As a Ross of Scottish Origins by Blood! Blood from the Once War Masters of Scotland, the Chiefs of the Great Clan Ross the Earls of Ross! With the Endless Men I have Bested, In Seconds, with mee Bear Honds! I am not sure why a Scot would need a Gun or Knife to Over Run the English! For FREEDOM!
at two minutes, Kyle is 110% on point! Supressors are highly regulated because a lot of politicians think theyre literally silent. Which is isnt... its only like a 40db drop which sounds a lot but shooting a supressed weapon without ear protection will still damage your ears after a while. Especially indoors...
I once read an article about how "Butterfly knives are feared because of the speed at which they can be deployed." People really have absolutely no idea what knives are or how to use them.
It's not actually about how they work, it's all down to "how much is this type of weapon feared". It's the reason why there's tons of states that allow spring assisted blades but not switchblades
@@thegarge7476 I was just going to say this (british). It's the percieved fear caused by the use of the knife. As someone with experience of confrontations, when someone shows confidence of showboating the weapon as an intimidation, anxiety (fight or flight) increases lots, and its likely the knifeman has now induced fear and distress (illegal) in anyone witnessing the act (victim or not). Carry an open blade, everyone knows what you're are up against. Still illegal, but the fear and distress isn't being increased by showboating and an unknown blade size and sudden blade movements (eg butterfly/switchblade). I once witnessed a guy in wales (tourist), carry a highlander like sword on his waist. He was dressed to go with the sword. Many around me called the cops in fear, me, I just continued my hike (a bit more distant though encase he were mentally disturbed), however, I wasn't in fear due to his demeanor. He ended up swarmed and arrested by what seemed like, the whole welsh police force.
@@thegarge7476 There are some exceptions based on ability (in the US, at least.) In my home state of Missouri, it's perfectly legal to carry a switchblade. . . so long as you only have one arm.
recently went tae an away game for football, and all the ultras were squaring up to everyone for no reason just cuss eu was wearing the scarf of the other team to them, to be fair the police was doing a decent job that day but generally they don’t do much
I disagree, yesterday they stopped me to ask if I'd seen a shoplifter with some stolen malt whisky, i told them no and managed to warn said shoplifter ten minutes later. I did not buy it for the reduced price of twelve quid obviously. So they are useful sometimes
@@noided4230 Honestly it's mostly Taylor and the guest making this podcast interesting these days. Kyle used to be great but after the government turned him out like a 90 year old prostitute he's never been the same.
This dude broke into my friends cousins house in Scotland. His gfs ex boyfriend smashed their window in and climbed into their kitchen with a knife after telling her multiple times he was going to kill her and the police did nothing. My friends cousin stabbed the guy with a kitchen knife then called the paramedics and the guy died at the hospital. My friends cousins was charged with murder and is now in prison. Meanwhile I CC a 9mm here.
You can use a weapon in self defence if someone breaks into your property. It would depend on wether or not he killed him after he was disarmed or if they could have gotten out of the house easily.
@@dundeeguy I'm sure "easily" doesn't actually mean easily. "You could have made that 17ft fall from your bedroom window to escape. Instead you chose to kill. Sounds like murder to me"
In the Netherlands they arrested people for having a letter opener in their car. Or too big a knife. In their house. Or a colleague of mine for having too many knives on his person. A linecook. No joke.
Ridiculous. How about a roll of quarters? It's better than nothing. That's why you get so many gypsy muggings. They know no one is armed and even if you do resist, you're the one that gets arrested.
@@albertstrohmaier4034 People started to just use those leather gloves with sand in em, they hit like a ton of bricks. Now also illegal, just like any glove with hardened knuckles. You can buy those, but you can only have them in your home, and not use them there. Also transporting them home from the point of sale is technically illegal, like any kitchen knife. Few are caught, let alone arrested. Note: not 0.
@@jamegumb7298 most of those gloves are for construction type jobs or riding motorcycles. Pretty ridiculous if you can't use them for their purpose. There have been confirmed kills with plastic spoons. Maybe we should go after those next.
@@albertstrohmaier4034 If you use it as a weapon in any way, still classed as a weapon, still jail. Also if a cop thinks of it as suspect, you get hauled in anyway. It is a crime to have too much cash on you.
I live just outside Glasgow. I went to a forge in Maryhill Glasgow to have a go at forging a sword. When I finished it the guy said, put a sheet over it as you take it to your car. I asked him what the laws were on me walking out the forge with it to my car. He said you COULD be arrested. But that he couldn't say one way or another. I genuinely can't stand living here anymore. Rule after rule gets slapped on us, and snp fans say thanks for it
It's honestly crazy how your government treats knives. They totally ignore intentions and focus on the item. If you where running about like a barbarian then sure I get people being concerned for what your doing but just walking to a car is so non threatening. Sorry you gotta deal with such goofy laws.
@N Jones at this point, I don't know where I'd stand with the law if someone broke in to my house and I used force to defend my Mrs and young kids. I wouldn't be surprised if the criminal holds all the cards in that situation.... about 3 years back, a woman here had a little blow up pool left out back for her kids in the summer. The police went to her door at night and asked her to deflate it, incase anyone was in her property through the night... that they could fall in and drown. 🤷♂️
That's the point. the entire political ideology of the modern liberal/democrat is about isolating, humiliating and demoralizing people like us. Post-modernism is a by product of this ideology.
@@eddiebear34 the law for self-defence here is so painfully vague, if you're deemed to have used 'excessive force' you'll get charged w assault and if the assailant died you'd get a murder charge
I never really thought about how much we take the right to self defense for granted. As an American it's such a wildly foreign concept to me that you could get in serious trouble for just protecting yourself. Even the shittiest, most liberal states in the union aren't that bad.
Sounds like you need to know more about how the laws differ in various states. NY, I think it is?, you are required to leave your own house if its broken into.
I knew a guy in Glasgow quite dodgy guy always stopped by police. He carried a jiff lemon down the side of his door to squeeze the juice in people's faces if he was ever in trouble. That's genius. No police man can do a thing and it's just like pepper spray.
Nope, in the UK that's illegal. If it's being used against someone it's an offensive weapon, whatever it is. Dankalot's very wrong. I'm in a gun club, use handguns, rifles and shotguns regularly. His city location and criminal record rules him out of getting a license. When you live in more rural areas almost everyone has rifles and shotguns. Don't believe this pish.
My foldable pocket knife blade is about 5 1/2” because for my hands that’s a normal sized knife and my hands fit exactly into the grooves of the same sized handle. I’ve turned it into the police at a courthouse and gotten it back when I left.
I come from sweden, where the so called "knife law" where the definition of a knife roughly translates into "..or other items intended as a weapon during crimes against life or health". (IE items that COULD be a weapon if the carrier decided to commit voilent crime). Possesion may be excused if the situation calls for the possesion to be reasonable. This means that it is in effect illegal to wear kevlar knuckle gloves in public, unless youre out riding your motorcycle.
