A little bird told me that a screwdriver can be a pretty effective defense weapon as well.
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A little bird told me that a screwdriver can be a pretty effective defense weapon as well.
How about a pencil?
http://youtu.be/3ATMAza1TXg
I seem to recall that knives under the legal blade length limit are not considered "weapons".
But pretty much anything can be considered a deadly weapon. Even a screwdriver...
...or the human mind.
I thought he used a PAN-sell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
Ignored this thread for a while and just came in to check it out. That is one heck of a sweet tomahawk.Quote:
Originally Posted by TresMonos
If that is the kind of Tomahawk that you can smoke stuff out of the blade opposite side, that would be so Colorado. Defend your self and blaze up...
Thanks, I really like it. It's really well balanced too but I just can't bring myself to throw it.Quote:
Originally Posted by theGinsue
It IS a classic Treaty Hawk design but I asked him to make the bowl a hammer instead of a pipe.Quote:
Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand
Since I still consider myself to be new to CO (under 2 years here) which of these three can I legally carry?
https://i.imgur.com/k74hNloh.jpg
Blade length is limited to 3.5" for concealed carry.Quote:
Originally Posted by TresMonos
I think there are still some municipalities that don't allow automatic knives.
I think there?s some funky wording that basically says you aren?t allowed to carry a knife to use as a weapon. I try to stick to designs that look a little more utilitarian just to be on the safe side.