What States are AUTO friendly???

Good point, same in Oregon. While you can carry an auto in Oregon the letter of the law says it cannot be concealed.
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Oregon's definition of "not concealed" is quite permissive. Basically, if any part of the knife is visible, it's not concealed. And if it's carried in any "conventional" way, i.e. a common sheath that looks like it might be a knife sheath, and that is visible, then it's not concealed.
 
i belive NYS where I live as long as you are going hunting or fishing
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It might depend on what you're hunting for... ;)



Seriously, Mr. Tonyccw is in NY and has done considerable research into the laws of New York. He can certainly clarify.
 
South Dakota. As I recall the switchblade laws went off the books in the 1970's. Ballistic knives are a no-no but that's it other than the prohibitions against all kinds of weapons offenses. We're also a "shall issue" state in which you are automatically considered elligible to carry a concealed pistol unless you are a convicted felon, under 18 years of age, addicted to alcohol or other drugs or have been committed against your will to a psychiatric institution within the past 5 (could be 10) years.

Here's the text from Bernard Levine's website.

South Dakota - 22-14-19. No person may own, possess or sell a
ballistic knife. A ballistic knife is a knife encased in a
tubular metal sheath which when removed, uncovers a
detachable blade that can be propelled by a spring
mechanism operated at the push of a button.
 
Okay- assuming everyone who posted knows thier stuff, I compiled the list. Please remember that a) I'm not SURE anyone is correct and b) some states might have restrictions/limitations. As always you should be aware of your local laws!

Here they are:

Oregon
Florida
California
Arizona
Kentucky
Georgia
South Carolina
Alaska (I think is what he typed!)
Utah
West Virginia
Idaho [Really?!]

Thought a list might help...
 
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