State Knife Carry Laws: Know Your Rights

[Mtn.man]

http://www.knifeup.com/state-knife-c...w-your-rights/

[Irving]

Good info, about time we got a hold of a site like this.

[DavieD55]

Here is another organization similar to the NRA but for knives and eged tools called knife Rights.

http://www.kniferights.org/index.php...=40&Itemid=135

[erock]

The first link has some misleading info.

Colorado defines a knife as one with over 3.5 in length.

The website is saying: "Furthermore, it is also illegal to carry concealed knives that are three inches or more in Colorado,...."

That is not a true statement.


BTW, can I can a 4" blade clipped in my pocket? The top is clearly visible. Has there been any test cases?


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[StagLefty]

^ The map is wrong on the first page but if you click on Colorado laws it seems correct info.

[Jamnanc]

Denver is shorter than colorado correct? 3.75" I believe.

[Firehaus]

I thought in Denver the blade had to be 3.5" or under?


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[StagLefty]

These knives are illegal to carry concealed:
All knives less than 3.5 inches are legal.
All fishing and hunting knives of any length are legal.
All knives over 3.5 inches are illegal.

[milwaukeeshaker]

Nice info to know, but who cares? How in the heck could this be enforced? Another example of rediculous, unenforceable laws.

[Great-Kazoo]

These knives are illegal to carry concealed:
All knives less than 3.5 inches are legal.
All fishing and hunting knives of any length are legal.
All FOLDING knives over 3.5 inches are illegal.

Most fishing & hunting knives are much bigger than 3.5" and of a fixed design. A local LE insisted my Cold Steel 4'' Spike was Illegal. Show me the C.R.S please. Oh mmm well i guess it's not.
Thanks, Now about that speeding ticket?