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iCrunch
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Jun 18, 2015
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I also really hope they can add some blackwash versions.. I really love those!
Also, are the customs a problem when they would send this to Europe (Belgium)?
Unr3aL
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Jun 18, 2015
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iCrunchI don't know that for Belgium... I live in Austria and people regularly import knives from throughout the world. You'd have to check your government sites for restrictions.
The following should apply for Belgium (translated):
The following knives are currently prohibited by law in Belgium: Bayonets, switchblades, balisongs (butterfly knives), throwing knives as well as knives that pretend to be another object (f.e. hidden in girdles, penholder knives or walking stick rapiers). All other cutting tools are legal but you need a legitimate reason to have them with you.
In practice, this means: The law was relaxed. Fixed blades and exclusively manually operated folding knives with locking are not explicitly prohibited. Whether they are conducted legally, is decided by the legitimate reason. One should assume that the ownership of each knife is generally considered illegal, as long as you can't plausibly explain legal reason for it.
Particular caution should be exercised in public events: A knife, even if it is only a small folding knife without locking mechanism that you carry when visiting a football match , may cause arrest and punishment. In any case you have to transport a knife in a way that doesn't allow direct access to it (f.e. in the trunk of your car).
Hope that helps...
The following should apply for Belgium (translated):
The following knives are currently prohibited by law in Belgium: Bayonets, switchblades, balisongs (butterfly knives), throwing knives as well as knives that pretend to be another object (f.e. hidden in girdles, penholder knives or walking stick rapiers). All other cutting tools are legal but you need a legitimate reason to have them with you.
In practice, this means: The law was relaxed. Fixed blades and exclusively manually operated folding knives with locking are not explicitly prohibited. Whether they are conducted legally, is decided by the legitimate reason. One should assume that the ownership of each knife is generally considered illegal, as long as you can't plausibly explain legal reason for it.
Particular caution should be exercised in public events: A knife, even if it is only a small folding knife without locking mechanism that you carry when visiting a football match , may cause arrest and punishment. In any case you have to transport a knife in a way that doesn't allow direct access to it (f.e. in the trunk of your car).
Hope that helps...
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