@@noided4230 It was just an example, as there was a case where a guy got convicted of doing exactly that. But to answer your question; the same reason as for carrying brass knuckles
@Carl Johannesburg exactly my point. Nobody needs to walk around with a weapon ready to go in their hand, whether they're out in the wilderness or in a dark alley
My friend had a shotgun license in Glasgow, I couldn't believe it when I first met her and less so once I got to know her better - She had grown up from the most idealist little village and I 100% believe that her Parents and overall life experience up until her application determined her eligibility. She was living in a house she had bought for herself in a scheme down in Paisley and from memory her Parents, Grandparents owned property on the Islands.
Initially I thought Kyle was being sarcastic but it started seeming like he wasn’t more towards the end… which would be ironic, after what’s the cops/courts did to him you’d figure he wouldn’t be so trusting of the courts…. SPECIALLY with Count Dankula sitting right there
NC here. There is a strong motorcycle culture here, and black, white, whatever can be seen with constitutional carry. I love everyone who does it right. Love you guys.
Scenario: A man decked in a full suit of medieval armor walks around London while holding an unsheathed two-handed sword. What would be the response & charges if say... He spoke aggressively to everyone -- no threats, just an aggressive voice.
Most likely armed response, but the amount depends on perceived threat. I know there is a law against wearing full sets of body armour certain places so you'll get a charge for that aswell as brandishing a weapon in a public place. And again perceived threat will also determine whether you get extra charges for being a danger to members of the public. But most likely if you are shouting aggressively and brandishing a weapon (blunt or not) you'll get fully fucked for it.
@@theflamingone8729 Your very close but I live in York and you hear it all time but you have it slightly wrong.There once was a law that said if you saw a man wearing a kilt approaching/with-in the bar walls you could shoot him with a bow and arrow.But that was nearly a millennium ago and pretty sure it’s just murder now. So you wouldn’t get away with it even though it technically never got abolished just kinda overruled.
@@DanShvons yes thankyou, I just realised, it may appear that I was encouraging ethnically motivated murder. Don't murder people, your life will be better!
Ironically in much of California you can openly carry whatever fixed blade you want with no limit regarding size. It still sucks though... there are homeless people brandishing katanas and longswords in the central valley. I suppose no good deed goes unpunished.
the picture of banned knives shows an Opinel garden knife, it's meant for harvesting heads of lettuce and grafting trees (green handled knife second furthest to the right) it's not banned because "it's meant for harvesting heads" No, it's banned because it's French
1:57 According to Doug Marcaida, butterfly knives were mostly banned due to public safety concerns when balisongs were first introduced to the US. A lot of people would cut themselves and need to go to the ER, enough that jurisdiction needed to change.
This is true. I looked it up, and the numbers were insane. It was something like 50% of people who buy a butterfly knife end up in the hospital within a month. On that note, I can understand them being illegal.
It's backwards land . Your alowed to own things but not use them . Only keep them as a novelty and the cops then decide based on OPINION how you intended to use it.
You can legally carry a knife in Scotland. I do every day, carry 2 and have done for 15 years plus. It must be non locking, folding and be no larger than 3 inches. You can carry the knife as a tool but must never admit to it being carried as self defence or because this is a bad area and so on.
Thats funny I have multiple cans of the really bad stuff thats only "legal" for animal defence. If Police finds me carrying it I just have to hand it in and sign some document that ive been informed about the law. I can even carry a pepperspray pistol.
My real question is this, did these insane laws lower the crime rate in any significant way? Im sure it lowered the rate of stabbings some, but really how much?
@@geezerp1982 well it clearly did because Glasgow isn’t as bad as it used to be. Fair enough not agreeing with the laws but denying a change is just retarded
Obviously not since criminals don't follow the rules. It's not like a knife is difficult to conceal at all. Scotland has similar laws to Canada where you can get in trouble for tabling someone who attacked you first. I don't know who comes up with this crap except for politicians who live very lavish lifestyles.
in the US people think knife they think box, people in the UK think knife they think kill. they dont make these laws to reduce the crime they make them to increase it!
In America we have new states every year passing no permit carry (so anyone of age can walk around with a hand gun without license) up to 25 states this year and growing
My husband is a blacksmith and in our state you can legally care a sword providing it is sheathed. My husband and I carry at least 2 knives when off our property, the blades are all a minimum of 6 inches.
@@flatmoon6359 ummm sorry no. Do we have AR's yes but no AK's yet. Looking at a cannon and a decommissioned tank which are both completely legal to own. Don't be bitter because you either live in a state or country that wants to be a helpless victim while other ppl make the decision say "Hell no!" and refuse to be a victim at any cost.
@@kitsunelee007 My country has never been a helpless victim, I've never been a helpless victim. Who is going to attack you,those pesky Canadians, Mexico,grow up.Your country is a killing people culture,grown up on John Wayne films. A cannon,why not a couple of attack fighters,some nuke's. I bet you think Walking Dead is happening. That's 10 years ago by the way.And AK,'s not yet, crazy people in your country ,glad you're part of a minority. Stay in the wilderness."Hell no to what". Please explain your thinking, because I'm really interested, what do you fear. No disrespect is intended, I just don't understand you. 2ND Amd is not an acceptable response as it doesn't explain anything.
Butterfly knives fall into Gravity knives in most restrictions, and both are illegal to carry in almost all states. Most knife law is entirely up to the states discretion, but constitutionally, you should be able to carry whatever you'd like. It's similar to how the GCA and NFA aren't constitutional, but you're still going to jail for having an SBR. Thank god for NH, live free or die
What count doesn't mention is that we are allowed to carry knives or blades that don't lock with a sub 3" blade or if you have good reason. If you carry anything at 1am in a nightclub or highstreet you will be questioned about it and possibly arrested but if you are fishing in the countryside you will be fine with a sensible knife.
If im remembering correctly butterfly knives were regulated due to their popularity from movies which resulted in a significant increase in hospital visits from people hurting themselves due to them having little or no knowledge on how to use them
Still stupid. Dumbasses hurt themselves with anything they can get their hands on. Trampolines cause a huge amount of ER visits but gymnasts shouldn't be going to prison for bouncing on one.
It’s true I saw a guy get arrested for swearing around a police officer and that same police officer was threading to arrest and assault his wife if she starts swearing.
Women should be allowed to carry bear spray or pepper spray from 18 upwards to be used as self defence against a would be rapist. We'd have far less rapes going on, though there is the chance of the privilege being abused, but those who do would have to be treated as though they have fired a firearm. It would even the playing field as women are NOT as strong and tough as the average man, no matter how much they like to tell themselves they are.
Another thing with the butterfly knife argument was they made a big deal about the number of hospital reports that referenced "butterfly knife injuries" but didn't specify that they were almost all self inflicted while playing with it...
