WheatlandTacForceDec 4, 2009 6:43am
Does anyone know the legal length limit for carrying a fixed blade knife in California or any other laws regarding them that i should know?
Fixed Blade Knife Laws??
ClownPuncherDec 4, 2009 7:46am
California Penal Code (PC) 12020. (a) Any person in this state who does any of the following
ClownPuncherDec 4, 2009 7:51am
653k. Every person who possesses in the passenger's
ClownPuncherDec 4, 2009 7:58am
[quote="WheatlandTacForce"]Does anyone know the legal length limit for carrying a fixed blade knife in California or any other laws regarding them that i should know?[/quote]
DOUGHBOY_IIDec 4, 2009 9:25am
for some reason i've heard 3inches was the legal limit to carry around for fixed blades in CA as well.
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ShoopDaWhoopDec 4, 2009 4:00pm
Switch blades must be under 2 inches, and you may not conceal a blade over the length of 3 inches. So, if you're 18, you may walk the streets with a katana sword on your waist.
[quote="BlainO"]OH, don't mind Austin, we let him greet the guests, and then tie him up out back. :lol:[/quote]
BlainODec 4, 2009 4:15pm
I would also like to point out that it refers to the use of the dirk or dagger to stab people......but does not mention slashing. :lol:
Seek the Narrow Gate, for the path is broad and the gate is wide that leads to destruction.
shadow61Dec 4, 2009 4:25pm
have to remember to always have it visible, or it is considered concealed. This means any part of the knife must be visible.
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ShoopDaWhoopDec 4, 2009 4:39pm
Sadly, these laws make most of my knives display peices. And the only "weapons" I can actualy carry legaly anywhere (besides a simple pocket knife) are my 6' Bo, my 4 foot Jo, and my tonfa. You can apparently carry Nunchaku if you're over 18 and have earned a black belt in a martial art that has trained you to use them in a "Defensive style".
[quote="BlainO"]OH, don't mind Austin, we let him greet the guests, and then tie him up out back. :lol:[/quote]
KaLTHRaXDec 4, 2009 5:33pm
[quote="ShoopDaWhoop"]Sadly, these laws make most of my knives display peices. And the only "weapons" I can actually carry legally anywhere (besides a simple pocket knife) are my 6' Bo, my 4 foot Jo, and my tonfa. You can apparently carry Nunchaku if you're over 18 and have earned a black belt in a martial art that has trained you to use them in a "Defensive style".[/quote
BlainODec 4, 2009 6:25pm
what about bats, batons, rope, chopsticks, shovels, rakes, etc.....
Seek the Narrow Gate, for the path is broad and the gate is wide that leads to destruction.
KaLTHRaXDec 4, 2009 6:44pm
[quote="BlainO"]what about bats, batons, rope, chopsticks, shovels, rakes, etc.....
ShoopDaWhoopDec 4, 2009 7:09pm
I can call the Jo a walking stick. And if I still can't get away with that, I've got a cane made of japanese oak and I know how to use that too. And I can carry that on an airplane.
[quote="BlainO"]OH, don't mind Austin, we let him greet the guests, and then tie him up out back. :lol:[/quote]
AndrewN · Supreme ChancellorDec 4, 2009 11:36pm
Carry what you feel is neccesary and go about your life.
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BarrierBarrageDec 4, 2009 11:44pm
[quote="ShoopDaWhoop"]Sadly, these laws make most of my knives display peices. And the only "weapons" I can actualy carry legaly anywhere (besides a simple pocket knife) are my 6' Bo, my 4 foot Jo, and my tonfa. You can apparently carry Nunchaku if you're over 18 and have earned a black belt in a martial art that has trained you to use them in a "Defensive style".[/quote] when im 18... im already a balck belt XD athough it was like 6 years ago haha
ShoopDaWhoopDec 5, 2009 1:36am
Yea, I already have my blackbelt too. But look up at what kalthrax said.
[quote="BlainO"]OH, don't mind Austin, we let him greet the guests, and then tie him up out back. :lol:[/quote]
tex25Dec 5, 2009 8:01am
i carry a cold steel folder ti lite. absolutly perfect for me.
"its god's job to judge the terrorist; its our job to arrange their meeting" -USMC- my senior quote
ClownPuncherDec 5, 2009 8:09am
^^Nothing but Benchmade for me^^
TruKillerDec 5, 2009 8:45am
I have a SOG Flash II, not sure if its legal or not, considering it is "spring assisted." I only bring it out of the house if i know i'm going to need it. :lol:
-TruKiller-
shadow61Dec 5, 2009 6:47pm
I have a couple, but my favorite is my (I believe S&W) Rescue knife. Seatbelt cutter and window punch. And if you have ever used the Surefire knives, those are incredible! I wish I had the money.
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tex25Dec 6, 2009 12:35am
[quote="ClownPuncher"]^^Nothing but Benchmade for me^^[/quote]ehhh. i just like the style of mine looks like a 1950s stilleto but its a pocket opener so realisticly i can get it out faster than someone can switch a swithblade or flip a butterfly or open a folder.
"its god's job to judge the terrorist; its our job to arrange their meeting" -USMC- my senior quote
ShoopDaWhoopDec 8, 2009 12:46am
[quote="Amateur Ninja"]Anyone out there a steel snob?[/quote]
[quote="BlainO"]OH, don't mind Austin, we let him greet the guests, and then tie him up out back. :lol:[/quote]
jerome1Jan 10, 2010 3:58pm
[quote="KaLTHRaX"][quote="ShoopDaWhoop"]Sadly, these laws make most of my knives display peices. And the only "weapons" I can actually carry legally anywhere (besides a simple pocket knife) are my 6' Bo, my 4 foot Jo, and my tonfa. You can apparently carry Nunchaku if you're over 18 and have earned a black belt in a martial art that has trained you to use them in a "Defensive style".[/quote
tex25Jan 10, 2010 9:13pm
[quote="Amateur Ninja"]Anyone out there a steel snob?[/quote]yee! cold steel ti lite for me
"its god's job to judge the terrorist; its our job to arrange their meeting" -USMC- my senior quote
