Gear & Equipment > Knives and cutting tools
Everyday Carry Knife
bkoenig:
I'm a big fan of Kershaw knives, as long as you get one of the USA made ones. I think they're a great value for the money. That's important to me as I tend to lose folding knives. In the past two years, all Kershaw:
1. Confiscated by TSA after I forgot it was in my carry on.
2. Mysteriously disappeared somewhere in the laundry chute after I forgot to unclip it from my pants.
3. Lost while deer hunting. Used it to gut a buck, then set it on top of the carcass to wait for help lifting him on the 4-wheeler. Forgot about it and it fell into the leaves.
4. Had the latest one for 1 month and I'm trying to think up an interesting way to misplace it.
I blame Nebraska's stupid 3 1/2" blade limit for carry knives. I have a fixed blade Cold Steel Master Hunter that I've had for over 20 years and it's still hanging around. My theory is I only lose small knives.
gsd:
Well guess i'm breaking the law with my new edc knife, camillus cuda.
Clint:
--- Quote from: bkoenig on February 02, 2013, 07:46:50 AM ---I blame Nebraska's stupid 3 1/2" blade limit for carry knives.
--- End quote ---
Whoa! Guess I never knew that, or even thought about it. Interesting. (Proceeding to internet search.)
sparky0068:
Rotate between: CRKT M21-02GL(current), M16-01Z - Spear Point, M16-01KZ - Spear Point
Dan W:
For those that don't know.
If a knife is under 3.5" in blade length, it is not legally a knife by definition. If the blade is longer than 3.5", it meets the legal definition of knife and can not be concealed, and a CHP does not cover any weapon other than a handgun.
Also a few other tidbits... Longer than 3" is illegal in Hastings, and any switchblade is illegal to sell or possess in Lincoln.
I am sure there are more so be careful out there
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