I live in Hawaii one of the most peaceful and least violent states in all of the United States less than 10% gun ownership less than .001% concealed carry license. I have carried a bowie knife since i was 16 and not once ever has a police officer here ever given a shit about it. Butterfly knives switchblades and brass knuckles are all illegal here but not 12-in bowie knives 😂
It is not much different in the rest of UK, like there used to be (maybe still is) that you can carry a knife if it is shorter than the width of your palm (so sort of ~2-3inch), but then it is so much to the police discretion. When we go camping I do carry a knife and I guess it would be ok, because then you can say - look I have these sausages, and vegetables and whatever... so you can basically if show the justifiable reason why you have the knife, you will probably be alright. But take the exact same knife to the park at night and you surely will be charged for having it, even if you had it in the pocket of you jacket which you used on your hiking trip last week and you forgotten to take it out you can be in trouble. Once police took my "swiss army knife" from me, now sure it is called "the knife", but it was one of those tiny ones I don't know 35mm blade (so basically an inch) and I just used it to pick nails and open the letters. Didn't charge me with anything but just took it away... basically police just robbed me LOL. As well I know they would do the same even if you had like sharp scissors, because when you buy scissors in shot they ask for ID (at least they did when I was ~19-20 i.e. teenager. and under 18 you can't buy them). Yeah fcuking scissors... so if you 16 and you need them for school you go with your mom! Overall the only thing I reckon I can get away with - I have massive breaker bar in the boot of my car, and I have long wheel lug nut socket on it. So if I ever asked I can plead it was not premediated as I carry it to undo wheel nuts (legit - if you ever try to undo one on the side of the road with tiny wrench they have included, then good luck), but it is serious tool... I think it is 910mm piece of solid hardened steel + the socket on the end... whack somebody with it over the head and I doubt they will have any further questions. But overall, self defence laws in UK are fcuking joke... basically it is 50/50 whenever you can get away with it or criminal who attacked you can claim that "the forced exceeded the reasonable force - I just wanted to rob him and he broken my nose... how is that reasonable"... It is ridiculous... police never comes, and if you try to defend yourself then you have to always be afraid not to hurt the thug attacking you. Like f-off - if I decided to fight that is last of the things I care about, I beat them until they run away or stop moving... and that is how it should be.
Count Dankula needs to make a reappearance on PKA. He fits so perfectly with the chemistry of Kyle, Taylor and Woody. He knows when to add into the topic and when to let the other guys talk.
it is illegal to sell to anyone under the age of 18 but 1 and over can buy knifes but you are not allowed to have them in the street ,there is all different rules and laws depending on if you are carrying them as a weapon or going to use them in a threatening way etc,you can carry a non locking pocket knife up to just over 3 inches i think without any need for a valid excuse but any longer or if it locks you are fkd.it is different rules for guns i am not sure of them.i know we have some of the strictest laws in the world when it comes to guns especially after the dunblane shooting but what they are i am not sure.
I’m from Glasgow and not proud of it but been in and out of prison most of my life so understand the law more than the average citizen and can say the mandatory sentence for a knife is still 6 months. Someone like me gets caught it will be 3 years because my record despite no knife crime in it but if it’s your 3rd time with a knife your looking at 5 years
yeah you are right ,i got 11 months for a knife because of my record and had no knife crime.i got 23 months altogether for a knife and a screwdriver which i got caught with btw after i tried jimmying my friends window for them and the police caught me walking back up the street with them in my pocket.
@@missyd7120 yeah they are arseholes I was really lucky because I had brought a knife to my work and got pulled over by the police a few weeks ago and one was being a arsehole and one was being brand new and the arsehole decided they were searching my car and seemed like he was in a higher position than the other guy. The one that was being sound called me over to the boot and I explained to him and he gestured to “shhhh” and put the blade in the spare wheel bit. I’m 100% sure if the other guy had found that knife he would have charged me for it cause he was desperately clutching at the straws to charge me with stuff using advisories on my car making out asif they are serious MOT fails and my car wasn’t safe even considering to tow it at one point. If he had been the one to check the boot it would obviously be up for me to prove to the court that I didn’t have it for ill intentions. I might have got away with it because it’s been a while since I’ve been in trouble but wouldn’t have liked to take that chance
@@kmma1094 you are lucky by the sounds of it that one was being brand new as you say if it was the other one you'd have been done no doubt about it,the way they see it most times is that even though you may not have been in trouble in a while it could just be that you have been good at not getting caught😉.either way stay safe and stay out of trouble like myself👍
@@missyd7120 If I could have 2 years of my shitty life made even shittier on the whim of some asshole pig for carrying a fucking screwdriver, I’d neck myself. Love the police state!
We don't have glass bottles or glass in any night clubs. Plastic cups. Farmers have shotguns and rifles. You can also own guns if you are part of a gun club. The gun must be kept in the club premises. In Glasgow stabbing someone used to be common place. London has taken over the mantle for knife crime.
Thats interesting, I usually have a folding knife on me as I use it many times a day in my work. Weirdly, i realised I had it my work trouser thigh pocket once after going through stansted airport, no clue why the metal detector didnt pick it up. However, Im far from certain I would pull it out when threatened. If your not a regular or experienced scrapper I reckon it could lead to a worse outcome.
I'm from Ireland and I always wanted a swiss army knife when I was a kid, I thought the idea of a tool that could do everything was amazing. When I was almost old enough to order one i was told why no one owned one here. If I kept it in my car one day and the police saw it, I'd be arrested on the spot because of my last name.
bro idk wym? because i feel very safe walking with a weapon, like it makes me feel actually much safer knowing I'm good if anything were to happen. I don't get this mentality, like you feel less safe if you lost some ability to protect yourself? Also, like 80% of Americans already experience exactly what you just described lol, the overwhelming majority of us (tragically) don't care any weapons anywhere and yet most feel completely safe doing it, because most of America is generally safe crime wise. The way it works here is that there are a few hot zone areas with all the crime, like big city areas, you avoid those and generally you won't ever feel unsafe in the US.
I don’t care if it’s legal or not but I carry a 2 inch steel bearing in a homemade monkey fist on my keys. Not sure how practical it’d actually be in a real life situation but I tested it on some pallet wood and it kind of destroyed everything 😂
It could put shrek to sleep, if you get stopped, its for breaking car windows in case of being trapped in a wreck or submerged in water, as you have a fear of being trapped.
@@myview5840 seriously thank you SO much for writing that. Thankfully I live in the middle of nowhere and don’t often go to nasty places with nasty people but that’s a load you’ve taken off my mind. Also now I feel safer if I get submerged! I chose my pickup without electric windows because of that 😂♥️♥️♥️
They regulate knives that can be opened quickly with one hand like butterflies and switchblades but fixed blade knives are already out all the time. Makes no sense
The blade size, at least in Florida, it related to concealed/pocket knives. You can carry a machette around no problem, they just might come out and ask you a few questions. :P
I used to live in London. These laws are similar to England but they don’t stop anything. Everyone holds. Even civilians have something on them most of the time. I used to shot food and I wouldn’t leave the house without something. These laws don’t change a damn thing
I have and carry a 3.5 inch locking buck knife that I use for work and when im in the woods always lives in a sheath in the bottom of my bag in between never had issues even through airports 😂
The rest of the world is so alien to me, I can take my M203 to Walmart if I want to and meanwhile there are places where you can get arrested for having eating utensils.
states have differing laws on the length and type of blades you can carry. I.E. California bans all the cool shit, while in Arizona there are no restrictions on carrying knives except those under 21 can only carry a pocket knife but perfectly legal to carry a sword at 21 and over.
Dank is pretty mistaken again, you're allowed to carry a non-locking folding blade 3 inches or under in length with no reason required, i.e. a multi-tool. If the blade is longer, or fixed/lockable you need a valid reason, i.e. for work, self defence is not a valid reason.
yes, you could also get pistols in germany- but its ridicolously hard, requires you to open your door to unannounced police controls twice a year and youd have to be 7 years in a shooting club to even be eligable..... so you can get weapons, but have fun literally jumping through hoops for years making any show animal jealous....
