Ya, this has been discussed at length.
Here is the thread.
http://www.okshooters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1824
Ya, this has been discussed at length.
Here is the thread.
http://www.okshooters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1824
http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=69740
this says no......
I will tell you this....
Its really up to the officer. If you are smart about what you carry and smart about how you carry you should be alright.
I have handled knife owners and carriers many different ways....situation will dictate outcome really
That doesn't actually say anything about a small fixed-blade knife (save a bowie knife / dagger - The bowie is pretty well defined by looks and the dagger would have two sharpened edges).
Again, the catch-all phrase (as Michael Brown pointed out) is "any other offensive weapon" but intent would have to be proven for it to be considered "offensive".
He is right, I was trying to imply the same the same thing....I think I am to tired to make sense. Never after a busy shift
Haha - sorry man, wasn't trying to argue, just hoping that you guys didn't know something that I didn't that was going to screw up my new spending impulse
EZ let me know what you end up going with. I may follow suite.
Just walked out of OPS with the last Coye Ridgeback they had in stock.
Going to see some more stuff in the classifieds to make up for the over-spending but I really like this knife.
Going to see some more stuff in the classifieds to make up for the over-spending but I really like this knife.
http://www.ruanaknives.com/ .. I used to have one of these when i lived in Montana love the quality.
Let us know how that Coye works out for you. By the way, you had mentioned wanting a Game Warden. They are nice, (I have a couple) but I think they are a bit overrated. I'd much rather use an Active Duty as an EDC. I have a couple of those too and I like them much better than the GW's.
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