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Multi tool legal question (CT)
- Thread starter CTPATRIOT
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Spring assisted are legal in CT. Your still bound by the blade length though.
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I love assisted knives, and just about everything is legal here in Oregon, but I honestly think the SOG assist may be going too far for a multitool. I guess it can be argued that its neat when you've only got one hand free but an MT is a work tool and I just wonder how nessesary the feature is on a tool that might have more space for tools or be smaller minus the springs.
The examples I have inspected /played with have mega amounts of side play . i would rather have a Wave or Charge , and break it in / adjust the sweet spot on the pivot . Both my Charge and wave were very slick OHO's . Vertical play ( in moderation ) is acceptable , lottsa side play is a deal breaker .
Chris
Chris
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I haven't been in trouble with any types of knives and i passed a cop with my custom fixed blade on my side. I don't think cops in the state will really give a notice to your blade length as long as youre using it properly. Who can really tell the difference between 4" and 4.5" from a distance? They have better things to worry about.