Only semi auto in .22 with a long barrel & rod at the back to increase the length IIRC. You cannot have any centrefire firearm in semiauto other than a 2+1 shotgun I think. So yes you're technically right but no you cannot get a typical pistol under a UK licence, the only exception are armed guards on UK registered ships.
Switchblades, butterfly knives, and stilettos are quickly deployable and highly concealable. And AR-15 on your chest can be seen a hundred yards away. The switchblades we saw as kids were paratrooper knives, and a paratrooper has a need to deploy a knife with one hand to cut through parachute cords.
In Florida, the carry permit is called a CWP (Concealed Weapons Permit) which means other weapons other than guns are covered including fixed blades and OTF knives. With the CWP you can concealed carry any pistol. Open carry is not permitted permit or not. I personally do NOT want to open carry because I don't want anyone to know what I am carrying.
.22 and .17 air rifles definitely hurt a lot. I still have a scar on the back of my neck where my mate shot me with a .17 air rifle when we were fucking around as kids. It went right in and had to be dug out.
Hi so my question is this. Being a Scottish American, a lot of people in the Celtic diaspora wear the kilt as a daily dress, not just a Scottish ancestry identity, but also as Celtic identity in general. And even in California where I live, Los Angeles, knife laws are really strict. But I can walk down the street in my kilt with a Sgian Dubh in my hose, and a sharpen blade and nothing will most likely happen. One because it’s considered a cultural accoutrement. So my question is this. What about wearing a Sgian Dubh With your attire in Scotland?
10:06 its also illegal to have a knife that you DO use for work outside of work unless it is in a protective case inside another bag.(and you can prove you are travelling to-from work)
I lived in various parts of Scotland for a long time. I always carried a sharpened haggis so if it looked like I might get hassled by the cops I could eat the evidence.
Knife laws very from city to city. They all have different allowances on sizes of foldable and fixed blade knives. Spring assisted knives are legal in all states but spring knives like switch blades are illegal.
The worst thing is the American Air rifles are are full power around 45 lbs and in Scotland its a sub 12 lbs still needing a licence. A high power air rifle is under a firearms license here. I carried a knife for work everyday and asking me what I needed it for the police would be ask well asking me what the string is for in the other pocket. The funny thing is that when I wear my kilt I am aloud to carry a 14 inch dirk.
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As a Ross of Scottish Origins by Blood! Blood from the Once War Masters of Scotland, the Chiefs of the Great Clan Ross the Earls of Ross! With the Endless Men I have Bested, In Seconds, with mee Bear Honds! I am not sure why a Scot would need a Gun or Knife to Over Run the English! For FREEDOM!
New York gets a lot of ppl every year for multi tools and pocket knives.
at two minutes, Kyle is 110% on point! Supressors are highly regulated because a lot of politicians think theyre literally silent. Which is isnt... its only like a 40db drop which sounds a lot but shooting a supressed weapon without ear protection will still damage your ears after a while. Especially indoors...
true but some 22s with a supressor sound pretty damn quiet lol
there is .22s that are silent with suppressor
@@TifDaJeweler a 22 is real quiet anyways you don't even need a suppressor
Yea u can add subsonic rounds to make it even more quiet
Literally !!!
I once read an article about how "Butterfly knives are feared because of the speed at which they can be deployed." People really have absolutely no idea what knives are or how to use them.
A non folding knife is deployed once the thing comes out wtf...
Exactly
It's not actually about how they work, it's all down to "how much is this type of weapon feared". It's the reason why there's tons of states that allow spring assisted blades but not switchblades
@@thegarge7476 I was just going to say this (british). It's the percieved fear caused by the use of the knife. As someone with experience of confrontations, when someone shows confidence of showboating the weapon as an intimidation, anxiety (fight or flight) increases lots, and its likely the knifeman has now induced fear and distress (illegal) in anyone witnessing the act (victim or not).
Carry an open blade, everyone knows what you're are up against. Still illegal, but the fear and distress isn't being increased by showboating and an unknown blade size and sudden blade movements (eg butterfly/switchblade).
I once witnessed a guy in wales (tourist), carry a highlander like sword on his waist. He was dressed to go with the sword. Many around me called the cops in fear, me, I just continued my hike (a bit more distant though encase he were mentally disturbed), however, I wasn't in fear due to his demeanor. He ended up swarmed and arrested by what seemed like, the whole welsh police force.
@@thegarge7476 There are some exceptions based on ability (in the US, at least.) In my home state of Missouri, it's perfectly legal to carry a switchblade. . . so long as you only have one arm.
The Scottish police seem pretty laid back to me. So laid back they seem to do absolutely fuck all in fact.
They have to focus on the most important issues, suppressing political dissidents and practicing their dance routines for the pride parade
You've led a shelterd life and dankula knows fk all.
@@TheJpf79 That's a lie, he is a legitmate dog trainer.
recently went tae an away game for football, and all the ultras were squaring up to everyone for no reason just cuss eu was wearing the scarf of the other team to them, to be fair the police was doing a decent job that day but generally they don’t do much
I disagree, yesterday they stopped me to ask if I'd seen a shoplifter with some stolen malt whisky, i told them no and managed to warn said shoplifter ten minutes later. I did not buy it for the reduced price of twelve quid obviously. So they are useful sometimes
woody never ceases to amaze me on how totally unaware he is of his interruption problem
Whenever someone points it out he has a tantrum, it's just...sad.
Weakest member of the podcast
@@noided4230 100% he’s awful 😂
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Honestly it's mostly Taylor and the guest making this podcast interesting these days. Kyle used to be great but after the government turned him out like a 90 year old prostitute he's never been the same.
Honestly wings would be 100 times better than woody as a member! But if we’re fantasizing PKA should be Wings, Perry Caravello, and King Cobra JFS
In Scotland you can be prosecuted for speaking your mind in your own home. Knife laws are the least of their problems!
Americans 2nd amendment right protect their 1st amendment rights
@@cbk-te7ru The US government wipes their ass with the constitution. It doesn't exist when they don't like you
@@cbk-te7ru Americans don't have the nutz to stand up for their rights
@@cbk-te7ru no they don’t you bible jockey the reason we have freedom is because of guns the government doesn’t care we will never rise up
Only if your mind is encouraging other people to hate or kill. Yes, hate speech is a crime.
This dude broke into my friends cousins house in Scotland. His gfs ex boyfriend smashed their window in and climbed into their kitchen with a knife after telling her multiple times he was going to kill her and the police did nothing. My friends cousin stabbed the guy with a kitchen knife then called the paramedics and the guy died at the hospital. My friends cousins was charged with murder and is now in prison. Meanwhile I CC a 9mm here.
Search "John Wayne speaks to Americans of 2020" when you want to feel extra patriotic
The fuck did I just read
You can use a weapon in self defence if someone breaks into your property. It would depend on wether or not he killed him after he was disarmed or if they could have gotten out of the house easily.
