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What types of auto knifes are legal in Kentucky?
- Thread starter Will.223
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The law seems pretty vauge on this one.
Kentucky Penal Code - 527.020. Carrying concealed deadly
weapon. (1) A person is guilty of carrying a concealed
weapon when he carries concealed a firearm or other deadly
weapon on or about his person.
Kentucky Case Law:
- "Law that prohibited the carrying of concealed deadly
weapons prohibited carrying them on one's own premises or
in one's own dwelling." (1939)
- "Law that prohibited carrying concealed deadly weapons
applied to any time or place..." (1948)
- "...the good intent or bad intent of the party carrying the
weapon was immaterial..." (1903)
- "A razor is a deadly weapon within the meaning of the
law..." (1947)
- "A butcher knife with a sharp pointed blade approximately
six inches in length is a deadly weapon." (1971)
http://www.knife-expert.com
This site seems to say yes.
http://www.springloadedknives.com/state_laws.htm
Kentucky Penal Code - 527.020. Carrying concealed deadly
weapon. (1) A person is guilty of carrying a concealed
weapon when he carries concealed a firearm or other deadly
weapon on or about his person.
Kentucky Case Law:
- "Law that prohibited the carrying of concealed deadly
weapons prohibited carrying them on one's own premises or
in one's own dwelling." (1939)
- "Law that prohibited carrying concealed deadly weapons
applied to any time or place..." (1948)
- "...the good intent or bad intent of the party carrying the
weapon was immaterial..." (1903)
- "A razor is a deadly weapon within the meaning of the
law..." (1947)
- "A butcher knife with a sharp pointed blade approximately
six inches in length is a deadly weapon." (1971)
http://www.knife-expert.com
This site seems to say yes.
http://www.springloadedknives.com/state_laws.htm
You might want to take a look at the Kentucky State Police website. It gives a good definition of what a deadly weapon is in Kentucky....
http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/ksp/ccdw/ccdfr.htm
http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/ksp/ccdw/ccdfr.htm
Will,
Ky's law on knives to me leaves a lot of room to interpretation. I focus mostly on firearms with a ccdw. For personal reasons I can not answer that specific question, but if you email me at Branspop@home.com , I may be able to refer you to some people.
Ky's law on knives to me leaves a lot of room to interpretation. I focus mostly on firearms with a ccdw. For personal reasons I can not answer that specific question, but if you email me at Branspop@home.com , I may be able to refer you to some people.