That is a sad thing to be restricted by laws that won’t allow a law abiding citizen to have a Buck 110 just because it has a locking blade. I’m so glad we still have freedom to buy, keep and carry any knife in most places except airports and schools and such. At least here in Kansas we can have about anything knife wise. I think throwing stars and projectile knives may still be banned as last I checked. It reminds me of a western show I saw where the cowboy says he’d rather be shot than stabbed to death like that fella right there, that’d be a hard way to go.
A cop hassled me one time about my Buck knife. He said “What are you afraid of?” I said “you’ve got a Glock 2 spare magazines a gun on your ankle a club and a knife on your duty belt. I’m afraid of the same things you are” He laughed and gave me back my knife. That’s a nice knife collection you have skelator. I especially like the dual blade one. I hope your laws change someday for the better.
I’ve never had an issue with getting them into the country, Yes you get hit by some taxes import duty but that can all be reduced if you know how. I must of had over 150 buck 110s over the years sent to me. I have them sent with priority mail with no insurance. Must of had 15 over the past month with again no issues. Send him one as a surprise
The laws don’t stop the non law abiding citizens from carrying anything they can get their grubby hands on. There’s a small loop hole that allows work men to carry knives if it’s for “Work purposes” but I doubt a lockable folder would fall into that parameter. More of a Stanley push blade.
Those laws are too much for me. Here in Texas I teach high school in an urban school district. I wear a 110 on my belt in class and no one ever questioned it. I do teach shop, but still, never a question. I do avoid letting the kids see my 110 auto deploy. No use pressing my luck...pete
thank God for Texas. sounds like when i was at school as a kid and all male teachers and administrators had pocket knives or belt knives and no one looked twice. the good old days. sounds like its still a bit of the good old days in Texas.....least in your part.