@@dundeeguy Stupid law that just enables more criminals lol
@@dundeeguy I'm sure "easily" doesn't actually mean easily. "You could have made that 17ft fall from your bedroom window to escape. Instead you chose to kill. Sounds like murder to me"
In the Netherlands they arrested people for having a letter opener in their car. Or too big a knife. In their house. Or a colleague of mine for having too many knives on his person. A linecook.
No joke.
Ridiculous. How about a roll of quarters? It's better than nothing. That's why you get so many gypsy muggings. They know no one is armed and even if you do resist, you're the one that gets arrested.
@@albertstrohmaier4034 People started to just use those leather gloves with sand in em, they hit like a ton of bricks. Now also illegal, just like any glove with hardened knuckles.
You can buy those, but you can only have them in your home, and not use them there. Also transporting them home from the point of sale is technically illegal, like any kitchen knife. Few are caught, let alone arrested. Note: not 0.
@@jamegumb7298 most of those gloves are for construction type jobs or riding motorcycles. Pretty ridiculous if you can't use them for their purpose. There have been confirmed kills with plastic spoons. Maybe we should go after those next.
@@jamegumb7298 I think a roll of 1 euro coins might be your best bet...
@@albertstrohmaier4034 If you use it as a weapon in any way, still classed as a weapon, still jail.
Also if a cop thinks of it as suspect, you get hauled in anyway. It is a crime to have too much cash on you.
I live just outside Glasgow. I went to a forge in Maryhill Glasgow to have a go at forging a sword. When I finished it the guy said, put a sheet over it as you take it to your car. I asked him what the laws were on me walking out the forge with it to my car. He said you COULD be arrested. But that he couldn't say one way or another. I genuinely can't stand living here anymore. Rule after rule gets slapped on us, and snp fans say thanks for it
It's honestly crazy how your government treats knives. They totally ignore intentions and focus on the item. If you where running about like a barbarian then sure I get people being concerned for what your doing but just walking to a car is so non threatening. Sorry you gotta deal with such goofy laws.
@N Jones at this point, I don't know where I'd stand with the law if someone broke in to my house and I used force to defend my Mrs and young kids. I wouldn't be surprised if the criminal holds all the cards in that situation.... about 3 years back, a woman here had a little blow up pool left out back for her kids in the summer. The police went to her door at night and asked her to deflate it, incase anyone was in her property through the night... that they could fall in and drown. 🤷♂️
@@njones52 Glasgow used to be ridiculously bad for knife crime. But it's on the rise again even now they're being big dicks about it
That's the point. the entire political ideology of the modern liberal/democrat is about isolating, humiliating and demoralizing people like us. Post-modernism is a by product of this ideology.
@@eddiebear34 the law for self-defence here is so painfully vague, if you're deemed to have used 'excessive force' you'll get charged w assault and if the assailant died you'd get a murder charge
I never really thought about how much we take the right to self defense for granted.
As an American it's such a wildly foreign concept to me that you could get in serious trouble for just protecting yourself. Even the shittiest, most liberal states in the union aren't that bad.
How dare you stop someone from killing you. Jail for life rip ur ass hole.
Just goes to show how important the US constitution and 2A are
Do your best to protect it. You don't want to end up like us
@@piggysew797 which was copied from article 7 of the english bill of rights 1688!
Sounds like you need to know more about how the laws differ in various states. NY, I think it is?, you are required to leave your own house if its broken into.
They don’t want you defending yourself against their diverse and savage darlings
100% they know they won't follow the law but we do, which is why they try to make things illegal for law abiding citizens
If those darlings thought you could defend yourself they might not flood in at the same rate. And we can't have that
Hold the mayo caucazoid. Someone is always trying to do something to the poor defenseless white people. Cry me a fucking river.
Take your racism and fuck off back to the 18th century
your wifes prefer em
I knew a guy in Glasgow quite dodgy guy always stopped by police. He carried a jiff lemon down the side of his door to squeeze the juice in people's faces if he was ever in trouble. That's genius. No police man can do a thing and it's just like pepper spray.
My old man carries chilli powder for the same reason
Come on y'all, lemons and chili powdy cost money. Just get some pocket sand!
Nope, in the UK that's illegal. If it's being used against someone it's an offensive weapon, whatever it is.
Dankalot's very wrong. I'm in a gun club, use handguns, rifles and shotguns regularly. His city location and criminal record rules him out of getting a license. When you live in more rural areas almost everyone has rifles and shotguns.
Don't believe this pish.
@@SeanWinters hahahahahahaha th-cam.com/video/QLpUq__iQqw/w-d-xo.html
@@SeanWinters I always carry half a pound of sand, in the form of a hefty stone. Very effective for self defense!
My foldable pocket knife blade is about 5 1/2” because for my hands that’s a normal sized knife and my hands fit exactly into the grooves of the same sized handle. I’ve turned it into the police at a courthouse and gotten it back when I left.
I come from sweden, where the so called "knife law" where the definition of a knife roughly translates into "..or other items intended as a weapon during crimes against life or health". (IE items that COULD be a weapon if the carrier decided to commit voilent crime).
Possesion may be excused if the situation calls for the possesion to be reasonable.
This means that it is in effect illegal to wear kevlar knuckle gloves in public, unless youre out riding your motorcycle.
@1488 Dental My comment had nothing to do with that though, thats a whole different problem
Why would you wear Kevlar knuckle gloves unless you're on a motorcycle?
@@noided4230 It was just an example, as there was a case where a guy got convicted of doing exactly that.
But to answer your question; the same reason as for carrying brass knuckles
@Carl Johannesburg exactly my point. Nobody needs to walk around with a weapon ready to go in their hand, whether they're out in the wilderness or in a dark alley
Sooo pencils... are illegal?
My friend had a shotgun license in Glasgow, I couldn't believe it when I first met her and less so once I got to know her better - She had grown up from the most idealist little village and I 100% believe that her Parents and overall life experience up until her application determined her eligibility. She was living in a house she had bought for herself in a scheme down in Paisley and from memory her Parents, Grandparents owned property on the Islands.
Is it odd to have a shotgun license ? Lol keep in mind I’m an American
@@glass1258 outside of countryside its very rare.
Initially I thought Kyle was being sarcastic but it started seeming like he wasn’t more towards the end… which would be ironic, after what’s the cops/courts did to him you’d figure he wouldn’t be so trusting of the courts…. SPECIALLY with Count Dankula sitting right there
same here. I guess he is more retarded than I initially thought.
Kyle has been compromised. He possibly cut a deal with feds for lighter sentence.
Yeah I was finding it hard to follow his logic
NC here. There is a strong motorcycle culture here, and black, white, whatever can be seen with constitutional carry. I love everyone who does it right. Love you guys.
Scenario: A man decked in a full suit of medieval armor walks around London while holding an unsheathed two-handed sword. What would be the response & charges if say... He spoke aggressively to everyone -- no threats, just an aggressive voice.
Most likely armed response, but the amount depends on perceived threat. I know there is a law against wearing full sets of body armour certain places so you'll get a charge for that aswell as brandishing a weapon in a public place. And again perceived threat will also determine whether you get extra charges for being a danger to members of the public. But most likely if you are shouting aggressively and brandishing a weapon (blunt or not) you'll get fully fucked for it.
If he's Scot and he's walking around York after dark, you can shoot him with a bow and arrow, whether or not he's armed and/or armoured.
