It is as far as states go, but city ordinances might get you into trouble - some are vague and a karambit looks very "weapon-like" to most sheeple (including some LEOs), so I'd be careful of where you are when going through various municipalities.
I wish Oklahoma would just pass the "no knives are illegal and no local ordinances can trump that" type of law that a few other states are trying.
Bringing up this oldie again. As of November 1st switchblades are legal carry! Not sure why they were ever illegal to begin with.
The governor signed a bill adding knives to the premption statute, 21 O.S. Section 1289.24 (effective 11/1/15) which prohibits towns, cities, political subdivisions etc. from making illegal that which is legal under state law. A municipal law limiting blade length will be unenforceable.
That's good to hear. Ponca City had a limit in years past that a fixed blade couldn't be over 6". At the same time you could by a 7" fillet knife at Walmart all day.
I have been fixed blades daily for several years. None of the blades are over 4 inches. Either horizontal on my belt or a dawson model where the sheath actually hooks to the top of my pocket.
