Where do ya'll get your information? There is no such thing as a 4" limit on folders.I'd be happy if they start allowing Cc'ing fixed blades and remove the 4" restriction on folders.
I have a concept for a spear that is detachable from the shaft and can be carried as a sheath knife and the shaft becomes a walking stick.I'm down. A good short sword would make for a nice daily carry.
I have a concept for a spear that is detachable from the shaft and can be carried as a sheath knife and the shaft becomes a walking stick.
That's where NC law is vague. When researching this a few years ago, there were multiple discussions similar to the example cited below. The definition of the term "ordinary pocket knife" was mentioned as the sticking point in the statute. Some stated approximately (another sticking point) 4" of blade. Others stated approximately (there's that word again) 4" closed. Basically, it came down to officer interpretation/descretion. Those discussing it said case law seemed to point to 4" (approximately), but opened or closed?Where do ya'll get your information? There is no such thing as a 4" limit on folders.
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I have a concept for a spear that is detachable from the shaft and can be carried as a sheath knife and the shaft becomes a walking stick.
I have a concept for a spear that is detachable from the shaft and can be carried as a sheath knife and the shaft becomes a walking stick.
In my mind its like the Iklwa spear. Except I would mount a bolt to the shaft and thread the socket to put it together and have a threaded cane handle for the shaft in the off hours.Something like this???
https://www.coldsteel.com/bowie-blade-bushman-clampack.html
Edit: ARGHH! Georgel beat me to it.
Now that I think about it, I go believe you're right. It falls into the same category as a sheath knife.Why?
It is not illegal to open carry a sword in NC.
Now that I think about it, I go believe you're right. It falls into the same category as a sheath knife.
Yes and no. It is perfectly legal to carry a sheathed sword in NC. Except, let's say, you wanted to get some wet tatami mats and do some cutting drills with a sharpened sword. That's a no bueno in state and city parks, as I understand it.Why?
It is not illegal to open carry a sword in NC.
Yes, but you'd likely get a lot more attention from some officers. Or maybe most officers. Someone try it in their local mall amd let us know how it goes. Or maybe go pick your kid up from school with a massive sword hanging offmyour back. Could be fun.
For the rest of us.
Oh look, it's the exact same argument/discussion against/about open carrying rifles. LOL!
Yeah, swords, machetes, AR-15s, it's all about context.
Yes and no. It is perfectly legal to carry a sheathed sword in NC. Except, let's say, you wanted to get some wet tatami mats and do some cutting drills with a sharpened sword. That's a no bueno in state and city parks, as I understand it.
Now, you can get a blunt trainer sword, that looks like a sword, but has no edge, and beat the crap out of each other. But no sharpy-sharp on things in a park.
The real problem is sitting down with a sword.
Ummm, yeah. I thought we were all talking about removing all those restrictions.If that is the case then that also would apply to bowie knives, machetes, or any fixed blade open carried knife, and hence is not specific to swords.
So, you're talking about a "short" sword.I do it everyday with my wiener which is roughly the same size.
Ummm, yeah. I thought we were all talking about removing all those restrictions.
So, you're talking about a "short" sword.
I would love to go pick up my son at school dressed as Deadpool!Yes, but you'd likely get a lot more attention from some officers. Or maybe most officers. Someone try it in their local mall amd let us know how it goes. Or maybe go pick your kid up from school with a massive sword hanging offmyour back. Could be fun.
For the rest of us.