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Quoted: Can’t ship autos across state lines according to federal law unless you have an LE exemption. I have an exemption, so they can ship to me, but I can only legally sell within WY. It’s a 70 year old federal law. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: No autos. They sell autos to LE only. That’s some BS. They’re legal in CO now. Can’t ship autos across state lines according to federal law unless you have an LE exemption. I have an exemption, so they can ship to me, but I can only legally sell within WY. It’s a 70 year old federal law. I've got the exemption also, I am going to order 12 autos right at 10am. . I am building my list and right at 10am I am going to pounce |
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Any suggestions on a good deer skinning knife to look for? Preferably fixed blade.
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When I looked at the forums, they are saying it doesn't start until Friday.
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Quoted: I have 6 autos that I've bought from various companies. All shipped across state lines to me. I'm not LEO. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Can’t ship autos across state lines according to federal law unless you have an LE exemption. I have an exemption, so they can ship to me, but I can only legally sell within WY. It’s a 70 year old federal law. I have 6 autos that I've bought from various companies. All shipped across state lines to me. I'm not LEO. Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. |
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Quoted: Their core models, (like the griptillian is that company), to would be the Delica and Endura. The Delica would be the rough equivalent to the mini-grip, and the Endura to the fullsize-grip. The standard versions of the Delica and Endura are sub-$100 anyways, so a second should be well within your price range. If you want to move it up a notch, look at the Paramilitary 2. They go for $130-150 for a standard version, so I’d assume a “second” is going to be sub-$100. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: What do you guys recommend for a good EDC knife from them? Say $100 or less. I used to carry a Griptilian but the clip was a piece of shit. I’ve been carrying a cheap Kershaw for a while and am looking to upgrade. Their core models, (like the griptillian is that company), to would be the Delica and Endura. The Delica would be the rough equivalent to the mini-grip, and the Endura to the fullsize-grip. The standard versions of the Delica and Endura are sub-$100 anyways, so a second should be well within your price range. If you want to move it up a notch, look at the Paramilitary 2. They go for $130-150 for a standard version, so I’d assume a “second” is going to be sub-$100. $58 last year. |
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Quoted: Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Can’t ship autos across state lines according to federal law unless you have an LE exemption. I have an exemption, so they can ship to me, but I can only legally sell within WY. It’s a 70 year old federal law. I have 6 autos that I've bought from various companies. All shipped across state lines to me. I'm not LEO. Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. Dosent that law apply to USPS shipping only? |
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10 mountain time
12 eastern time. I guess a link will appear on website? |
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Just went to look at their site to make a choice before the sale.
Almost everything is already out of stock |
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Quoted: Dosent that law apply to USPS shipping only? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Can’t ship autos across state lines according to federal law unless you have an LE exemption. I have an exemption, so they can ship to me, but I can only legally sell within WY. It’s a 70 year old federal law. I have 6 autos that I've bought from various companies. All shipped across state lines to me. I'm not LEO. Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. Dosent that law apply to USPS shipping only? That's the way it reads, but I don't believe Spyderco used USPS when they got busted. OAKLAND - LAWFUEL - American Law Newswire - United States Attorney Scott N. Schools announced that Spyderco, Inc., a Colorado corporation, pleaded guilty and was sentenced today to mailing butterfly knives, which are nonmailable, to pay a $75,000 criminal fine, a $125 special assessment, and to forfeit all such knives seized by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement from its corporate offices in Golden, Colorado (estimated to be valued at over $400,000). The guilty plea and sentence is the result of an investigation by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE"). In pleading guilty, Spyderco admitted that from June 2005 through January 2007, it had mailed butterfly knives, after importing the knife components from Taipei, Taiwan, through the Port of San Francisco and the Port of Oakland, to Golden, Colorado. The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol had issued a ruling to Spyderco holding that these knives fit the definition of "switchblade knives" as an imported knife "with a blade which opens automatically by operation of inertia, gravity, or both" and were