Is it legal to carry this way?
1568047
Yes if it is legal to carry concealed in your area this serves the same purpose as a concealment holster.
1568048
I live in Texas and have a concealed carry license. I can legally carry with this method as long as it is concealed. Our state may pass open carry where a concealed carry license holder may carry openly yet holstered. This is a inside the pants type clip. Even with open carry i would still carry concealed.
1568049
Yes absolutely. You will need correct permits etc depending on the laws in your state
1568050
Since carry laws differ state to state you will want to check your local laws. Having said that, this is a inside the waistband concealed carry holster and as long as you have the proper carry permit I can't imagine why this would be any different from any other carry holster.
1568051
Do not know your State or local laws however, this is one way to carry concealed similar to an inside the waistband holster. You do need to consider, that unlike a holster, your trigger is not covered and blocked.
1568052
If you have a concealed carry permit - yes, but it does not work for open carry laws because too much of the gun is hidden inside the pants
1059913
It is technically a weapon; such definitions don't take into account your intentions. That said, with no large weight or sharp edges, it may not be recognized as such - unless you start bragging, or you use it. School rules are such that if it is recognized as a weapon, you will certainly get into trouble. It is your choice whether to take this chance.
2065415
Great question! Over the years, I've just gotten comfortable with carrying it. It's something youre just aware of, while being able to draw quickly if faced with a deadly force situation. It honestly doesn't bother me...
143204
technically yes but in some states it may be illegal to have a knife this size on you in public
958374
Basically the law in Boston, which I quote below, makes it legal to carry only if you have an excuse why that is related to a utilitarian use rather than as a weapon. In other words have an excuse planned ahead of time. Quote: "16-45.1 Carrying of Weapons Prohibited. No person, except as provided by law, shall carry on his person, or carry under his control in a vehicle, any knife having any type of blade in excess of two and one-half (2 ) inches, ice picks, dirks or similar weapons that are likely to penetrate through police officer's ballistic vests, or other object or tool so redesigned, fashioned, prepared or treated that the same may be used to inflict bodily harm or injury to another, except: a. When actually engaged in hunting or fishing or any employment, trade or lawful recreational or culinary activity which customarily involves the carrying or use of any type of knife, or b. In going directly to and/or returning directly from such activities, or c. If the knife is being transported directly to or from a place of purchase, sharpening, or repair, and if packaged in such a manner as not to allow easy access to the knife while it is being transported. No person, except as provided by law, shall carry on his person, or carry under his control in a vehicle, a machete. For purposes of this section, "machete" means a heavy knife at least eighteen (18) inches in length and having a blade at least one and one-half (1.5) inches wide at its broadest measurement. This subsection shall not apply to carrying a machete on one's person or in a vehicle if the machete is carried for the purpose of cutting vegetation or if the machete is being transported for the purpose of cutting vegetation. " SO, lol, if you want to carry a machete around, bring a pineapple with you too so you can say you're going to cut it later.
864294
I'd bet if you don't carry it on.. and it's definitely less than the liquid max you're aloud to carry... but since it's a fire starting device you'd have to call the airlines probably. They're changing the laws a bit, like allowing non-locking pocket knives now. and such
312006
Not sure if it's legal, but that's the way I do it. Once filled it requires AT LEAST two guys to lift it off the truck.
1701389
well if you are carrying it around on the street that might be a no-no...in any urban area it is just common sense to not carry any kind of weapon. if you are 18 take the receipt and i don't know if you register them on the brands website but that would be another thing to carry with you when you have it...
1423553
No. A "clip" is not a secure way to carry this. You can purchase holsters (which are secure and fasten) separately.
110050
Yes, it can be used for right or left handed carry. I'm not sure how you would conceal this, however. It is pretty bulky and you'll look like you're wearing a fanny pack. Unless, I suppose, you're wearing a rather large overcoat.
1980678
i don't see why not, but why would you light it and then carry it elsewhere?
474675
I am unfamilar with the term "push" when combined with dagger. But I do not believe this tool is illegal under California law. I cannot speak to the laws of other States.
1125200
You can but it only pushes in one direction. I would also recommend one hand on each of the folded side s to prevent swinging. I actually do this a lot so I don't have to carry it as well. But as the other answers state it's not really made to do this so don't expect a flawless experience.
799130
Yes it is at close range, but in most places is illegal to carry on your person without a LTC or Class A
736152
I just reversed the phone, yes it can be carried that way, however, the suede-like lining makes it a little hard to slide out. The lining of the holder is that way, it seems, to protect the face from scratches.
2106303
Yes,in certain states.Check your local and state laws. Also,there is a misprint on a lot of the sellers sites on this item where it says they can't ship to North Carolina.They are legal to carry in North Carolina up to a police magnum (About 4 ounce container) if you are not a felon.
556365
Bo- can't say re: Cal. law. Don't even know the law here in Oregon. Figure, I'm a cook & use the knife frequentlyfor opening & breaking down packaging. Rationalize that I have a "right" to carry it around-back & forth to work as such. Either way I'm still gonna carry it. If you can carry firearms what's the problem w/ a small knife?