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Ti Gen4 Pikal and Lagriffe Pikal Ver2
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The more and more I see these La Griffe Pikals, the more I want one. Definitely don't have to worry about slippage with these. Gen4's looking good too, can't wait to check it out.
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YES! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
ETA: You could even add a third edge on the end there, couldn't you?
Would a double hollow be possible? (I like a symmetrical grind over a chisel for utility)
I'm thinking a double hollow in D2 or a stainless would be awesome.
ETA: You could even add a third edge on the end there, couldn't you?
Would a double hollow be possible? (I like a symmetrical grind over a chisel for utility)
I'm thinking a double hollow in D2 or a stainless would be awesome.
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NICE!!!! Absolutely love it.
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Dam, someone would shit their pants if they had those coming at them.
Im just going to tell myself I cant legally own these in CA so I cant buy one.
Im just going to tell myself I cant legally own these in CA so I cant buy one.
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These are so sick.
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I havent been able to find anything about length for a double edged knife.
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Me neither. The CA penal code that deals with dirks and dagger is PC12020. It is a very general description that basically says any fixed bladed concealed that can be readily used as a stabbing instrument to do great bodily harm is considered a dirk/dagger. Even a folder that concealed in a open position. I don't think there is even a mention of double edge.
The 2" max blade length applies to balisongs and switchblades.
The 2" max blade length applies to balisongs and switchblades.
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Here is a great read regarding CA Knife Laws.
http://www.ninehundred.net/~equalccw/knifelaw.html#SECTION TWO
According to Jim March... "Nowhere in any of this is there a length limit, or a ban on double-edge. Note the way "dirk or dagger" is completely re-defined ("readily available stabbing implement")."
http://www.ninehundred.net/~equalccw/knifelaw.html#SECTION TWO
According to Jim March... "Nowhere in any of this is there a length limit, or a ban on double-edge. Note the way "dirk or dagger" is completely re-defined ("readily available stabbing implement")."
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Just put the double edge wharnie up for sale.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...le-Edge-Ti-Wharnie-Lagriffe-with-Carbide-Edge
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...le-Edge-Ti-Wharnie-Lagriffe-with-Carbide-Edge
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Yup, double edge is legal. Concealed fixed blades are not. Jim's knife law page is a great resource.
Always remember to check for local, municipal ordinances too. Although most deal with lengths, if anything.
Let's see how fast this sells :thumbup:
Always remember to check for local, municipal ordinances too. Although most deal with lengths, if anything.
Let's see how fast this sells :thumbup:
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What's the edge holding like on the Carbide/Ti models? And can it be sharpened to the same level of a more typical steel?