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  • Bradsknives

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    I'm new to the auto-knife scene, so forgive what may be a stupid question....which other states allow auto-knives? Will we have to start a thread analogous to the "Which states honor my LTCH"? :D


    This list is probably not current because a lot of states like Indiana are currently repealing their current auto knife laws, but this is the latest I have on hand.


    State

    Alabama
    Possession-LegalState Code: Title 13A Criminal Code
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed – State Code: Section 13A-11-50

    Alaska
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Article 2, Section 11.61.200
    Carry-Illegal- State Code: Article 2, Section 11.61.200

    Arizona
    Possession-LegalState Code: Arizona Criminal Code 13-3102
    Carry-LegalState Code: 13-3102 A-1

    Arkansas
    Possession-Legal -Act 83 of 2007 (H 1235) Feb, 2010
    Carry-Legal – Act 83 of 2007 (H 1235) Feb, 2010

    California
    Possession-LegalState Code: California Penal Code 653k
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if blade is under 2 inches. State Code: 653k

    Colorado
    Possession-Legal – Exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios or antiques. – State Code: Criminal Code Section 18-12-101
    Carry-Illegal- Exception for Firefighters, EMT, & First Responders – State Code: Criminal Code Section 18-12-101

    Connecticut
    Possession-LegalState Code: Sec. 53-206′
    Carry-Illegal if blade is over 1.5 inches – State Code: Sec. 53-206

    Delaware
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Crimes & Criminal Procedure – Chapter 11 Section 222
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Chapter 11 Section 222

    Florida
    Possession-LegalState Code: 790.001
    Carry-LegalState Code: 790.001

    Georgia
    Possession-LegalState Code: 16-11-126
    Carry-LegalState Code: 16-11-126

    Hawaii
    Possession-IllegalState Code: §134-51
    Carry-IllegalState Code: §134-51

    Idaho
    Possession-LegalState Code: 18-3302
    Carry-Legal- Allowed – Illegal if intoxicated or exhibit any deadly or dangerous weapon in a rude, angry or threatening mannerState Code: 18-3302

    Illinois
    Possession-LegalState Code: Criminal Code 720 ILCS 5/24-1
    Carry-IllegalState Code:720 ILCS 5/24-1

    Indiana
    Possession-IllegalState Code: IC 35-47-5-2 Sec.2.(2)
    Carry-IllegalState Code: IC 35-47-5-2 Sec.2.(2)

    Iowa
    Possession-LegalState Code: Crime Control and Criminal Acts – Definitions. 702.7
    Carry-Legal -if not concealed – State Code: 724.4

    Kansas
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Article 42. Crimes Against the Public Safety Weapons Control. Section 21-4201
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Section 21-4201

    Kentucky
    Possession-LegalState Code: 500.080 Definitions for Kentucky Penal Code
    Carry-Legal- concealed carry allowed with “concealed deadly weapons permit” State Code: 527.020

    Louisiana
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Louisiana – R.S. 14:95
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Louisiana – R.S. 14:95

    Maine
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Maine – Chapter. 43 17-A Section 1055
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Maine – Chapter. 43 17-A Section 1055

    Maryland
    Possession-IllegalState Code:§ 4-105
    Carry-Illegal- State Code: § 4-101 (a).(5).(ii).2

    Massachusetts
    Possession-IllegalState Code: GENERAL LAWS PART IV. TITLE I. Chapter 269: Section 10
    Carry-IllegalState Code: GENERAL LAWS PART IV. TITLE I. Chapter 269: Section 10

    Michigan
    Possession-IllegalState Code: 750.226a.
    Carry-IllegalState Code: 750.226a.

    Minnesota
    Possession-Illegal, but exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios or antiques. – State Code: Section 609.66 Subdivision 1
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Section 609.66 Subdivision 1

    Mississippi
    Possession-LegalState Code: Crimes Section § 97-37-1
    Carry-Allowed- if not concealed or intoxicated – State Code: Crimes Section § 97-37-1

    Missouri
    Possession-Illegal, but exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios or antiques. – State Code: Chapter 571, Weapons Offenses 571.020.1.(7)
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Chapter 571, Weapons Offenses 571.020.1.(7)

    Montana
    Possession-Illegal, but exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios or antiques. – State Code: 45-8-331
    Carry-IllegalState Code: 45-8-331

    Nebraska
    Possession-LegalState Code: Crimes and Punishments. 28-1201
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed – State Code: Crimes and Punishments. 28-1201

    Nevada
    Possession-Allowed with permit – State Code: NRS 202.355
    Carry-IllegalState Code: NRS 202.355

    New Hampshire
    Possession-LegalState Code: [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]159:16[/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]HB 1665 (May 2010)[/FONT]
    Carry-LegalState Code: [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]159:16 [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]HB 1665 (May 2010)[/FONT]

    New Jersey
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Code of Criminal Justice – 2C:39-3
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Code of Criminal Justice- 2C:39-3e]

    New Mexico
    Possession-IllegalState Code: Criminal Offenses – 30-1-12
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Criminal Offenses – 30-1-12

    New York
    Possession-Legal – for the purpose of hunting or fishing if possessed by a person who has a valid hunting or fishing license – State Code: Penal Law Section 265.01
    Carry-Legal – for the purpose of hunting or fishing if possessed by a person who has a valid hunting or fishing license – State Code: Penal Law Section
    265.01


    North Carolina
    Possession-LegalState Code: 14-269″
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed – State Code: 14-269″

    North Dakota
    Possession-LegalState Code: Criminal Code – Weapons – 62.1-04-02
    Carry-Legal -Allowed if not concealed – State Code: Criminal Code – Weapons – 62.1-04-02

    Ohio
    Possession-Legal- (purchases only allowed through online retailers)- State Code: § 2923.12
    Carry-IllegalState Code: § 2923.12

    Oklahoma
    Possession-LegalState Code: §21-1272.
    Carry-IllegalState Code: §21-1272.

