OTF Knife Legality?

[dtotheatothevtothee]

Looking to possibly purchase an OTF combat knife with 4.6" blade. Can I carry this LEGALLY along with my gun if I have a CCW or is the permit for guns only?

If not, would anything change if it was issued by the military? Thanks.

[JM Ver. 2.0]

Not allowed. Specifically not allowed by CRS. Unless it's being carried ON DUTY for strictly duty reasons.

Which means.... You better be in full uniform if you get caught.

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[JM Ver. 2.0]

And, in reference to the CCW question, all the permits in Colorado "should be" labeled "concealed HANDGUN permits" and not "concealed weapon permits".

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[dtotheatothevtothee]

Thanks for confirming.

[lex137]

I use to carry a combat troodon. Honestly I think it's the most useless knife, not very sturdy and I spent so much I was scared to cut anything. After the cool factor wore off I realized I wasted $450 and could have boughten a rifle/pistol. Sorry back to it, I'm pretty sure it wasn't legal, a friend that is a cop never said that I shouldn't carry it. Not much help sorry.

[hatidua]

I think it's the most useless knife, not very sturdy and I spent so much I was scared to cut anything. After the cool factor wore off I realized I wasted $450

I'm glad I didn't need to be the first to opine that, thanks.

[lex137]

Just telling my experience with one. Some people don't think that way I'm sure. If I had dump trucks full of cash I wouldn't be worried about abusing a $400+ dollar knife.

[JM Ver. 2.0]

As a fighting knife.... Good knife.

As an every day tool.... eh.

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