. The only possible reason is that it makes concealing/smuggling a knife easier
With the butterfly knife yea it's stupid. But switchblades and gravity blades have the speed and hideability aspect. And with spring loaded switch blades the spring can even be used to assist in stabbing. So part of me gets it
Funny enough, NY of all places has legalized gravity knives.
Politicians do this kind of fuckery with guns too. Apparently it's deadlier if the barrel is shorter as an example.
Otf knives are even worse, especially with a heavy spring. These take room to operate
So why would I spend $300 on a gravity knife when I can get something that does the same thing for $10?
So for those who it's relevant to, living in Vic Australia. These would both be illegal here, being similar to a switch blade (retractable) or butterfly knife. It's illegal to carry a knife but that's a soft law if you're camping or have chefs knives for work or another relevant reason it's acceptable, just don't claim it's for self defence.
But these would come under banned weapons, stupid or not it's illegal to possess them anywhere, you're going to jail for two years if you're found to own this.
It always surprises me how many people don't know this.
I think its more likely because you can make them look like they arent weapons, static knives always have a visible blade while they aren’t. I still wish they wouldnt be illegal but these kinda details can possibly save someones live in case of a serious attack.
They're not banned or illegal except in Baltimore. Two states have bans on concealed carry knives, but only Baltimore specifies gravity knives. I'm so tired of people saying they're "the most illegal knives on the planet".
Im gonna make a gravity claymore. For fun.
1953 federal Switchblade act to be exact. But they are now leagle in VA 😊
Basically a springless otf knife
The reason is that you can't put the fixed blade knife in your pocket but you can carry a gravity knife.