I got a double action ultratech because I had an accident that messed up my hand. I needed a good utility knife that I could still open one handed with my jacked up hand. Got the one with a serrated blade. I figured that'd shut anyone up about it being a weapon and not a tool. Man was I wrong. Love my knife, and my only complaint is really that some people turn stupid when they see it.
The texture on the trigger was annoying to me at first (nerve damage makes my hand weird) but now that I'm used to it I realize how perfect it is. Looks good and keeps grip. I was gifted a piranha auto (side opening) and I couldn't feel the button with my bad hand most of the time. Such a dumb little thing that matters more than I thought.
yup if you read on you will notice each county has the right to set up regulations of blade length or restriction Alameda County where I live the restriction is 3 inches on folding knives
ssbrosking36 but California is hot and right by the beautiful Pacific Ocean So what, a knife that's clearly dangerous and logically illegal is, well, illegal Yeah it's a cool knife but it's reasonable that they'd outlaw it
henry, you mean it's *ILLOGICALLY* illegal, actually. Criminals will carry whatever they want the day or minute they plan on using it anyway. Making it "illegal" (so much for respecting the 2nd Amendment...) is illogical beyond belief. These stupid rules only limit good citizens from arming themselves for self-defense. That's it.
Rqnx SenjúTM Criminal Code, Section 84(1) defines "a knife that has a blade that opens automatically by gravity or centrifugal force or by hand pressure applied to a button, spring or other device attached to or in the handle of the knife" as a prohibited weapon. Closest we can legally get up here is spring assisted.
I have a giant military and police automatic knife (switch and button and opening assist) (with a glass breaker tip on the other end) and I'm pretty sure the blade is 3 inches or more so I hope one of these is legal to carry in Tennessee
you can by anything from PVKNIFE.com clearly states it's up to the buyer to adhere to all local state and federal laws. i've bought knives from josh for years. he's honest and reputable and not to mention a very nice guy. recently moved from Amherst, MA (my home state) to Las Vegas. they were busting his balls in Massachusetts. you'll find most companies will sell you autos based on the buyer adhering to local blah blah blah blah....
im a huge microtech fan. own 5 or 6 myself. this one however looks like a car tire tread for a handle. right now i'm carrying the combat troodon 09700 04/2014. bit large but i love it.
Alright, out of the knife videos I've watched, I had to giggle at just how /excited/ this guy is over this thing. Positively adament. :P (And because everyone else is yammering about how terrible California is, I'm gonna put a good word in for the Golden State. I like it. :) As an aside, a google search doesn't show much, I'm wondering if anyone can find the historical context of California's knife laws.)
I was told by a owner of a knife shop. that knife can only be sold(where i live) to law enforcement, EMT, firefighter, or if you have only one arm. Anyway that is a cool knife to hold and use the trigger.
Christopher Sanchez if you are in California I have had to deal with that they are illegal to have on your person or in a vehicle but fully legal to own a lot of Distributors don't fully understand the law and always just seem to try and be safe which I understand but the information is not hard to find and they are all losing business a bad choice in my opinion
I'm not in California. It is a kick ass knife to play um use in your hand. Around one of those auto deploy knives, I got a gift SOG sog-Tac Tanto. I love it.
Hey Luger, would you do us a favor? Can you leave links in the description on where you can buy it like on amazon or the company website or whatever way you can buy it online. It would be very helpful. Thanks man
30 years I’ve wanted one of them knifes. 42 and still want one. Canada here so I’ll never own one. Sounds really solid. I buy it hehe. Great vid thanks for the lol. Ride safe and remember to smile there watching 👽subed ya
if u have a double action otf engage it and put the blade on a surface like a table just let it rest but hold the handle then disengage it it feels really weird.
Over here in Oregon we're allowed to carry ballistic knives. Also the laws for concealing knives don't include carrying it in your pocket. It would be something like not telling the cops you had it if they were to ask or hiding it in your shoe or something. At least that's what google said
Australia. I don't believe we can import any double sided or "fighting" knives. (No idea how kabar military knives avoid that, if I'm honest) Technically, we aren't supposed to be able to get any one hand opening, spring action, or mechanically assisted folders, but *some* knives can get around that on technicalities that are above my pay grade. Our customs department are arse holes.