@@theflamingone8729 Your very close but I live in York and you hear it all time but you have it slightly wrong.There once was a law that said if you saw a man wearing a kilt approaching/with-in the bar walls you could shoot him with a bow and arrow.But that was nearly a millennium ago and pretty sure it’s just murder now. So you wouldn’t get away with it even though it technically never got abolished just kinda overruled.
@@DanShvons yes thankyou, I just realised, it may appear that I was encouraging ethnically motivated murder.
Don't murder people, your life will be better!
In Missouri, you absolutely can carry katanas now that we have constitutional carry.
Ironically in much of California you can openly carry whatever fixed blade you want with no limit regarding size. It still sucks though... there are homeless people brandishing katanas and longswords in the central valley. I suppose no good deed goes unpunished.
Then go old school Japan on them. You and everyone there should start carrying a sword and get good with them.
The solution is obvious: they’re bringing swords. You should bring a halberd and riveted maille.
I heard someone was behedded recently in CA
@@Born_Stellar I saw that too. People are trippin out in Cali. No wonder they're all going to Texas 😂
@@Born_Stellar that’s true
the picture of banned knives shows an Opinel garden knife, it's meant for harvesting heads of lettuce and grafting trees (green handled knife second furthest to the right)
it's not banned because "it's meant for harvesting heads" No, it's banned because it's French
1:57 According to Doug Marcaida, butterfly knives were mostly banned due to public safety concerns when balisongs were first introduced to the US. A lot of people would cut themselves and need to go to the ER, enough that jurisdiction needed to change.
This is true. I looked it up, and the numbers were insane. It was something like 50% of people who buy a butterfly knife end up in the hospital within a month. On that note, I can understand them being illegal.
It's backwards land . Your alowed to own things but not use them . Only keep them as a novelty and the cops then decide based on OPINION how you intended to use it.
freedom.............
They want to take the sales tax. But they don't want you to have the item.
You can legally carry a knife in Scotland. I do every day, carry 2 and have done for 15 years plus.
It must be non locking, folding and be no larger than 3 inches.
You can carry the knife as a tool but must never admit to it being carried as self defence or because this is a bad area and so on.
Tyrannical
@@Sujamma_Enjoyer Aye
Try telling that to your local egit that carrries their kitchen knife outside their house while going to their local Tesco 😂
@@KorosuKivy Fixed blades are illegal. Mines isn’t.
@@Scotland2306 Im well aware that folding knives aren't but your local numpty won't know that
RE: Knives...who's opening Amazon boxes in the street?
Pepper spray In the UK will get you a firearms offence
Thats funny I have multiple cans of the really bad stuff thats only "legal" for animal defence.
If Police finds me carrying it I just have to hand it in and sign some document that ive been informed about the law.
I can even carry a pepperspray pistol.
How are they considered a firearm? If they stretched it I can see them saying possible chemical weapon but it isn’t
@@darklombax2580 I can imagine the headlines
Straight White Female charged with Bioterrorism assaulting three minors
Same in Finland.
My real question is this, did these insane laws lower the crime rate in any significant way? Im sure it lowered the rate of stabbings some, but really how much?
Not a lot. Glasgow was once the stab capital of the world…
no it didnt do anything
@@geezerp1982 well it clearly did because Glasgow isn’t as bad as it used to be. Fair enough not agreeing with the laws but denying a change is just retarded
Obviously not since criminals don't follow the rules. It's not like a knife is difficult to conceal at all. Scotland has similar laws to Canada where you can get in trouble for tabling someone who attacked you first. I don't know who comes up with this crap except for politicians who live very lavish lifestyles.
it did next to nothing. Just like the gun ban increased gun crime and violent crime.
We used to have DGU stats in the UK. Now we have none.
In Texas we can walk down the street with a Katana strapped to our backs. All knives and swords are completely legal. Even switched blades.
in the US people think knife they think box, people in the UK think knife they think kill. they dont make these laws to reduce the crime they make them to increase it!
victim mindset, i think firearm i think safety
Here in the UK legal carry knifes must be under 3 inches long and not locking or fixed blade. You will also need a good reason to be carrying it.
In America we have new states every year passing no permit carry (so anyone of age can walk around with a hand gun without license) up to 25 states this year and growing
My friend got arrested for having a swiss army knife while camping in the uk
@@SoccerVJ2011 no, not any age.
I absolutely do not believe count dankulas step ladder story, he never leaves the house.
My husband is a blacksmith and in our state you can legally care a sword providing it is sheathed.
My husband and I carry at least 2 knives when off our property, the blades are all a minimum of 6 inches.
You're in America, you probably had a couple of AK's as well ,no relevance to this.
@@flatmoon6359 Women ☕
@@flatmoon6359 ummm sorry no. Do we have AR's yes but no AK's yet. Looking at a cannon and a decommissioned tank which are both completely legal to own.
Don't be bitter because you either live in a state or country that wants to be a helpless victim while other ppl make the decision say "Hell no!" and refuse to be a victim at any cost.
@@kitsunelee007 My country has never been a helpless victim, I've never been a helpless victim. Who is going to attack you,those pesky Canadians, Mexico,grow up.Your country is a killing people culture,grown up on John Wayne films. A cannon,why not a couple of attack fighters,some nuke's. I bet you think Walking Dead is happening. That's 10 years ago by the way.And AK,'s not yet, crazy people in your country ,glad you're part of a minority. Stay in the wilderness."Hell no to what". Please explain your thinking, because I'm really interested, what do you fear. No disrespect is intended, I just don't understand you. 2ND Amd is not an acceptable response as it doesn't explain anything.
Butterfly knives fall into Gravity knives in most restrictions, and both are illegal to carry in almost all states. Most knife law is entirely up to the states discretion, but constitutionally, you should be able to carry whatever you'd like. It's similar to how the GCA and NFA aren't constitutional, but you're still going to jail for having an SBR. Thank god for NH, live free or die
What count doesn't mention is that we are allowed to carry knives or blades that don't lock with a sub 3" blade or if you have good reason. If you carry anything at 1am in a nightclub or highstreet you will be questioned about it and possibly arrested but if you are fishing in the countryside you will be fine with a sensible knife.
Good luck arguing that in court.
@@rollerskdude well its the law so no need to argue anything.
A fucked up place when the criminals are more protected than the civilians.
Woody is always so unbelievable unaware, it’s endearing in a way!
More like sad, he's a grown man who's oblivious to what goes on the world.
Id rather be in prison over a wooden box.
If im remembering correctly butterfly knives were regulated due to their popularity from movies which resulted in a significant increase in hospital visits from people hurting themselves due to them having little or no knowledge on how to use them
Still stupid. Dumbasses hurt themselves with anything they can get their hands on. Trampolines cause a huge amount of ER visits but gymnasts shouldn't be going to prison for bouncing on one.
It’s true I saw a guy get arrested for swearing around a police officer and that same police officer was threading to arrest and assault his wife if she starts swearing.
Loved dankula as a guest
I’m from Glasgow and the guy who stabbed me got away without a slap on the wrist with 5 witnesses
Women should be allowed to carry bear spray or pepper spray from 18 upwards to be used as self defence against a would be rapist. We'd have far less rapes going on, though there is the chance of the privilege being abused, but those who do would have to be treated as though they have fired a firearm.
