My complete, and California-legal, 2007 Special Edition set

lunde

lunde

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I finally finished gathering all of the 2007 Special Edition knives, at least those that are California-legal, meaning eight of the nine. I do own the one that is not legal in California, but it is kept with my parents who are out-of-state, and it will get to them on Monday. I plan to photograph it the next time I visit them.

Anyway, here are a couple photos of my complete 2007 Special Edition set, minus the apparently too-evil-to-own-in-California Argonne Assault:

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Beautiful....btw, we'd promise not to rat you out if you decided to keep the AA in your safe and only take it out to fondle it every now and then :)
 
ALL I lack is the FSH, and I am really wanting one.... These are the best looking knives I have seen in a long time
 
That is a great looking set Ken.

I have room for you to store your Argonne Assault if you need it. :)
 
I have heard there are restrictive gun laws in California but can they charge you for having a particular knife in you home ? That seems a bit rediculous ! What about a chainsaw ? Oh well the people who make laws must in some weird way understand what it it is tey are doing :rolleyes:
 
lunde said:
I finally finished gathering all of the 2007 Special Edition knives, at least those that are California-legal, meaning eight of the nine.
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Lunde,

Forgive my noob ignorance, but which one is not Kalifornia legal? I had no idea that there were restrictions on fixed blade knives also.
 
M67Chucker, you wrote:
Forgive my noob ignorance, but which one is not Kalifornia legal? I had no idea that there were restrictions on fixed blade knives also.
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It is the Argonne Assault. Its knuckle guard is what makes it illegal in California. I probably could get away with keeping it, but I feel that prudence is best. I can still own it, but out-of-state.
 
lunde said:
M67Chucker, you wrote:It is the Argonne Assault. Its knuckle guard is what makes it illegal in California. I probably could get away with keeping it, but I feel that prudence is best. I can still own it, but out-of-state.
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Thanks Lunde,

I had no idea.
 
I have a win win proposition.

Send the knife to Garth and he will make in CA legal for you and you will get a nice pendant to wear on a chain also.

Or even better, send it to Grinducci and he( or they depending on how his disorder is acting up that day) will make it into a very nice matched set. Both of which should be CA legal, and probably not resemble a knife anyways.
 
That is a beautiful set Ken :thumbup::thumbup: A sad day it is because I don't see that AA in there. I am sure we will be seeing a pic of that shortly on your next road trip ;)
 
THEGRATENATE said:
I have a win win proposition.

Send the knife to Garth and he will make in CA legal for you and you will get a nice pendant to wear on a chain also.

Or even better, send it to Grinducci and he( or they depending on how his disorder is acting up that day) will make it into a very nice matched set. Both of which should be CA legal, and probably not resemble a knife anyways.
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That's not a bad idea... Then you'd have the only complete Cali legal SE2007 set!!! :) I found this pic in the Exchange, A Cali legal AA. I'm not sure whose pic this is, or I'd give them credit... A great shot! :)

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there are quite a few cali legal aa's floating around.


great set ken!!! that must have been quite an experience tracking all those down!!
 
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