Dylfunkle Sparkes - - Got quite a few Aussie Friends, damned good people! But holy crap, any place worse than "Can't-Get-In-Fornia", hell that's rough. Damn, the 2 places with the prettiest lasses, but because of their wacky politicians, you wouldn't catch me dead there (California & Australia). Some Peep's might agree - - I just gotta' have me knives & guns. Peace to you from Aurora, Colorado! 😎
Eduardo Garcia personally no I don't I will put one up soon however there are many good videos on TH-cam look up "big brown guy" TH-cam channel excellent information
It doesn't, but it doesn't need one. Unlike a regular automatic knife with a button, the blade isn't under any kind of tension. If the knife undergoes some kind of crazy mechanical failure while closed, the blade won't shoot out because there's nothing forcing it to. The act of sliding the action forward is what builds spring tension, meaning that moving the button requires a solid amount of effort, more than it would get sitting around in your pocket.
runningsandwich - - That being said (& please, correct me if I'm wrong): If someone were to be asinine enough & put the opening right up against their arm - - it couldn't potentially travel through the arm correct? My guess is there simply wouldn't be enough force provided by the button/spring action right?
I sadly live in California as well, I've been wanting to get an otf myself, but when ordering it always ask if I'm some sort of supplier or first response unit (which I am not), how would I go about acquiring a knife like this? I sure as hell ain't getting one of those CA legal glorified auto box cutters either, not for that price.
Jesse Kaiman yes it's ridiculous a lot of companies will ship Balisongs and to California but not automatics even though they fall under the same restrictions your best bet is a Cutlery dealer knife shops I like "we be knives" on Pier 39 in San Francisco but a brick-and-mortar location or gun show are the best ways I have found
Lugermonger Yeah I find it beyond ridiculous, my city is loose on concealed carry permits however, that being said I don't understand how the way my knife opens affects anything when I have a FIREARM, "oh yes please shoot me, WAIT IS THAT AN OTF WHAT ARE YOU CRAZY!?" Had it not been for the laws of this land I'd a had a collection by now, I guess it's best for the wallet, not for the heart, but thanks again! One more sub
In my state you can't even own a switch blade (they just mean automatic knives) but only if you have to press a button to open it. That thing is actually legal here because it has the slide thingy instead of a button.
Hey man nice videos, but does this knife have a button lock? I've been looking at this I really wanna buy it but I don't want it to deploy in my pocket haha.
bryan #308 there isn't any mechanical safety but the spring tension in the mechanism behind the trigger is heavy some people actually have trouble activating the knife with their hands but this gives the benefit of it not going off in your pocket and the Blade deploying more powerfully
Shawn Clashes if I had to have one as a user it would be the ludt it's more reliable better working blade profile but as a collector's piece or or straight defensive weapon the ultratech would win
Danny Herlihy that's complicated state it is illegal to carry a knife in Illinois if you intend to commit a crime with however I do believe automatic knives are illegal unless you have your CCW or FOID card
Although the Knife may be illegal to carry in California for it being an automatic knife, Length doesn't matter in California. "Folding knives are knives that “opens with one hand utilizing thumb pressure applied solely to the blade of the knife or a thumb stud attached to the blade, provided that the knife has a detent or other mechanism that provides resistance that must be overcome in opening the blade, or that biases the blade back toward its closed position” . All folding knives are legal. California Penal Code Section 17235. As long as they are in the folded position they can be carried in a concealed manner. There is no blade length restriction per the penal code." Source: www.tulare-kings-attorney.com/Blog/2012/December/Knife-Carry-Laws-in-California.aspx
HappyWhovian there's no spring tension on the blade when the trigger is at rest it's about 15 pounds of spring pressure to push it to open it is a very deliberate action not easy to do accidentally
What do you mean? You can have an OTF knife that is under 2" blade length in California and you can own it. It is not illegal to own or carry in California.
Kenyon Gladstone depends on who you ask OTF are not known to be the most reliable knife design that does not mean they're unreliable just more things to go wrong I would say as long as you keep it clean and in good working order yes but it's not the kind of knife you throw in your pocket every day for years and not worried about it
CA knife laws are actually surprisingly lenient compared to other states. Automatics are legal, only the blade cannot be 2+ inches. Double-edged are allowed. If you really wanted, you can carry a sword around if you wanted to -- only cops would still probably stop you. What cop wouldn't? You can carry any length fixed blade as long as it isn't concealed. So yeah, the "everything is illegal in CA" joke is funny, but only if it's applicable..
