Is the Ka-Bar Mark 1 legal in Connecticut?

[JDX]

Recently, I bought a Ka-Bar Mark 1 partially serrated knife to be used when camping, hiking, backpacking etc. I would like to know the restrictions and laws that have to do with this fixed blade knife, I already read the law, but it was confusing to me.

I would prefer an LEO answer the question, but doesn't matter

 

[N Gremory]

Under the law, dangerous weapons are (1) dirk knives, (2) switch knives, (3) stilettos, (4) any knife that has an automatic spring release device that releases a blade from the handle longer than one and one-half inches, and (5) any knife that has a blade with an edged portion four inches or longer.

Illegally carrying a dangerous weapon on one's person is punishable by a fine of up to $500, imprisonment for up to three years, or both (CGS § 53-206(a)). Illegally carrying it in a vehicle is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, imprisonment for up to five years, or both (CGS § 29-38).

Exceptions include..

Peace officers pursuing their official duties may carry any of the knives, and the following people may carry knives with a four-inch or longer, edged blade in the circumstances specified:
1. armed forces members, including guard members and reservists, while on or going to and from duty;
2. members of military organizations when on parade or going to or coming from a place of assembly;
3. anyone transporting them as merchandise or for display at an authorized gun or knife show;
4. anyone transporting them concealed while lawfully removing their household effects from one place or residence to another;
5. anyone transporting them from his or her residence or business place for repairs or retrieving them after they have been repaired;
6. hunting, fishing, or trapping licensees for lawful hunting, fishing, or trapping; and
7. anyone participating in an authorized historic reenactment (CGS § 53-206(b)).

Please note that I'm just passing on information off of several websites. Also keep in mind that different townships also have different restrictions.

Two sources:
Source 1
Source 2