Well, I feel like a dummy.
I didn't even know there was a "Knife Laws" section down here at the bottom of the page! Thus, I have asked my question in the wrong sections and then wondered why nobody gave me much of a reply. Duh!
I have heard that some small autos are legal in Kentucky. I think it's a blade length thing. Does anyone know what the law says? Is there a maximum length? I just purchased a new Pro-Tech "Runt" and I have a hard time believing that a small auto with a blade length of under two inches would be considered much of a threat to anyone. I do have a "CCW" license.
I always thought that a small, high quality auto would be a great thing to have clipped to an inside coat pocket somewhere in case a stuck seat belt had to be sliced very quickly with one hand.
Thanks,
Will
I didn't even know there was a "Knife Laws" section down here at the bottom of the page! Thus, I have asked my question in the wrong sections and then wondered why nobody gave me much of a reply. Duh!
I have heard that some small autos are legal in Kentucky. I think it's a blade length thing. Does anyone know what the law says? Is there a maximum length? I just purchased a new Pro-Tech "Runt" and I have a hard time believing that a small auto with a blade length of under two inches would be considered much of a threat to anyone. I do have a "CCW" license.
I always thought that a small, high quality auto would be a great thing to have clipped to an inside coat pocket somewhere in case a stuck seat belt had to be sliced very quickly with one hand.
Thanks,
Will