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I could listen to that sound for days on end, it's just so damn satisfying
Random stuff with Michael is you
when you live in California and all the "fun" knives are illegal :(
Blake Hawkins the knife laws here definitely are not great but they are not horrible there are definitely worse places to be
Like Australia.....
Blake Hawkins I mean just imagine stupid people using that, and dude you could just walk up to someone and flip it open, boom dead
And the fun guns :( I want the chiappa rhino So bad
california sucks
This knife is triggered
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oh god i just realized the joke
I got a double action ultratech because I had an accident that messed up my hand. I needed a good utility knife that I could still open one handed with my jacked up hand.
Got the one with a serrated blade. I figured that'd shut anyone up about it being a weapon and not a tool. Man was I wrong.
Love my knife, and my only complaint is really that some people turn stupid when they see it.
The texture on the trigger was annoying to me at first (nerve damage makes my hand weird) but now that I'm used to it I realize how perfect it is. Looks good and keeps grip.
I was gifted a piranha auto (side opening) and I couldn't feel the button with my bad hand most of the time.
Such a dumb little thing that matters more than I thought.
It's not a pocket knife if you strap it to your wrist
Rishard Raines - - How about 3 if 'em side-by-side? Get your Wolverine goin' on!
Rishard Raines like assassin's creed? Lol
If it's that cool...
*its illegal*
I'd be scared that it'd open up in my pocket
Albert Lawson Saaame!!!
It can't really. There's no spring tension until you start moving the button.
Albert Lawson that begs the question; how much force must you exert in order to release the mechanism?
Kali Mann quite a bit there is a school of thought (not a large one) that it is too hard to actuate either opening or closing
Lugermonger that's what I was thinking; my inner physicist is showing:P
yup if you read on you will notice each county has the right to set up regulations of blade length or restriction Alameda County where I live the restriction is 3 inches on folding knives
I live in Alemeda, Union City to be exact and I carry assisted of 3.75 inch and even a ti-lite.
is there a possible way to get this knife to Europe? By the way, your videos are awesome and I really like the way you handle knifes.
What website could you get that knife from
Nathan Shaft if it's legal in your area check out bladehq.com
Lugermonger thank you
ive demoed the benchmade version of this and the action and sound and the kickback is amazing
You couldn't pay me to live in California.
ssbrosking36 but California is hot and right by the beautiful Pacific Ocean
So what, a knife that's clearly dangerous and logically illegal is, well, illegal
Yeah it's a cool knife but it's reasonable that they'd outlaw it
ssbrosking36 I'm guessing you have some connection to the state
I don't see your logic? If i can legally carry a firearm capable of far more damage. Why is a little pocket knife considered such a dangerous thing.
henry, you mean it's *ILLOGICALLY* illegal, actually. Criminals will carry whatever they want the day or minute they plan on using it anyway. Making it "illegal" (so much for respecting the 2nd Amendment...) is illogical beyond belief.
These stupid rules only limit good citizens from arming themselves for self-defense. That's it.
Scott Hanson because it can get past people easier than a firearm can
I used to work at a machine shop in Vero beach florida back in the day and this company was right next door..we made a lot of blades for them.
This is ultra illegal In Canada
Liam N no I actually have one and I live in canada
Rqnx SenjúTM Criminal Code, Section 84(1) defines "a knife that has a blade that opens automatically by gravity or centrifugal force or by hand pressure applied to a button, spring or other device attached to or in the handle of the knife" as a prohibited weapon. Closest we can legally get up here is spring assisted.
and in nz
@@brixtervillaruel how
@@qelthDHgate or AliExpress
I live in Solano County in California and we have no blade length restrictions. Thank God. Most of my EDC blades are 3.25-4in.
I heard a nerdgasm at 3:10 ish.
I have a giant military and police automatic knife (switch and button and opening assist) (with a glass breaker tip on the other end) and I'm pretty sure the blade is 3 inches or more so I hope one of these is legal to carry in Tennessee
Look up your local laws before you learn the hard way. lol
Bro I know I am 4 years late and you probably figured it out by now but yes it is legal in Tennessee
@@Microfiber_Muncher i had figured it out, thanks though bro
I live in Virginia. That awesome thing is a knife I can carry (although I have to carry it openly, sadly) i want one, so badly. But its 280 dollars...
