Zuljin said:
I can see the usefulness of carrying a knife around, but for personal protection? lol.
I can see the usefulness of carrying a knife around, but for personal protection? lol.
Zuljin said:So you would have no problem with people carrying around switchblades, Bowies, dirks, daggers and poniards?
How about swords?
Dan said:I have a 2003 Harley Davidson Fatboy, bought it used in 2006. First thing I did was change the oil. The oil dipstick is a dagger. I thought HD just put it in there to make it outlaw-ish. Took the bike to the shop the other day and the owner looked my bike over and said "you're not from around here are you?". I told him I'd lived here for around three years and asked why he would say that. He told me the dagger oil cap was illegal in CA and I could be arrested on a felony charge for carrying a concealed weapon. Sort of freaked me out. I'll probably change it out for a normal oil cap.
It looks something like this.
I'm comfortable with the limit on blade lengths currently in place.
HAREEBROWNBEEST said:Yeah in Oregon you gotta watch out for them damn hippies, especially in Eugene!
I have a 2003 Harley Davidson Fatboy, bought it used in 2006. First thing I did was change the oil. The oil dipstick is a dagger. I thought HD just put it in there to make it outlaw-ish. Took the bike to the shop the other day and the owner looked my bike over and said "you're not from around here are you?". I told him I'd lived here for around three years and asked why he would say that. He told me the dagger oil cap was illegal in CA and I could be arrested on a felony charge for carrying a concealed weapon. Sort of freaked me out. I'll probably change it out for a normal oil cap.
It looks something like this. View attachment 74541
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Picked this up at a gay pride parade no just kidding, got it at a gun show for $5 couldn't pass it up.
I'm comfortable with the limit on blade lengths currently in place.
Benchmade auto. Do I win?
Zuljin said:Now hold on. You lol'd at a knife as protection, so why not allow longer knives?
I don't carry for personal protection, but this knife is my #1 tool. My grandfather made the handle, and the blade is some famous German brand, don't know the name off of the top of my head.
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