    Oregon
    Possession-LegalState Code: 166.240
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed – State Code: 166.240

    Pennsylvania
    Possession-Illegal, but exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios. – State Code: Pa. C.S.A. 18.908
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Pa. C.S.A. 18.908

    Rhode Island
    Possession-LegalState Code: 11-47-42
    Carry-LegalState Code: 11-47-42

    South Carolina
    Possession-LegalState Code: 16-23-460
    Carry-IllegalState Code: 16-23-460

    South Dakota
    Possession-LegalState Code: 22-14-19
    Carry-LegalState Code: 22-14-19

    Tennessee
    Possession-Illegal, exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios or antiques – State Code: 39-17-1302 (c) (1)
    Carry-IllegalState Code: 39-17-1302

    Texas
    Possession-Illegal, but exception made for collectors and/or possession as curios or antiques – State Code: Health, Safety & Morals – 46.02
    Carry-IllegalState Code: Health, Safety & Morals – 46.02

    Utah
    Possession-LegalState Code: Offenses Against Public Health and Safety – 76-10-504
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed; concealed carry allowed with permit or license – State Code: Offenses Against Public Health and Safety – 76-10-504

    Vermont
    Possession-LegalState Code: Ch. 85 Weapons – T.13-4003
    Carry-Legal-(Illegal if blade is over 3 inches) – State Code: Ch. 85 Weapons – T.13-4003

    Virginia
    Possession-Legal(purchases only allowed through online retailers) – State Code: 18.2-308
    Carry-Illegal- State Code: 18.2-308

    Washington
    Possession-IllegalState Code: RCW 9.41.250
    Carry-IllegalState Code: RCW 9.41.250

    West Virginia
    Possession-LegalState Code: §61-7-2
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed; concealed carry allowed with permit or license – State Code: §61-7-2

    Wisconsin
    Possession-IllegalState Code: 941.24
    Carry-IllegalState Code: 941.24

    Wyoming
    Possession-Legal -State Code: Statutes 6-8-104
    Carry-Legal- Allowed if not concealed -State Code: Statutes 6-8-104
     
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    DaKruiser

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    Microtech, Benchmade/H&K, ProTech, Dalton....just a few companies/makers that I appreciate

    The ProTechs have some really nice looking knives!

    Do you sell Hogue? I really like this EX-01, it's a big beefy knife!

    g10_ex-01_detail.jpg
     

    william

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    Microtech, Benchmade/H&K, ProTech, Dalton....just a few companies/makers that I appreciate


    What do you think about Piranha autos? I understand you concerns about the reliability of otf knives, but the put a smile on my face is way up there...at least when the screws don't fall out;)
     

    Bradsknives

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    Yes - Bonsa lever lock too - something just gangster about them - jmho they're the 1911s of auto knives

    Definitely cool stuff, but too "old school" for today's younger crowd....not tactical enough for them. :):
    Kind of the way Case knives have gone the last 10 to 15 years, only older guys/gals appreciate them.

    Note: I can say that...I'm an "old" guy! :D
     

    Bradsknives

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    What do you think about Piranha autos? I understand you concerns about the reliability of otf knives, but the put a smile on my face is way up there...at least when the screws don't fall out;)


    Piranha knives are decent for the price point.:twocents:

    Screws won't fall out if you don't throw your knife across a bar room and stick it into a wall. :laugh:
     

    william

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    Screws won't fall out if you don't throw your knife across a bar room and stick it into a wall. :laugh:


    :poop: happens Brad!

    I wasn't the one that did it anyway...the Judge was just out of darts or full of beer. There were 2 state reps there in the bar too. Maybe the awesome display of drywall removal helped it pass. I got to say for the abuse it took that day there wasn't a scratch on it. It had to be stuck 1/4" into the wood floor after it came out of the wall.

    I still really want the halo v... We will see if they can convince me to spend more money with them. If they keep pissing me off I think you're gonna have to order me an Infidel
     

    Bradsknives

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    :poop: happens Brad!

    I wasn't the one that did it anyway...the Judge was just out of darts or full of beer. There were 2 state reps there in the bar too. Maybe the awesome display of drywall removal helped it pass. I got to say for the abuse it took that day there wasn't a scratch on it. It had to be stuck 1/4" into the wood floor after it came out of the wall.

    I still really want the halo v... We will see if they can convince me to spend more money with them. If they keep pissing me off I think you're gonna have to order me an Infidel


    :laugh:....I know :poop: happens....but that story cracks me up!

    Halo V models are not even on the production schedule for this year....yet.
     

    ModernGunner

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    Hubertus lever locks?

    Guess I'm an 'old school' guy, as well.

    For LOOKS, I've always thought the Italian stiletto designs had that 'classic switchblade' look.

    For 'old school' and for carrying, I'm just a fan of leverlocks. For me, those always have had that 'original switchblade / old school' type of appeal.

    So yeah, Hubertus Solingen is probably what I'd order.

    Let's hope July 1st is 'the' date and this ridiculous law is finally gone.

    Never made much sense that a guy or gal could legally carry a firearm, but an automatic knife was a 'vicious weapon'. :scratch:
     
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