I bought a double edged serrated ultra tech and I love it. Its SO NICE
Where did you purchase this knife?
you can by anything from PVKNIFE.com clearly states it's up to the buyer to adhere to all local state and federal laws. i've bought knives from josh for years. he's honest and reputable and not to mention a very nice guy. recently moved from Amherst, MA (my home state) to Las Vegas. they were busting his balls in Massachusetts. you'll find most companies will sell you autos based on the buyer adhering to local blah blah blah blah....
Best knife store is BladeHQ.
Go to a gun & knife show , these are plentiful
4:12 -4:15 just that there i perfectly understand why you enjoy this knife so much, this will probably be the first knife i actually buy thanks to you
im a huge microtech fan. own 5 or 6 myself. this one however looks like a car tire tread for a handle. right now i'm carrying the combat troodon 09700 04/2014. bit large but i love it.
The coolest pocket knife I own, welp. Then he bought a paragon warlock
truth
my right ear loved this video
That's a really neat design, it just kind of appears
you can tell hes a pro because of the band-aid on his finger
Move to Texas my friend. So many more freedoms on the firearms/knives front and you can carry any knife you want
Trevor De La Rosa yup, it's great. No illegal knives as of September 2017!
Dr_Atheist yes sir and open carry for firearms 👍🏻
I thought that the blade had to be 4.5 in or less in length in order to be legal as a carry on
please send me one to the Netherlands!
Alright, out of the knife videos I've watched, I had to giggle at just how /excited/ this guy is over this thing. Positively adament. :P
(And because everyone else is yammering about how terrible California is, I'm gonna put a good word in for the Golden State. I like it. :) As an aside, a google search doesn't show much, I'm wondering if anyone can find the historical context of California's knife laws.)
2:55
Blade just goes "nope" and leaves reality
This knife is definitely my favorite knife in my collection
how much did it cost and were can i get one
I was told by a owner of a knife shop. that knife can only be sold(where i live) to law enforcement, EMT, firefighter, or if you have only one arm. Anyway that is a cool knife to hold and use the trigger.
Christopher Sanchez if you are in California I have had to deal with that they are illegal to have on your person or in a vehicle but fully legal to own a lot of Distributors don't fully understand the law and always just seem to try and be safe which I understand but the information is not hard to find and they are all losing business a bad choice in my opinion
I'm not in California. It is a kick ass knife to play um use in your hand. Around one of those auto deploy knives, I got a gift SOG sog-Tac Tanto. I love it.
Very nice straight-line switchblade.
Hey Luger, would you do us a favor? Can you leave links in the description on where you can buy it like on amazon or the company website or whatever way you can buy it online. It would be very helpful. Thanks man
30 years I’ve wanted one of them knifes. 42 and still want one. Canada here so I’ll never own one. Sounds really solid. I buy it hehe. Great vid thanks for the lol. Ride safe and remember to smile there watching 👽subed ya
if u have a double action otf engage it and put the blade on a surface like a table
just let it rest but hold the handle
then disengage it it feels really weird.
That is cool I can feel it jumping much more then deploying it in hand thanks
Over here in Oregon we're allowed to carry ballistic knives. Also the laws for concealing knives don't include carrying it in your pocket. It would be something like not telling the cops you had it if they were to ask or hiding it in your shoe or something. At least that's what google said
Luckily Arizona has almost no knife laws, the only thing is that you can conceal carry anything other than a pocket knife if you’re under 21
I once owned a cheap one OTF knife. If you stabbed with it, the blade collapsed instantly. Can you stab with this?
no
@@jandavis6723 yes
I mean it’s basically legal everywhere as long as you don’t straight up pull it out it front of a cop or something.
I need one of these and a paragon warlock
Same! Those two knives I would just open and close all day xD
What is with knives with 'false edges" (Obviously this one is sharp on both sides) that are ground more than the primary edge.
where did you get this I can't find it
I wish switch blades were legal in the US I live in north carolina and want one so bad
you may not be able to carry that in your state, but I can't even own it in my country, so freaking jealous.
Dylfunkle Sparkes what country are you out of
Australia.
I don't believe we can import any double sided or "fighting" knives.
(No idea how kabar military knives avoid that, if I'm honest)
Technically, we aren't supposed to be able to get any one hand opening, spring action, or mechanically assisted folders, but *some* knives can get around that on technicalities that are above my pay grade.
Our customs department are arse holes.
And owning anything remotely "concealed" has a higher jail term than any drug or assault charge.
