After many years of gray area, swords were initially restricted in 2008 and became illegal throughout China in 2017. Why are katana illegal in China? The main reason they become illegal elsewhere is that a complete idiot decides to use one against someone – and the perception of the government is changing from a curious “boy`s toy” to illegal weapons. What is a Soviet ballistic knife? What happens if I wear a Bowie knife on an open hip or leg sheath? I live in Arizona, all knives are legal. Larger ones, such as machetes, can arouse suspicion, but are not technically illegal. Wear whatever you want, just know that Arizona also has very lenient gun laws, especially hidden wearing. Almost anyone can carry a gun. My son is 23 years old and wants to know if he can legally carry a butterfly knife? Hello, I work in the hotel third shift from 11 to 7 am. I work in a part of Chandler Az. Is it legal for me to carry a knife at work? I am 17 years old and I have a pocket knife that I have in my car, can I carry it? Do you know if it`s legal to carry a concealed double-edged sword sword knife in Arizona? Thank you!!! I am 18 years old and recently bought a pocket knife. He said: “It is illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to carry a hidden non-pocket knife.” Just to make sure I read correctly, does that mean that a person under the age of 21 cannot carry any type of knife other than a hidden pocket knife? The concealed carrying of knives by persons at least 21 years of age is not restricted, but creates an obligation to disclose. (See discussion of obfuscation below.) Can a person wear hidden or open anaconda tops in Arizona? Private premises reserve the right to refuse to carry knives in their facility every day, but otherwise anyone over the age of 21 can open or hide any type of knife anywhere else in Arizona. In Arizona, anyone who is at least 21 years old can own, buy, sell, trade, or carry any type and length of knives throughout the state.
However, persons under 21 years of age may only possess and carry pocket knives. Although Arizona law does not explicitly define “pocket knives,” law enforcement generally interprets the term as folding knives that must be opened manually for practical reasons. This would most likely mean that gravity or centrifugal knives and automatic knives such as switch blades would be illegal for anyone under the age of 21. However, if you are under 21 years of age, you can only carry the concealed knife. In addition, its blade should not exceed four inches. Hey Clayton: In my opinion, a Karambit is technically not a pocket knife. If you are stopped by a police officer for carrying a knife, the officer will distinguish between a pocket knife (which is common for activities such as camping, hiking, wilderness excursions, hunting, etc.) and a karambit (whose sole purpose is to tear and tear flesh). You`d be hard-pressed to convince the policeman that you`re wearing karambit to cut the fishing line as you walk down a dark alley on the south side! Just my thoughts!J.
I am 13 years old and I own a Bowie Kife, it is legal for me to wear it in public, unpackaged In the state of Arizona, it is illegal for a person under the age of 21 to open or hide a knife that is not a pocket knife. I believe it is only illegal if an officer asks you if you have a deadly weapon and does not provide accurate information. Arizona is one of the few states where you absolutely don`t have to worry about owning or carrying automatic knives — if you`re 21 or older. Arizona law permits the possession, purchase, sale, trade, and carrying (overt and secret) of automatic knives. The only exceptions here are for people under the age of 21 (who legally possess and carry pocket knives) and the ban on carrying them in schools, hydroelectric and nuclear power plants, as well as organized public events. I live in Arizona and I am underage to carry a hidden knife. I want a butterfly knife and I don`t know if I can close it on my belt in sight or if I have to open it? I am 14 years old, does anyone know if the law says anything about wearing a fixed blade openly? Like a neck knife? Prior to 2011, state knife laws and city knife laws were often very different, sometimes contradictory and contradictory, and laws could vary from city to city. The result was that sometimes, when people traveled from one city to another, they were charged with illegal possession and carrying perfectly legal knives in their hometown. If you live in Arizona, you`re in luck, Arizona has the best knife laws in all 50 states. There are no illegal pocket knives in Arizona.
Basically, you can own any type of blade you want and wear it hidden or outdoors without worries. There are no municipal laws, so you don`t have to worry about the police in the nearby town harassing you for something legal in your hometown. Is it legal to own a Karambit? I`m 15 years old and I don`t want to have anything that I can`t legally possess Arizona: anything goes. Tell a police officer if you are wearing one. A person 21 years of age or older may carry lethal weapons hidden “on him” or under his direct control in a vehicle, except to foment a serious or violent crime. Persons under the age of 21 may carry a pocket knife that is hidden from them or under immediate control in a vehicle. I`m currently 16 years old and love carrying and collecting knives, but I want to know if it`s legal for me to wear a solid blade that has a 6 1/2″ (uncovered) blade. I live in Arizona and I didn`t know the law here and I hadn`t worn one for that reason, thanks for the good info. I also own a “Neck Lance” knife that must be worn around my neck and can be easily hidden. Yes, trainers can be legally taken anywhere.
There are no laws because it can`t cause harm I`m sorry to answer the question I can`t understand how to comment separately, but is it legal for me, a 16-year-old man, to carry a Huntsman knife with a 6-inch blade in public if people can see it. Because it is not hidden, it is open. What is the knife law/style a criminal can wear? A friend was arrested who lost his naked gun rights in the state of Arizona. The cops took his K-Bar, but didn`t stop him. Are there laws that determine what it can and cannot have? That is what I am trying to find out. I searched all morning for this answer. Each side simply says that you can carry just about any knife. I know there is a law on how long you can carry a knife.
In 2011, the state of Arizona repealed all municipal laws and essentially legalized any type of knife. The new code was based on the fact that the majority of knife owners used their knives as tools rather than weapons. The old laws harmed innocent citizens rather than criminals and were eventually changed. Can`t a 13-year-old have a strong bald head? Thank you. I am 16 years old and I just bought a butterfly knife, can I legally carry it with me? Thank you. It depends on the campus. At ASU, you can legally carry any knife with a blade length of less than 5 inches as they classify it as a “personal safety device.” Not sure about other college campuses. Although Arizona grants almost unlimited rights to knife owners who are at least 21 years old, there are places where carrying knives (overt or hidden) is prohibited. This includes, of course, schools as well as hydroelectric plants, nuclear power plants and public events and gatherings held on site. (b) if they are contacted by a law enforcement officer and do not respond accurately to the officer when asked if the person is carrying a concealed lethal weapon; Or I`m 14 and I bought kunai that I can hide, wear or not. Arizona does not limit the length of the blade, the type of closure, or the number of edges of a knife. Citizens are allowed to carry a knife regardless of its size.
The only restriction, as mentioned earlier, is that people under the age of 21 are only allowed to carry pocket knives. OK, so if I`m 18 and buying a pocket knife, does it still have to be hidden? Because I would personally like to wear for protection because of certain things. Can I legally buy a pocket knife under 21? Technically, there are no restrictions, restrictions, or prohibitions on the length of knives or knife blades for legal possession and wearing in Arizona.