therefore not allowed into the United States pursuant to the Switchblade Knife Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1241-1245, and were further not to be mailed in the United States. Spyderco agreed to issue a Notice of Recall on its internet site for these butterfly knives and to mail this recall notice to reasonably identifiable customers. Spyderco also agreed not to import, transport, distribute, manufacture, sell, introduce, or attempt to introduce into interstate commerce knives defined as switchblades under the Switchblade Knife Act, in violation of the law. The sentence was handed down by U.S. Magistrate Judge Wayne D. Brazil following the corporate guilty plea to one violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1716(j)(1), a class A misdemeanor. Maureen Bessette is the Assistant U.S. Attorney who prosecuted the case with the assistance of Cynthia Daniel. The prosecution is the result of a one year investigation by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement. |
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Quoted: Pinched is an understatement. US DOJ came after them with a consent decree. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. Pinched is an understatement. US DOJ came after them with a consent decree. Indeed. Good thing they are protecting the public from these dangerous criminals... |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. Pinched is an understatement. US DOJ came after them with a consent decree. Indeed. Of all the crimes that the DOJ was aware of, this was the most heinous act against America. |
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Anyone how know prices at the seconds sale compare to the OpsFocus program?
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My account is locked, because I forgot the fucking password. Fml. I made another account using my wife’s name and email and it’s locked too??
I called and They said they’re working to unlock accounts as quick as they can. I don’t understand how the new account is already locked. |
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Quoted: That's the way it reads, but I don't believe Spyderco used USPS when they got busted. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Can’t ship autos across state lines according to federal law unless you have an LE exemption. I have an exemption, so they can ship to me, but I can only legally sell within WY. It’s a 70 year old federal law. I have 6 autos that I've bought from various companies. All shipped across state lines to me. I'm not LEO. Most companies ignore the law, Spyderco doesn’t. They got pinched for it a number of years ago. Dosent that law apply to USPS shipping only? That's the way it reads, but I don't believe Spyderco used USPS when they got busted. OAKLAND - LAWFUEL - American Law Newswire - United States Attorney Scott N. Schools announced that Spyderco, Inc., a Colorado corporation, pleaded guilty and was sentenced today to mailing butterfly knives, which are nonmailable, to pay a $75,000 criminal fine, a $125 special assessment, and to forfeit all such knives seized by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement from its corporate offices in Golden, Colorado (estimated to be valued at over $400,000). The guilty plea and sentence is the result of an investigation by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE"). In pleading guilty, Spyderco admitted that from June 2005 through January 2007, it had mailed butterfly knives, after importing the knife components from Taipei, Taiwan, through the Port of San Francisco and the Port of Oakland, to Golden, Colorado. The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol had issued a ruling to Spyderco holding that these knives fit the definition of "switchblade knives" as an imported knife "with a blade which opens automatically by operation of inertia, gravity, or both" and were therefore not allowed into the United States pursuant to the Switchblade Knife Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1241-1245, and were further not to be mailed in the United States. Spyderco agreed to issue a Notice of Recall on its internet site for these butterfly knives and to mail this recall notice to reasonably identifiable customers. Spyderco also agreed not to import, transport, distribute, manufacture, sell, introduce, or attempt to introduce into interstate commerce knives defined as switchblades under the Switchblade Knife Act, in violation of the law. The sentence was handed down by U.S. Magistrate Judge Wayne D. Brazil following the corporate guilty plea to one violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1716(j)(1), a class A misdemeanor. Maureen Bessette is the Assistant U.S. Attorney who prosecuted the case with the assistance of Cynthia Daniel. The prosecution is the result of a one year investigation by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Interesting. The article specially mentions "mailing and mailed" not "shipped." |
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Quoted: My account is locked, because I forgot the fucking password. Fml. I made another account using my wife’s name and email and it’s locked too?? I called and They said they’re working to unlock accounts as quick as they can. I don’t understand how the new account is already locked. View Quote Mine did the same thing. Just made an account today |
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