Dylfunkle Sparkes - - Got quite a few Aussie Friends, damned good people! But holy crap, any place worse than "Can't-Get-In-Fornia", hell that's rough. Damn, the 2 places with the prettiest lasses, but because of their wacky politicians, you wouldn't catch me dead there (California & Australia). Some Peep's might agree - - I just gotta' have me knives & guns. Peace to you from Aurora, Colorado! 😎
expensive as shit
nightwalker 983 how much is it?
260ish
nightwalker 983 thehollowgrind.com/store/microtech-knives-ultratech-bayonet-automatic-otf-da-knife-3-44in-black-plain-elmax-120-1-tri.html
Illegal as shit
Where can I buy it.can I buy it?
i just got my own ultratech tri grib.. have the same thoughts and feelings.. funny .-d thanks for sharring man .-d
do you have a knife sharpening video?
Eduardo Garcia personally no I don't I will put one up soon however there are many good videos on TH-cam look up "big brown guy" TH-cam channel excellent information
Does it have a safety button so the knife doesnt open in the pocket?
It doesn't, but it doesn't need one. Unlike a regular automatic knife with a button, the blade isn't under any kind of tension. If the knife undergoes some kind of crazy mechanical failure while closed, the blade won't shoot out because there's nothing forcing it to. The act of sliding the action forward is what builds spring tension, meaning that moving the button requires a solid amount of effort, more than it would get sitting around in your pocket.
runningsandwich - - That being said (& please, correct me if I'm wrong): If someone were to be asinine enough & put the opening right up against their arm - - it couldn't potentially travel through the arm correct? My guess is there simply wouldn't be enough force provided by the button/spring action right?
It would probably draw blood, but no more than getting poked with a thorn
At first I was like “dang I want this knife” and then I looked at the price and I was like “dang I don’t want that knife”
Where did u get this looking to buy one
Is there like a security mechanism aswell?
I sadly live in California as well, I've been wanting to get an otf myself, but when ordering it always ask if I'm some sort of supplier or first response unit (which I am not), how would I go about acquiring a knife like this? I sure as hell ain't getting one of those CA legal glorified auto box cutters either, not for that price.
Jesse Kaiman yes it's ridiculous a lot of companies will ship Balisongs and to California but not automatics even though they fall under the same restrictions your best bet is a Cutlery dealer knife shops I like "we be knives" on Pier 39 in San Francisco but a brick-and-mortar location or gun show are the best ways I have found
Lugermonger Yeah I find it beyond ridiculous, my city is loose on concealed carry permits however, that being said I don't understand how the way my knife opens affects anything when I have a FIREARM, "oh yes please shoot me, WAIT IS THAT AN OTF WHAT ARE YOU CRAZY!?" Had it not been for the laws of this land I'd a had a collection by now, I guess it's best for the wallet, not for the heart, but thanks again! One more sub
Gorgeous!
even loud exhausts are illegal in California
I think this might be my favorite knife you have
In my state you can't even own a switch blade (they just mean automatic knives) but only if you have to press a button to open it. That thing is actually legal here because it has the slide thingy instead of a button.
That's interesting what state
@@Lugermonger35 Minnesota
hey do you u know where i can get one
ethan cribari best places online they're expensive checkout bladehq.com
Hey man nice videos, but does this knife have a button lock? I've been looking at this I really wanna buy it but I don't want it to deploy in my pocket haha.
bryan #308 there isn't any mechanical safety but the spring tension in the mechanism behind the trigger is heavy some people actually have trouble activating the knife with their hands but this gives the benefit of it not going off in your pocket and the Blade deploying more powerfully
mine opened in my back pocket once
Where did you get the knife?
where did you get it at and how much
Angel Colmenares best place online right now about 250 300
what do you like better this knife or the ludt automatic sith lord?
Shawn Clashes if I had to have one as a user it would be the ludt it's more reliable better working blade profile but as a collector's piece or or straight defensive weapon the ultratech would win
Where can i get one of these? Ive looked but i cant find reliable sites with them on
I know this was 2 years ago but where did you purchase it from?
blank blank "we be knives" on Pier 39 in San Francisco
You can find the tri grip models on eBay or check out bladehq.com for some of the newer models
Lugermonger thanks man I’ve been searching for a while now and can’t find any tri grips most places are out of stock
How much would this bad boy set you back?
Joe Cos I heard around 250-300
jmj0202 yep
Thanks, but how are they so expensive, is the blade hand forged or is it the materials and complexity of it?
More around $500.
Joe Cos Precision milled high-end materials and attention to detail in heat treatment and aesthetic done in the USA
Benchmade Infidel: full dagger blade 3.95 in otf d/a automatic.
