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Concealed weapon
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Master Don Juan
Most state consider a FIXED blade knife a weapon.
In most states you need a concealed weapons permit to carry a FIXED blade knife on you concealed.
A folding knife whether tactical or not, will only become a weapon in the eyes of the law if the blade IS longer than 4 inches.
Thus, folding knife, tactical or not, no longer than 4 inch blade is not subject to scrutiny legally, meaning, you can't be charged with a crime for carrying it.
Fixed blade knives, and folders and fixed blades that are longer than 4 inches, are subject to scrutiny under concealed weapons laws.
In most states you need a concealed weapons permit to carry a FIXED blade knife on you concealed.
A folding knife whether tactical or not, will only become a weapon in the eyes of the law if the blade IS longer than 4 inches.
Thus, folding knife, tactical or not, no longer than 4 inch blade is not subject to scrutiny legally, meaning, you can't be charged with a crime for carrying it.
Fixed blade knives, and folders and fixed blades that are longer than 4 inches, are subject to scrutiny under concealed weapons laws.
We in the same state.
But I'm just as confused as before reading your response. Here is my scenario. I ride a bike (think pedaling), a back pack with a 4 inch blade knife in it. Then an army IFAK medical pack mounted on my bike, it has a medical scalpel inside, and two pairs of scissors.
I want 0 trouble from the law. In case of search can I get in a lot of trouble?
But I'm just as confused as before reading your response. Here is my scenario. I ride a bike (think pedaling), a back pack with a 4 inch blade knife in it. Then an army IFAK medical pack mounted on my bike, it has a medical scalpel inside, and two pairs of scissors.
I want 0 trouble from the law. In case of search can I get in a lot of trouble?