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By mjhvn
As a gun owner in New Jersey I understand the mess of laws in the state. Now that I own milsurps I'm curious is it lawful to own bayonets not carry just own (of course). If it's legal what about taking them to the range for a photoshoot. Lastly I have a question about carrying a knife mostly as a tool of course I have a Swiss knife and I used that is my tool normally and for my understanding it's under the lawful purpose clause or whatever. I was thinking about getting 3.25 in pocket knife foldable blade not assisted in any way I assume lawful I don't know if anyone's had trouble with carrying knives New Jersey other than the few court cases that's still left the wall kind of vague like New Jersey likes it. I'll probably keep carrying the Swiss pocket knife but I find that the blade may be weak for some things but I do like it's simplistic size mostly everything I would probably need for my basic lifestyle. I'm sure carrying a knife has been debated a lot in this forum before but I haven't seen anything so if you have any links or just want to give me the simple rundown I'm fine with that.
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By AlexTheSane
I have reserved the dojo at RTSP for April 24, 1pm-4pm.
$120 + $10 for a training knife
Tactical Knife Proficiencies: D.R.O. 2
This seminar will expand on the physical skills taught in the D.R.O. 1 course of using a knife for self defense. We will be covering additional situations and drills to advance the participants' attributes in the following skills: Deployment - Accessing and utilizing your blade (focusing on the use of a folder) Retention - Retaining/holding onto your blade Obstructions - Getting your blade to your target while something is attempting to stop it Without addressing these three aspects, you can't use your knife to protect your life or others around you. This seminar will be taught by Chris LaCava, M.S., L.Ac. Participants need to bring the following: *Eye protection that can be secured to the head *Folding Training blade -
By Midwest
Why Switchblades Are Banned
A rather lengthy but informative article about switchblades and what prompted the "Federal Switchblade Knife Act" to pass in 1958. The article covers the history of the switchblade, how it played it's part during World War II, the legalities, the ban and the situation today.
http://indefinitelywild.gizmodo.com/why-switchblades-are-banned-1704050416
"Second Amendment enthusiasts are adding a new front to their right-to-bear-arms battle: Knives. In particular, the infamous switchblade, which has been banned by federal law since 1958. Why all the fuss? Well, it all dates back to racism, xenophobia, class warfare, and political theater."
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By notmetoo
Decent deal on a Cold Steel Voyager folder. $25 for the 3" and $28 for the 4".
http://www.woot.com/...l-folding-knife
$5 shipping covers all that you buy.
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Okay it worked, Montville Township, Chief asked residents to fill out new application and notarized, 2 more pictures….turn in “old” ID card and original court order, issued new permit with no restrictions 1 week turnaround time and……no charge!!!
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A plastic bag tied over his head for15 minutes would be a great solution.
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You may not like the answers..... Searched "What is the legal definition of a transportation Hub?"
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