Sneak Peek!!!! . . . . Force Multiplier V8 . . . . Coming January 17, 2018!!!

I'll be glad to send pics please just send me a pm request. I'm working and it saves so much time. I can check in every hour or so. Thanks murman
 
Thanks guys appreciate the pics, sweet looking blade. Question for Jerry, will it be avail to California people?
 
silverbullets said:
Thanks guys appreciate the pics, sweet looking blade. Question for Jerry, will it be avail to California people?
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I believe California law prohibits carrying concealed "dirks and daggers," but the law doesn't prohibit open carry, much less owning them. Also, pretty much any Busse knife would qualify as a "dirk or dagger" under California law.

ETA: Things like a Argonne Assault and D-guard FBM weren't shipped to California due to the law against brass knuckles (technically "metal knuckles" under the law), which might make it a crime even to possess such knives.
 
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I have a hunch that Jerry might piggyback the Texican Bowie off the Force Multiplier V8, and as a result the TexBow will be $60 less than the FMV8 which is nice as I plan of acquiring the 2 X the full range of the TexBow, one set to leave to my family and the other to take to Valhalla with me.
 
JohnTheTexican said:
I believe California law prohibits carrying concealed "dirks and daggers," but the law doesn't prohibit open carry, much less owning them. Also, pretty much any Busse knife would qualify as a "dirk or dagger" under California law.

ETA: Things like a Argonne Assault and D-guard FBM weren't shipped to California due to the law against brass knuckles (technically "metal knuckles" under the law), which might make it a crime even to possess such knives.
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California does lot allow anything double edged ( intended for stabbing) to carry . Autos over 1.75 and knuckles are not legal for carry either . You can own / collect them though . As far as belt knives go .. any size is legal as long as it is visible , no surprises. Carry at your own discretion.
 
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