Will this knife set off a metal detector??
785029
Without a doubt...Blade and handle liner is a 440C Stainless which is approx. 80% iron; .95-1.2% Carbon; etc. - This is a high carbon martensitic stainless steel, with moderate corrosion resistance good strength and the ability to obtain and keep excellent hardness (Rc 60) and wear resistance...great for knives (when heat-treated properly.) Bottom line is, steel is a ferrous metal because of its iron content (around 80% in this case), and as such, would easily be noticed by any metal detector. Magnets are only attracted by ferrous metals...try it with a neodymium magnet and it will attach itself in a heartbeat and give a pretty decent fight to remove it from the blade. Without a doubt...Blade and handle liner is a 440C Stainless which is approx. 80% iron; .95-1.2% Carbon; etc. - This is a high carbon martensitic stainless steel, with moderate corrosion resistance good strength and the ability to obtain and keep excellent hardness (Rc 60) and wear resistance...great for knives (when heat-treated properly.) Bottom line is, steel is a ferrous metal because of its iron content (around 80% in this case), and as such, would easily be noticed by any metal detector. Magnets are only attracted by ferrous metals...try it with a neodymium magnet and it will attach... » Read More Without a doubt...Blade and handle liner is a 440C Stainless which is approx. 80% iron; .95-1.2% Carbon; etc. - This is a high carbon martensitic stainless steel, with moderate corrosion resistance good strength and the ability to obtain and keep excellent hardness (Rc 60) and wear resistance...great for knives (when heat-treated properly.) Bottom line is, steel is a ferrous metal because of its iron content (around 80% in this case), and as such, would easily be noticed by any metal detector. Magnets are only attracted by ferrous metals...try it with a neodymium magnet and it will attach itself in a heartbeat and give a pretty decent fight to remove it from the blade. « Show Less
785030
Without a doubt...Blade and handle liner is a 440C Stainless which is approx. 80% iron; .95-1.2% Carbon; etc. - This is a high carbon martensitic stainless steel, with moderate corrosion resistance good strength and the ability to obtain and keep excellent hardness (Rc 60) and wear resistance...great for knives (when heat-treated properly.) Bottom line is, steel is a ferrous metal because of its iron content (around 80% in this case), and as such, would easily be noticed by any metal detector. Magnets are only attracted by ferrous metals...try it with a neodymium magnet and it will attach itself in a heartbeat and give a pretty decent fight to remove it from the blade.
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No. We have lots of them and they never set it off. I have also found out it never detects hand held laser speed guns until the cop pulls the trigger. So this helps if you are not in the front of the pack and they are shooting someone else. I saw a motorcycle cop and braked way before this went off. It is a helpful gadget, but not perfect.
2196177
I would buy a better metal detector. ... this one is very cheap. ... u need to be really close to the metal in order for it to detect.
243807
Yes it will if it is close. My lawn mower sets mine off. Any large METAL object.
1582206
Yes. If it is in the range of the camera, it will set off the motion detection.
1911404
Yes, it will set the alarm off, arm away with motion detectors on, home mode with motion detectors off, and disarm.
209338
HI! it only makes a sound over metal! =-) It is a really great little detector. In time my son (12 years ole and brilliant) LOL does want a more professional one that will actually filter out junk from the good stuff . Those are a few hundred dollars so that will be when he is much older. For now he LOVES this thing and when we bring it to the playground or beach he has a ton of little followers that are intrigued beyond belief. SO far my son has found an old belt buckle (1800's) old medicine bottle (again (1800's era) tons of coins. =-)
1355173
It will not, it is made of material, lined on the inside for kitty comfort. There is only one metal ring at the top which is used for the leash. It shouldn't set off any alarms especially if you point it out before scanning.
1040908
If you look at the knife from "underside", you will see a grooved metal bar, silver in color. If you push that grooved section to the left (towards the belt clip side of the knife), the blade will be able to close. Please be careful as the blade is sharp.
2197039
I doubt if it would cut metal as it doesn't sheer it just chops. You would need a metal sheer for that.
1125578
I use mine for my metal detector. It helps me focus on the tones I am getting.
1331563
Yes it will find jewelry but the detector will have a hard time differentiating the jewelry with the rest of the metal in your house. Such as nails, screws, pipes etc. Good luck
434747
No, I suggest much more advanced metal detector. For this o e to detect. Anything the object had to literally
439310
Almost. It goues about 80% to the end then stops. the glass breaker/hammer (butt of knife) is seperated to prevent electrical shock if cuting through some sort of power line. Quite ingenerious, really. Remember, this is Gerber's answer to the Special Forces "wish list" so they must have felt a need for this feature. The glass filled nylon handles of the LMF II are overmolded with TPV, or ThermoPlastic Vulcanizate. It will NOT come off!
3051
If it is inside the home, any detector will be difficult to locate the ring. This one will definitely pick it up, however it will ring up nearly the same as a nail or pull tab.
919667
Yes, and it works well. Only problem is I still have to take off my belt going through the TSA Precheck line at the airport, the magnet sets off the metal detector.
370332
No, this is for finding smaller areas. What you are describing is a metal detector paddle, which is hand held and is paddle shaped about a 18" in length and about 6" wide at the one end where the detector is located (that area is about 10" long and the handle is about 8" long and 2" wide). The Pro-Pointer could be used if you had to do so. It is able to find the titanium located in my back from a fusion that was done about nine years ago. It is just a lot smaller in size and works a little differently than the paddle wand metal detector. If you go to amazon.com and type in "hand held metal detector" there will be a huge list and you can tell the difference between the pin pointer and the paddle type. The paddle type does cost a lot more than the pin pointer, but the paddle is the type used more for security purposes. I hope this helps out.