I`m 14 years old and I have a butterfly knife, does it go in SC? The state of Virginia does not prohibit the open carrying of knives. However, it is illegal to hide Bowie knives, dirks, machetes, ballistic knives, blade knives, oriental arrows, throwing stars or other similar weapons. All weapons, with the exception of a pocket knife less than three inches, are illegal in schools. I am 14 years old. I just wanted to know if I could carry my new multitool, which includes a knife, in the case on my belt buckle? Montana`s knife law is one of the friendliest after the state enacted a right to pre-empt knives and lifted restrictions on carrying and using an automatic knife with a blade no larger than 1 1/2 inches. In addition, knives such as dirks, daggers and sword sticks are no longer prohibited. So you can carry any type of knife in South Carolina as long as you fully understand and know all the restrictions (county, city, city, intersection). So your home is personal property can (just maybe) be safe. I think I`m just going to stay o`yes and gun with my hands. If we all read the same article referring to carrying a knife in South Carolina, YES, IT IS LEGAL TO CARRY KNIVES OF ANY SIZE HIDDEN OR UNHIDDEN. The inch centimetre is not of concern UNLESS USE IT AND CAUSE OTHER BODILY INJURY. DUH IT`S A CRIME. Aside from a regular pocket knife carried in a hidden pocket, Delaware law considers any other knife or firearm to be a deadly weapon.

To be considered an ordinary pocket knife, it must have a blade no larger than 3 inches. It is illegal to carry lethal weapons unless you have a licence. Technically, yes. But what is important? It`s legal to carry a hidden knife in South Carolina anyway. Minnesota`s Possession and Carrying of Firearms Act classifies knives as dangerous weapons. Therefore, it is illegal to make, sell or possess a knife, especially switch blades that open automatically. Other species are allowed as long as the owner does not want to harm anyone. The law in West Virginia classifies knives as dangerous weapons. The age of the person is also crucial in deciding what types of blades are legal for concealed wearing. In Montana, a pocket knife with a blade less than 4 inches can be carried unless it falls under the definition of a switch blade, which is defined by this state as a blade larger than 1.5 inches that opens by pressing a button or device on the handle. North Carolina defines a pocket knife as a small foldable knife that fits in a pocket or purse and cannot be opened by a feather or explosive movement or throw. In North Carolina, pocket knives can be transported hidden.

Kansas doesn`t have strict knife laws. Instead, the state focuses on intent to use a Dirk or dagger against another person, rather than mere possession. You should carry a knife at your age, as long as you don`t threaten anyone with it or cause malice. The other thing is that you want to make sure that you don`t carry firearms in a place where guns are strictly prohibited, such as public schools, some universities, hospitals, courtrooms, etc. Where would one find the municipal laws of other cities/counties regarding hidden knives or knife holders of about 3 inches in South Carolina? There are no restrictions on carrying a knife for people 21 years of age and older. For people under the age of 21, carrying a knife is equivalent to hiding a dangerous weapon. It is illegal to carry all weapons in schools. However, students are not allowed to carry switch blade knives or other knives that open outwards or downwards. This law also applies to all those on school grounds. Exclusions include knives, shotguns and metal pegs.

Is it then a label to wear American fists? Today, MBPD told my husband that it was illegal to wear his 4-inch Coleman knife on his belt buckle! We have been living here for almost 4 years and he wore it on the side of his belt all the time. Just this week of passing during the week of cycling, we passed all kinds of policemen walking along the boulevard and no one said a word about the knife! Does anyone know how long the knife has to be before it is illegal? Christopher Gadsden (1724-1805) of Charleston, South Carolina, was a patriot, leader of the Revolutionary War, and the designer of what we now know as the Gadsden Flag. The “Don`t Marsh Me” perspective can be seen in South Carolina`s Knife Act, which allows a law-abiding person to choose a knife based on their individual judgment of what is appropriate. The state does not impose arbitrary restrictions, for example: for the style or length of the blade. Knives can be worn open or hidden. Some states determine which types of knives are considered pocket knives. The majority of states prohibit the possession or wearing of many types of automatic knives that open at the touch of a button, regardless of the size of the blade. Knives that look like other objects, such as lipstick or pencils, are often banned, although they may be “pocket”. It is legal to openly possess or carry any type of knife in South Carolina. It is legal to hide any type of knife as long as you do not use the knife to commit or support a crime. Property laws prohibit the possession of certain types of dangerous knives.

Transportation laws define what a person outside the home can have with them. Different states have different regulations on what can be worn and whether it should be worn openly or can be hidden.

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