This is a discussion on The Second Amendment and knife rights within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Interesting that the Supreme Court used the definition " in common use" as a test for the legality of owning a firearm. Since the Second ...
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Interesting that the Supreme Court used the definition " in common use" as a test for the legality of owning a firearm. Since the Second Amendment states the right to keep and bear arms, which included knives and swords historically, I wonder how it would be applied to knives?
If a 4 inch blade folder is in common use, how can localities enact laws to ban them?
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Gun laws are nuts, but knife laws are just insane. Too bad there aren't ANY politicians that have any common sense.
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In my state my ccw covers the carrying of a host of things besides a gun that are illegal to possess without it. Switchblade, brass knuckles, throwing stars etc etc some legal to have and not carry some not. When I leave my state I dont carry the other stuff since trying to keep up with just the gun laws is hard enough state to state much less the blade laws.
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I love living in Kentucky!Originally Posted by Ghost1958
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