are daggers illegal in pa?
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What kind of knives are allowed? It is legal to carry assisted-open knives, pocket knives, buck/bowie/hunting knives, butterfly/balisong knives, daggers and razors. Any knife thats blade is not exposed "in an automatic way by switch, push-button, [or] spring mechanism" is allowed in Pennsylvania, Reed said.
170861
Concealed carry of a double-edged knife is prohibited. Automatic (switchblade) and gravity knives are prohibited. In Indiana it is legal to own and carry a butterfly knife both open or concealed.
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Yes it's illegal. Unless you need it for work and can prove it, don't do it. You can say you carry a Swiss army knife because the tools are handy and you always have a scissors on you. That's the reason I have one.
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Md. Code, CR § 4-101(C). Because they are classified as dangerous weapons by statute, only switchblades, dirks, bowie knives, razors, and star knives are illegal to carry concealed in Maryland. Commerce in switchblades is prohibited in Maryland.
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Under current law, it is legal to own and open-carry switchblades in Virginia, but it is illegal to conceal-carry certain knives including switchblades, bowie knives and dirks. ... SB 865 allows the transfer of dirks, switchblade and bowie knives from family members to a minor.
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In California, folded pocked knives are legal, but it is illegal for any person to concealed carry any knife legally described as a “dirk” or “dagger” — the legal terms for any fixed-blade knife or stabbing weapon. See § 12020(4). Even a locked pocket knife can count, so can a screwdriver in some cases. See § 16470.
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In California, it is illegal for any person to carry concealed, certain knives, legally described as “dirks” and “daggers,” i.e., any fixed-blade knife or stabbing weapon. Pursuant to the statute, it is illegal to carry concealed upon one's person any fixed-blade knife.
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Blades of that size are currently illegal in Texas. Several edged weapons will no longer be restricted in the state, including: throwing knives, ninja stars, swords, spears, Bowie knives, daggers, stilettos, dirks and any other blade that's 5.5″ or longer.
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In the state of Washington, it is legal to own a dirk, dagger, or any kind of stabbing knife; a bowie knife; a stiletto; a disguised knife; and even throwing stars. What is illegal is to conceal carry a dirk, dagger, or any dangerous weapon.
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In New York State, they are only legal when the owner has a valid hunting or fishing license. It is also illegal to own any knife that has a primary use as a weapon, including throwing stars, cane swords, metal knuckle knives and plum ballistic knives.
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Swords, machetes, spears, polearms and other large edged weapons. Openly carrying any kind of large edged weapon is legal under state law, including if it is sheathed.
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There is no such thing as an “illegal knife” in Texas. Dirks and daggers, stilettos and poniards, even machetes and swords can now legally be carried just about anywhere — even “down Congress Avenue,” said state Rep. John Frullo, R-Lubbock, the author of House Bill 1935, the law that made it so beginning Sept.
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Daggers are not illegal in California. However, it is illegal to carry a “dirk or dagger” concealed on your person. ... It would thus be illegal to carry a push dagger in your pocket. The karambit would be legal so long as it was closed (and it would be pretty risky to your legs to carry it open).
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It is legal to conceal carry a dirk dagger, poniard, or stiletto with a blade over 3 ½ inches long, a switchblade, gravity knife, butterfly knife, or any instrument capable of inflicting cutting, stabbing, or tearing wounds, as long as you are not prohibited from carrying a firearm, are a U.S. citizen, are over 21 ...
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Balisong knives are legal. Disguised knives like cane knives, belt knives, and lipstick knives are legal. ... Switchblades and other automatic knives are illegal, UNLESS you carry a valid FOID card (Firearms Owners IDentification).
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It is illegal to carry a dirk, dagger, or stiletto with the intent to use it as a weapon against another. New York does not have concealed carry laws, therefore it is legal to open or conceal carry any knife that is legal to own and that the carrier does not intend to use unlawfully against another.
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New Jersey knife law also bans possessing a weapon with the purpose to use it unlawfully. ... New Jersey knife law allows for possession of the following types of knives for most people: Balisong or butterfly knives.