Multi-State Hassel Free Folder

[BigEd63]

Okay, can anyone give me an idea of what size folder would be safe to carry in multiple jurisdictions while traveling, by auto or maybe bus for a person without a CCP?

I might be going around the South West USA but NOT to Kalifornia.

Current pocket carry is a CRKT B.U.L.L. w/ 3"blade.

Also would that or a larger blade be okay if put away in my carry bag for bus travel?

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[Mtbiker]

http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/sta-law.htm

This should cover it. also,

http://www.handgunlaw.us/documents/StateLaws.pdf

IANAL but if I remember correctly, anything (non auto) UNDER 3" is good just about anywhere. I think its Alabama or Georgia has some 2.5" limit.

[BigEd63]

Thanks for the links I'll be looking through them.

[fed_wif_a_sig]

One thing to know, do not carry a double edge blade. In most states that is considered a "dirk" and is illegal to carry. Most southern states have a 3.5" "concealed" knife. However if its in your bag and you dont pull it you shouldnt have much problem.

From my years on the street I dont see any problem you'd encounter with a CRKT BULL, it actually apprears to be a very smart choice for carry as it dosent have the apperance that might cause you issues.

Safe travels and check 6.

[BigEd63]

My main thing is if I was to take it out say to open a plastic wrapped burrito I just nuked in the micro-wave of a 7-11 I wouldn't have the average person get spastic about it.

I really hate to get anything much smaller than the BULL as with my big mitts they can be a PIA to open despite all the added thumb studs and other do-dads on knives these days.

[fed_wif_a_sig]

For those little task and since u like CRKT, take a look at one of thier K.I.S.S knives. I use one as a money clip and the blade would work if needed in an awecrap moment. BTW they open a QuickTrip burrito wrapper just fine.