Push daggers as EDC illegal to carry?

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agoutihead

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I've got a CS Safe Maker II (which I love) and was thinkig about attaching it to a new Maxpedition Kodiak gearslinger I'm buying soon for self defense in a bad situation.

I was wondering if push daggers are illegal to actually EDC or Have some stigma associated with them since they're push daggers?

The blade is only like 2.5 I think, so I don't know if I just go off the blade size regardless if it's a push dagger or not?

I'm in Ohio btw.
 
I think that most states classify daggers as illegal. While you might be able to argue that a normal dagger could be used as a regular knife, you probably won't be able to about a push dagger.

I'm going to say that it probably is illegal to carry.
 
And why do they classify them as illegal?

I mean protection against threats is protection.

And it's not like push daggers are 10" blades.

Most are very small and concealable very easy.
 
agoutihead said:
And why do they classify them as illegal?

I mean protection against threats is protection.

And it's not like push daggers are 10" blades.

Most are very small and concealable very easy.
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Why? It's because they are intended to be weapons.

"They" don't ever consider defense as a use for a weapon, "they" only think that criminals will swarm the streets carrying multiple concealed daggers each and slaughter the innocent populace.
 
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