Any of ya'll ever tried? I did and got an interesting response from an aide, they didn't know the knife laws were like that and of course it was hard to tell from words but they seemed kinda confused as to why they are the way they are. I mentioned I was "trusted" by the state to carry a concealed pistol in public but cannot carry a knife that opens on it's own(thanks 338WinMag, never though of it like that).

Think it's worth giving it a try to to push for change?

Quoted: Any of ya'll ever tried? I did and got an interesting response from an aide, they didn't know the knife laws were like that and of course it was hard to tell from words but they seemed kinda confused as to why they are the way they are. I mentioned I was "trusted" by the state to carry a concealed pistol in public but cannot carry a knife that opens on it's own(thanks 338WinMag, never though of it like that). Think it's worth giving it a try to to push for change?

id love to be able to carry an auto

Quoted: Quoted: Any of ya'll ever tried? I did and got an interesting response from an aide, they didn't know the knife laws were like that and of course it was hard to tell from words but they seemed kinda confused as to why they are the way they are. I mentioned I was "trusted" by the state to carry a concealed pistol in public but cannot carry a knife that opens on it's own(thanks 338WinMag, never though of it like that). Think it's worth giving it a try to to push for change? id love to be able to carry an auto

I dont see what the big deal is already about owning an auto...............

...............I own knives that are probably faster than autos anyways...............



.........Just take it out and flip it, whats wrong with an auto?