In recent times, switchblade has become increasingly relevant in various contexts. Good online retailers for Italian switchblades? Just my general thoughts on the Italian stiletto switchblade market. I'm specifically going to reference LATAMA, because they are the most expensive of the "production" stiletto switchblades. In this context, purchasing Switchblades in Ca - BladeForums.com. Apologies if this has been answered, but I couldn't figure out the legality when it comes to purchasing (not just possessing) switchblades over 2" in Ca.
I understand it's illegal across the board to carry a switchblade, but what about purchasing? I see there's online knife stores here in Ca... A quick summary of what is and isn't legal in Los Angeles County ....
That case involved a 3” switchblade so the deemed invalidity of the local ordinance did not avail the defendant (he was still in violation of state law), but I think the reasoning behind the decision is sound. From another angle, and I have found no published cases involving prosecution for “plain view” carry of sub-2” switchblades in LA County. Shorter than 2" assisted opening knife? Help me find a California legal spring assisted opening knife?
CA law states that: 1) An assisted opening knife is a switchblade. 2) That a switch blade can be carried if it is LESS than 2 inches long. Does anyone know of any "spring" assisted opening knives with a blade that is LESS than 2... John Wayne movie knife - BladeForums.com.
Here's another switchblade in a western scene, from The Magnificent Seven (1960). The knife appears at 1:27: Need Help Identifying Vintage Stiletto Switchblades. The second knife is called a "transitional".
"Transitional" refers to a period of time in Italy when stiletto switchblade makers transitioned from one type of stiletto switchblade to another. I'll try and explain- Really old Italian stiletto switchblades had what is known as a "pick lock". Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning - BladeForums.com. Without adding any spoilers to Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning…. Anyone know which knife was used on top of the train by a certain gray haired man? It was a fixed drop point
The best I can understand is because one knife was a switchblade. The other one is a folding knife so I really don’t understand why. Additionally, would love any tips you can share. Certain knives are not allowed on ebay.
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