It would even the playing field as women are NOT as strong and tough as the average man, no matter how much they like to tell themselves they are.
Another thing with the butterfly knife argument was they made a big deal about the number of hospital reports that referenced "butterfly knife injuries" but didn't specify that they were almost all self inflicted while playing with it...
So good to see someone Scottish on 🙌
I live in Hawaii one of the most peaceful and least violent states in all of the United States less than 10% gun ownership less than .001% concealed carry license.
I have carried a bowie knife since i was 16 and not once ever has a police officer here ever given a shit about it.
Butterfly knives switchblades and brass knuckles are all illegal here but not 12-in bowie knives 😂
It is not much different in the rest of UK, like there used to be (maybe still is) that you can carry a knife if it is shorter than the width of your palm (so sort of ~2-3inch), but then it is so much to the police discretion. When we go camping I do carry a knife and I guess it would be ok, because then you can say - look I have these sausages, and vegetables and whatever... so you can basically if show the justifiable reason why you have the knife, you will probably be alright. But take the exact same knife to the park at night and you surely will be charged for having it, even if you had it in the pocket of you jacket which you used on your hiking trip last week and you forgotten to take it out you can be in trouble. Once police took my "swiss army knife" from me, now sure it is called "the knife", but it was one of those tiny ones I don't know 35mm blade (so basically an inch) and I just used it to pick nails and open the letters. Didn't charge me with anything but just took it away... basically police just robbed me LOL. As well I know they would do the same even if you had like sharp scissors, because when you buy scissors in shot they ask for ID (at least they did when I was ~19-20 i.e. teenager. and under 18 you can't buy them). Yeah fcuking scissors... so if you 16 and you need them for school you go with your mom!
Overall the only thing I reckon I can get away with - I have massive breaker bar in the boot of my car, and I have long wheel lug nut socket on it. So if I ever asked I can plead it was not premediated as I carry it to undo wheel nuts (legit - if you ever try to undo one on the side of the road with tiny wrench they have included, then good luck), but it is serious tool... I think it is 910mm piece of solid hardened steel + the socket on the end... whack somebody with it over the head and I doubt they will have any further questions.
But overall, self defence laws in UK are fcuking joke... basically it is 50/50 whenever you can get away with it or criminal who attacked you can claim that "the forced exceeded the reasonable force - I just wanted to rob him and he broken my nose... how is that reasonable"... It is ridiculous... police never comes, and if you try to defend yourself then you have to always be afraid not to hurt the thug attacking you. Like f-off - if I decided to fight that is last of the things I care about, I beat them until they run away or stop moving... and that is how it should be.
So , how about flint, obsidian, stonesthat are sharp.??
No knife restrictions in my state at all. I carry a butterfly with me all the time
Same, black jacks and brass knuckles are legal to carry.
Count Dankula needs to make a reappearance on PKA. He fits so perfectly with the chemistry of Kyle, Taylor and Woody. He knows when to add into the topic and when to let the other guys talk.
A license for Air Rifle? Jesus Christ Scotland, you're worse than Western Europe 😂😂
Scotland is Western Europe genius.
New Jersey is like that
3 countries in the world have Constitutional Carry. The U.S Mexico (not for military calibres) and Guatemala. What a fucking club to be a member of.
So in Scotland it's legal to buy a knife or gun in a store, it's illegal to go outside the store with it ! ?
it is illegal to sell to anyone under the age of 18 but 1 and over can buy knifes but you are not allowed to have them in the street ,there is all different rules and laws depending on if you are carrying them as a weapon or going to use them in a threatening way etc,you can carry a non locking pocket knife up to just over 3 inches i think without any need for a valid excuse but any longer or if it locks you are fkd.it is different rules for guns i am not sure of them.i know we have some of the strictest laws in the world when it comes to guns especially after the dunblane shooting but what they are i am not sure.
You can carry a knife as long as you have a good reason. Carrying a kitchen knife in your pocket while going to the pub then yes you’ll get arrested.
So what about a slightly pointy rock?
Woodys face when his joke doesn’t land is priceless 6:47
In Tennessee there are no restrictions on bladed weapons or restrictions on the bladed weapons you can carry.
I’m from Glasgow and not proud of it but been in and out of prison most of my life so understand the law more than the average citizen and can say the mandatory sentence for a knife is still 6 months. Someone like me gets caught it will be 3 years because my record despite no knife crime in it but if it’s your 3rd time with a knife your looking at 5 years
yeah you are right ,i got 11 months for a knife because of my record and had no knife crime.i got 23 months altogether for a knife and a screwdriver which i got caught with btw after i tried jimmying my friends window for them and the police caught me walking back up the street with them in my pocket.
@@missyd7120 yeah they are arseholes I was really lucky because I had brought a knife to my work and got pulled over by the police a few weeks ago and one was being a arsehole and one was being brand new and the arsehole decided they were searching my car and seemed like he was in a higher position than the other guy. The one that was being sound called me over to the boot and I explained to him and he gestured to “shhhh” and put the blade in the spare wheel bit. I’m 100% sure if the other guy had found that knife he would have charged me for it cause he was desperately clutching at the straws to charge me with stuff using advisories on my car making out asif they are serious MOT fails and my car wasn’t safe even considering to tow it at one point. If he had been the one to check the boot it would obviously be up for me to prove to the court that I didn’t have it for ill intentions. I might have got away with it because it’s been a while since I’ve been in trouble but wouldn’t have liked to take that chance
@@kmma1094 you are lucky by the sounds of it that one was being brand new as you say if it was the other one you'd have been done no doubt about it,the way they see it most times is that even though you may not have been in trouble in a while it could just be that you have been good at not getting caught😉.either way stay safe and stay out of trouble like myself👍
@@missyd7120 If I could have 2 years of my shitty life made even shittier on the whim of some asshole pig for carrying a fucking screwdriver, I’d neck myself. Love the police state!
We don't have glass bottles or glass in any night clubs. Plastic cups. Farmers have shotguns and rifles. You can also own guns if you are part of a gun club. The gun must be kept in the club premises. In Glasgow stabbing someone used to be common place. London has taken over the mantle for knife crime.
Unless there is a metal detector I will never leave my pocket knife at home
Thats interesting, I usually have a folding knife on me as I use it many times a day in my work. Weirdly, i realised I had it my work trouser thigh pocket once after going through stansted airport, no clue why the metal detector didnt pick it up. However, Im far from certain I would pull it out when threatened. If your not a regular or experienced scrapper I reckon it could lead to a worse outcome.
In the UK i have seen it when someone is fishing. And a copper has turned u and said show me your knife then get arrested
3 inch blade is concealed carry
_In Texas it’s legal to carry a sword._
I'm from Ireland and I always wanted a swiss army knife when I was a kid, I thought the idea of a tool that could do everything was amazing.
When I was almost old enough to order one i was told why no one owned one here.
If I kept it in my car one day and the police saw it, I'd be arrested on the spot because of my last name.
When I worked as a chef I had colleagues have trouble for having knifes... Whilst in full chef uniform with the knives in a roll.
