Let’s be honest, every knife magazine or website out there wants to highlight Sebenzas and Hinderer knives. Why? Well, first off, because they’re super sexy. But also because they’re expensive enough that readers want to drool over them and, if they buy, the writer gets a nice fat commission from the sale. But what about …
One of my best memories as a kid is visiting family in Idaho every holiday. I’m sure the food was great, but the most exciting thing we did was look for obsidian pieces and arrowheads. There was a site on my family’s land where we found dozens of 200+-year-old arrowheads that were still sharp enough …
Massachusetts Knife Law is cryptic. Pouring over it gave me a headache but, hopefully, it was worth it in the end. Nobody wants to be on the wrong end of a knife-charge. But what’s worse would be to get pulled over for speeding and to unknowingly have an illegal knife in your pocket. Accidental felonies …
Despite how short and liberal Connecticut Knife Laws are, they leave a fair amount of latitude and confusion about the specific types of knives that can be owned or carried in the state. So let’s take a deep dive and see if we can make things a bit more black and white. Quick Notes Version …
I’m not sure what’s going on but I blame the hipsters. In the past year, the price of vintage knives, particularly high carbon versions, has gone sky-high. There is usually an ebb and flow of vintage knife sales but this time prices don’t seem to be coming back down anytime soon. Despite the hugely increased …
Don’t tell anyone, but I carried an illegal knife around my college campus for more than a year. I just didn’t know that I was breaking the law. I was carrying a Spyderco Paramilitary 2, not an egregiously large knife but one that was apparently illegal as the blade was over 3″ long. I knew …
Anodized knives run the entire luxury gamut. On one end you can find “anodized” stainless steel knives (for sale at gas stations everywhere) and on the other end, you get anodized titanium. The thing they all have in common is that they absolutely love fingerprints and grease. If you’ve ever held an anodized knife you …
In a perfect world, the main difference between a good knife and a bad knife would simply be the cost. Pay more, get a better knife. However, that’s not even remotely true. There are very good knives available at bargain prices and knives that border on unusable but will set you back an entire paycheck. …
Maybe it’s my hillbilly blood showing through but, in my opinion, Maryland Knife Law is quite a handful. The Chesapeake State is no stranger to knife crimes and violent confrontations however so it’s worth taking the time to understand the sta’s knife laws. In fact, Maryland has the 4th highest homicide rate in the country …
In every American state, using knives is bound with some legal restrictions, whether you buy or sell it, and each citizen of the state needs to obey the legislation with lawful exceptions. However, you will get many variations in legal regulations while studying the laws of different states in the country. So, being a citizen …