Could you please tell me the name of this knife? Cause I think that may be legal in Pennsylvania
Just asking but this is a switch blade correct? Btw dope knife
Aidan Lee yes it is it's an OTF or Out The Front Knife
What website did u buy this on?
Is it a trigger or a slider... and the cost was......your more in love with it, than your review....
I can see you're overwhelmed with it😂
How you get this
everything is illegal in Kalifornia, even your gardener.
Suchitoto El Salvador *California*
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Check how you spelled *California
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@latschospezial this from a year ago wth are you here lol
Lucky I live in Florida, pretty much all knives are completely legal to own lol
seth h - - Yeah, out there: "If the skeeters don't gitcha' then the Gators will." (-The Kingston Trio). Peace Bro!
please send me one to the Netherlands!
Police: eyo that knife is illegal
Lugermonger pulling the trigger back: what knife?
where can you buy this knive?
Lol. I’ve been looking for one of these everywhere. Where did you get This one?
King of Kings they may not be legal in your area it's a Microtech ultratech checkout bladehq.com
Lugermonger
Thank you!
I agree otf knifes are awesome
Would this be illegal in Illinois?
Danny Herlihy that's complicated state it is illegal to carry a knife in Illinois if you intend to commit a crime with however I do believe automatic knives are illegal unless you have your CCW or FOID card
what version is it
How much have you paid it
0:16 did you get cut?
Hey lugermonger how much did that knife cost?
$275 at least
Where can you buy one of those
Do you have a link to buy?
Does it come in all black?
Yes it does
How much is this and where do I buy
Although the Knife may be illegal to carry in California for it being an automatic knife, Length doesn't matter in California.
"Folding knives are knives that “opens with one hand utilizing thumb pressure applied solely to the blade of the knife or a thumb stud attached to the blade, provided that the knife has a detent or other mechanism that provides resistance that must be overcome in opening the blade, or that biases the blade back toward its closed position” . All folding knives are legal. California Penal Code Section 17235. As long as they are in the folded position they can be carried in a concealed manner. There is no blade length restriction per the penal code."
Source: www.tulare-kings-attorney.com/Blog/2012/December/Knife-Carry-Laws-in-California.aspx
+Tshazam61 Not in Los Angeles. Nothing over 3".
I'm in San Francisco and can open-carry a katana if I wanted to. Laws are funny.
KnowYourHistory and then South Dakota state laws don't care, you can have 2 foot cane sword or a switchblade of any length if you wanted to
Counties, cities, and such can add on to the existing state law. Just like how states can have laws within the confines of a federal law.
how do you keep it from opening in your pocket?
HappyWhovian there's no spring tension on the blade when the trigger is at rest it's about 15 pounds of spring pressure to push it to open it is a very deliberate action not easy to do accidentally
They do make OTF knives that are legal in California the blade has to be under 2".
James Halleluyah to be legally carried not to own
What do you mean? You can have an OTF knife that is under 2" blade length in California and you can own it. It is not illegal to own or carry in California.
Can this be used in shelf-defence???
Kenyon Gladstone depends on who you ask OTF are not known to be the most reliable knife design that does not mean they're unreliable just more things to go wrong I would say as long as you keep it clean and in good working order yes but it's not the kind of knife you throw in your pocket every day for years and not worried about it
Lugermonger okay thanks
what does this knife classify as??
Isn't that a switchblade and aren't those illegal?
lol, did you even watch the video? Half of it was him talking about how illegal it was
But is it switch blade?
Lemon Lord yes it is a switchblade and no they're not illegal to own
Lemon Lord isn't that a giant pekka
Lemon Lord by definition
I want that so freaking bad.
CA knife laws are actually surprisingly lenient compared to other states. Automatics are legal, only the blade cannot be 2+ inches. Double-edged are allowed. If you really wanted, you can carry a sword around if you wanted to -- only cops would still probably stop you. What cop wouldn't? You can carry any length fixed blade as long as it isn't concealed. So yeah, the "everything is illegal in CA" joke is funny, but only if it's applicable..
what box did this come out of?
How much was this knife?
*TRIGGER*? where do I sign up?
Where can you get this?
Pilotcreek Gaming bladehq.com
whats the knifes trigger?
SirMrLiveWire the thumb switch it "triggers" the whole mechanism
I think switchblades are legal to carry in TN, but I'm not sure.