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Nebraska/Omaha knife laws I should know about?

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jFader:
http://www.knifeup.com/nebraska-knife-laws/

I was looking at this site a few months ago....seems like comprehensive info...looks like 3.5" is the magic # on quite a few

jFader:
Wow....I just read through it better....

Read to where it talks about the nebraska supreme court case from 2000.....apparently even a 1" blade could be considered concealed. I'd fight that & hopefully the Leo would not even go there.

Why do Nebraska laws seem to favor the criminals?

mott555:

--- Quote from: jFade on January 31, 2014, 04:48:52 PM ---http://www.knifeup.com/nebraska-knife-laws/

I was looking at this site a few months ago....seems like comprehensive info...looks like 3.5" is the magic # on quite a few


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Okay. I'll probably get rid of my 4.4" S&W knife. I can't even get it sharp so it's kind of worthless. I have a friend back in Missouri who's a knife collector, I'm sure he'll take it off my hands. Not worth risking legal trouble over a crappy knife.

Is the 3.5" rule inclusive or exclusive? My EDC knife is 3.5" (never was a concern before because the limit is 4" in MO). Would it be worth grinding an 1/8th inch or so off just to be on the safe side?

DenmanShooter:

--- Quote from: mott555 on January 31, 2014, 10:48:30 AM ---4.4" Smith & Wesson SWBG2TS Border Guard (one of these: http://www.amazon.com/Smith-Wesson-SWBG2TS-Serrated-Seatbelt/dp/B0037F1B9E) rescue knife in the center console of my pickup.
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I think the operative phrase in the law is "concealed" and "on your person". 

Kodiak:
I will tell you one thing I've learned from a few friends that are cops.  It's not a law, but a good way of phrasing things.  First, I've yet to meet a cop who has a problem with you having a basic knife on you as long as you're not a scum bag.  All the same.  Never say it's for self defense.  It's always a tool.  Which is accurate. I keep a knife on me whenever possible. I've used it hundreds of times, cutting open packages and the like.  I've never once used it in self defense. 

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