Do you need a concealed slicer permit for carrying the unit in your car's clove compartment, or in church?
1042191
I believe the second amendment means what it says, so I'm not about to ask the government for permission to 'permit' my banana slicer.
1042192
If you keep the slicer and the banana separated in locked boxes you will be okay.
1042193
Depends... In most states you don't need a permit if you are in route to a deer stand. However, leave the 30 -round clip at home if you are stopping at the church on the way.
1042194
State laws differ. In Maine you need a permit but in Texas none is required. I think Texas also gives one of these to every convicted felon released from prison but my data may be out of date.
1042195
I hear the National Banana Association is calling for trained fruit slicers in every produce department.
1042196
You don't need one because you can only get off one sliced banana at a time. If this were a semi-automatic multi-fruit slicer, you'd need a permit.
1042197
How many cloves do you need in your car that you have an entire compartment for them? And what is with the segregation? Can't they be with the other spices?
1042198
It is highly likely that this slicer will soon be banned, since it creates EIGHTEEN slices! After all, who the heck needs eighteen slices anyway? There is a new model in production that will control the level of slicing to a sane 1- slice model. Only government agents will be permitted to slice their bananas with the 571 assault slicer.
2025621
If not carried concealed, is is legal. If not carried "so as to be readily deployed as a slashing or stabbing weapon" it is ALSO legal (i.e. loose in your pocket where you would have to take it out AND THEN remove the sheathe is not "readily deployed"). These answers do not apply in schools or government buildings. Look up "California penal code 12020" ( number recently changed to 21020 but there is little substantive change)
150759
This may help to clarify the question specifically aimed at NJ: http://www.knifeup.com/new-jersey-knife-laws/
721481
As a general rule, this knife will be legal to carry. Most states have laws against carrying concealed weapons, think handguns and brass knuckles, but have exceptions for "ordinary pocket knives." Often fixed knives are not legal to carry concealed but can be open carried. Foldings knives that do not spring open are almost always legal. You should check with your local authorities to see if this is legal in your city (I won't pretend to know every asinine local ordinance out there). The knife does have a clip so if it is sticking out of your pocket a little because it is attached by the clip, then it is should not be considered concealed. As a general rule, this knife will be legal to carry. Most states have laws against carrying concealed weapons, think handguns and brass knuckles, but have exceptions for "ordinary pocket knives." Often fixed knives are not legal to carry concealed but can be open carried. Foldings knives that do not spring open are almost always legal. You should check with your local authorities to see if this is legal in your city (I won't pretend to know every asinine local ordinance out there). The knife does have a clip so if it is sticking out of your pocket a little because it is attached... » Read More As a general rule, this knife will be legal to carry. Most states have laws against carrying concealed weapons, think handguns and brass knuckles, but have exceptions for "ordinary pocket knives." Often fixed knives are not legal to carry concealed but can be open carried. Foldings knives that do not spring open are almost always legal. You should check with your local authorities to see if this is legal in your city (I won't pretend to know every asinine local ordinance out there). The knife does have a clip so if it is sticking out of your pocket a little because it is attached by the clip, then it is should not be considered concealed. « Show Less
437044
Type your answer here...There is a slicing carrier. There are a series of blades (inserts) that fit in it. There is a very thin slicer and several graders from fine to coarse. You need to buy the thicker slicer separately.
2133791
Yes, you don't have to carry both sections. Just separate the one you won't be using and leave it home.
738185
No you can not, but why would you want to? this is an amazing knife, the seat belt cutter is not super sharp tho, not sharp enough
2130264
This may be considered a "gravity knife" in NY which is illegal. A police officer will flick it as hard as he can, and if it opens, you're going to jail.
637663
Sorry, I have no idea. Have heard they will allow small knives now. Give them a call
503252
Yes, it would be discreet. But be forewarned that yodeling pickles are notoriously claustrophobic, and can become violent when confined.
349002
Personally I wouldn't. These days there's zero tolerance for anything that may be construed as a "weapon" on or near school grounds it seems. When I was in high school 15+ years ago I had a Leatherman in my car but I wouldn't dare these days. College I carried a pocketknife with a blade less than 3" but also carried the university policy page in my backpack where it stated knives under 3.5" may be carried by students just in case I was called on it.
1939065
Well As a delivery driver I have this around me every day. So let me answer simply as yes, and no. The holder it comes with will break very quickly. Mine broke on the third day after I received it. It does fit in your pocket comfortably, so I say yes. however the switch that activates it can easily get caught up on the fabric in your pocket accidentally turning it on... This is where I have to say no. Because after owning this for a few months now I can say I have accidentally tasered myself twice. After the second time I found an old leather cellphone case at a thrift store for $0.50 which now allows me to safely carry this painful little devil. Oh and trust me it will stop a grown man. On delivery one night a man approached me with a knife. I am grateful I had this on me, because I tasered him and ran to my car. He is now locked up btw. So in short yes you can carry it in your pocket, but be very careful!
1030129
Its an amazing knife comes sharp, it would be great to keep in your friends car.
994862
Yes I do but I wouldn't unless necessary. It is still a folding knife and you might damage locking system. I did use it that way once and still works fine.
100803
Dave, You will need to check with local law enforcement in your state to determine if there is any law which would prohibit the use of this item.
706473
As long as you put it in your checked luggage and not in your carry-on or on your person, you should have no problem. Declare it in customs just in case, but most airports don't require that you declare knives on your checked luggage- only firearms. Hope this helps.
1500075
It would be wise to double check but I don't see why you would need a permit. It is just citronella and competely safe. It is very effective however in stopping dog fights