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PA neck knife laws
- Thread starter Fred
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Lots of luck.
The law itself may not help at all. regulations are written to explain how the law should be applied. If I were you I would write the states attorney general's office.
There is a federal web site called www.thomas.gov that helps with federal legislation. Perhaps there is something in PA that is similar.
I have a feeling that without a concealed weapons carry permit (if knives are included in PA) it would be considered illegal.
The law itself may not help at all. regulations are written to explain how the law should be applied. If I were you I would write the states attorney general's office.
There is a federal web site called www.thomas.gov that helps with federal legislation. Perhaps there is something in PA that is similar.
I have a feeling that without a concealed weapons carry permit (if knives are included in PA) it would be considered illegal.
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going from what is cited on the Bernard Levine knife laws site (http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/sta-law.htm) It looks to be that the only specifically prohibited concealed carry knives are switchblades.
You should also check with your local ordinances, I know philly has its own ordnance on this(not exaclty sure what it is though)
I personally carry a Strider MFS with a 4.5inch blade everyday, and im working on a kydex sheath for a my new 5.5inch Strider MT MOD 10, but thats just me
YMMV
You should also check with your local ordinances, I know philly has its own ordnance on this(not exaclty sure what it is though)
I personally carry a Strider MFS with a 4.5inch blade everyday, and im working on a kydex sheath for a my new 5.5inch Strider MT MOD 10, but thats just me
YMMV