I doubt the guys can't comprehend the peace of mind being able to walk home at anytime n feeling safe asf... without needing a weapon on you
because they live in areas with non-whites
bro idk wym? because i feel very safe walking with a weapon, like it makes me feel actually much safer knowing I'm good if anything were to happen. I don't get this mentality, like you feel less safe if you lost some ability to protect yourself? Also, like 80% of Americans already experience exactly what you just described lol, the overwhelming majority of us (tragically) don't care any weapons anywhere and yet most feel completely safe doing it, because most of America is generally safe crime wise. The way it works here is that there are a few hot zone areas with all the crime, like big city areas, you avoid those and generally you won't ever feel unsafe in the US.
At 3:30 Kyle sounds like one of those Baseball gang members from the movie The Warriors
I don’t care if it’s legal or not but I carry a 2 inch steel bearing in a homemade monkey fist on my keys. Not sure how practical it’d actually be in a real life situation but I tested it on some pallet wood and it kind of destroyed everything 😂
It could put shrek to sleep, if you get stopped, its for breaking car windows in case of being trapped in a wreck or submerged in water, as you have a fear of being trapped.
@@myview5840 seriously thank you SO much for writing that. Thankfully I live in the middle of nowhere and don’t often go to nasty places with nasty people but that’s a load you’ve taken off my mind. Also now I feel safer if I get submerged! I chose my pickup without electric windows because of that 😂♥️♥️♥️
@@georgebee3090 good thinking. You can also get a seatbelt cutter that is a super sharp safety blade for quick exits. Handy little tools.
1:20 I ALSO HAVE 3.5 AND LOW CONFIDENCE
In Texas you can carry a god damn sword or katana if you want. No limit of blade length for a while now.
I'm picturing a guy in Texas walking around carrying a Montante causing chaos in small shops, bars and buses 😆
I shall show of my serpent Zwiehandler, its 7' long for home defence officer
They regulate knives that can be opened quickly with one hand like butterflies and switchblades but fixed blade knives are already out all the time. Makes no sense
Seems like Scottish people are why Scotland can't have nice things. Can we use x? Do you remember what Steve did with x last week?
The blade size, at least in Florida, it related to concealed/pocket knives. You can carry a machette around no problem, they just might come out and ask you a few questions. :P
meanwhile rhee guns are bad... lol maybe this would show no... just some people are bad and do bad things with objects.
Me sitting here listening to this while I conceal carry a pistol and a knife. Lol
Idk if anyone has ever said this before but this Woody guy needs to stop interrupting everyone
In Oregon you can concealed carry most knives, we have the most lax knife laws
I used to live in London. These laws are similar to England but they don’t stop anything. Everyone holds. Even civilians have something on them most of the time. I used to shot food and I wouldn’t leave the house without something. These laws don’t change a damn thing
Nice to see dank on your show. 🎉
I have and carry a 3.5 inch locking buck knife that I use for work and when im in the woods always lives in a sheath in the bottom of my bag in between never had issues even through airports 😂
The rest of the world is so alien to me, I can take my M203 to Walmart if I want to and meanwhile there are places where you can get arrested for having eating utensils.
Your lucky i despise this country (uk)
states have differing laws on the length and type of blades you can carry. I.E. California bans all the cool shit, while in Arizona there are no restrictions on carrying knives except those under 21 can only carry a pocket knife but perfectly legal to carry a sword at 21 and over.
Dank is pretty mistaken again, you're allowed to carry a non-locking folding blade 3 inches or under in length with no reason required, i.e. a multi-tool.
If the blade is longer, or fixed/lockable you need a valid reason, i.e. for work, self defence is not a valid reason.
If your government says self defense is not a reason they can get fucked.
Switchblade and butterfly knives also are not illegal everywhere, it's regional. But where they are, it is because of concealed carry.
You can get pistols in the UK under licence
yes, you could also get pistols in germany- but its ridicolously hard, requires you to open your door to unannounced police controls twice a year and youd have to be 7 years in a shooting club to even be eligable..... so you can get weapons, but have fun literally jumping through hoops for years making any show animal jealous....
Must be hard asf to get that license
It's like eating beef in India .
It's possible but highly unlikely
Only semi auto in .22 with a long barrel & rod at the back to increase the length IIRC. You cannot have any centrefire firearm in semiauto other than a 2+1 shotgun I think. So yes you're technically right but no you cannot get a typical pistol under a UK licence, the only exception are armed guards on UK registered ships.
No you can't, that was expressly banned a long time ago you can get air-pistols.
Switchblades, butterfly knives, and stilettos are quickly deployable and highly concealable. And AR-15 on your chest can be seen a hundred yards away. The switchblades we saw as kids were paratrooper knives, and a paratrooper has a need to deploy a knife with one hand to cut through parachute cords.
In Florida, the carry permit is called a CWP (Concealed Weapons Permit) which means other weapons other than guns are covered including fixed blades and OTF knives. With the CWP you can concealed carry any pistol. Open carry is not permitted permit or not. I personally do NOT want to open carry because I don't want anyone to know what I am carrying.
Open carry is just a great way to make yourself the first target for a mass shooter
@@bigblueassbaby9074 Exactly.
.22 and .17 air rifles definitely hurt a lot. I still have a scar on the back of my neck where my mate shot me with a .17 air rifle when we were fucking around as kids. It went right in and had to be dug out.
You can't conceal anything longer then your palm in Florida and Nevada, but you can open carry just about anything.
1:57 in america knives and hand guns are considered more dangerous than rifles as they can be easily concealed carried
Hi so my question is this. Being a Scottish American, a lot of people in the Celtic diaspora wear the kilt as a daily dress, not just a Scottish ancestry identity, but also as Celtic identity in general. And even in California where I live, Los Angeles, knife laws are really strict. But I can walk down the street in my kilt with a Sgian Dubh in my hose, and a sharpen blade and nothing will most likely happen. One because it’s considered a cultural accoutrement. So my question is this. What about wearing a Sgian Dubh With your attire in Scotland?
10:06 its also illegal to have a knife that you DO use for work outside of work unless it is in a protective case inside another bag.(and you can prove you are travelling to-from work)
The uk law on carrying knife is, you can carry one for use for work fishing ect but the blade has to be smaller than 3 inch and does not lock
I lived in various parts of Scotland for a long time. I always carried a sharpened haggis so if it looked like I might get hassled by the cops I could eat the evidence.
CCW covering knives differs from state to state, FYI.
Knife laws very from city to city. They all have different allowances on sizes of foldable and fixed blade knives. Spring assisted knives are legal in all states but spring knives like switch blades are illegal.
Seattle has an old law on the books where it is legal to brandish a broadsword; as long as it is past midnight and you are escorting a woman home.
Concealed permits are different in every state. Some allow knives some dont
0:33 Woody, this is the end result of the politics you feel so confident about...
The worst thing is the American Air rifles are are full power around 45 lbs and in Scotland its a sub 12 lbs still needing a licence. A high power air rifle is under a firearms license here. I carried a knife for work everyday and asking me what I needed it for the police would be ask well asking me what the string is for in the other pocket.
The funny thing is that when I wear my kilt I am aloud to carry a 14 inch dirk.
The guns on HMS Belfast, moored in Central London, are covered by a normal firearms licence.
Places with constitutional carry laws also usually let you have a sword as well.