I guess I dont have to tell you guys how great a small pocket knife is and how universal of a tool it is.
Anyway, at a rehab center the regulations was that you can have a pocket knife if it was no more than 6 inches long open and blade was no more than 3 inches.
Further investigation I discovered from a cop who worked as a security guard that if you carry a knife in your pocket its a consealed weapon. THerefore you must wear it on your belt in a case or on a keyring on your belt.
Is this true? I have a nice leatherman with I think a 6 inch blade on a few of the arms and always stored it on the outside of my wheelchair when I used it to hopefully not get arrested for having a consealed weapon.
Ive seen some nice single handed opening knives at walmart and dances sporting goods. Ive been tempted to buy one, but they must be a good 6 inches folded and 12 inches opened.
Anyway, at a rehab center the regulations was that you can have a pocket knife if it was no more than 6 inches long open and blade was no more than 3 inches.
Further investigation I discovered from a cop who worked as a security guard that if you carry a knife in your pocket its a consealed weapon. THerefore you must wear it on your belt in a case or on a keyring on your belt.
Is this true? I have a nice leatherman with I think a 6 inch blade on a few of the arms and always stored it on the outside of my wheelchair when I used it to hopefully not get arrested for having a consealed weapon.
Ive seen some nice single handed opening knives at walmart and dances sporting goods. Ive been tempted to buy one, but they must be a good 6 inches folded and 12 inches opened.