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bulleo
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Sep 18, 2014
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So that's a non-locking blade? If so, then it would be legal to carry it in Germany
StormTrooper
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Sep 22, 2014
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bulleo*edit - I was wrong. Thanks kennyj. Saw a video that showed it just helps hold it open.
Looks like it locks based on the center of the frame. That middle tab probably locks in place when opened.
Ridiculous that a safety feature is illegal, but we have a lot of stupid laws as well.
Looks like it locks based on the center of the frame. That middle tab probably locks in place when opened.
Ridiculous that a safety feature is illegal, but we have a lot of stupid laws as well.
kennyj
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Sep 22, 2014
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StormTrooperIt's just a detent; meaning it holds the blade open, but it's not a lock per se. If you can have a slipjoint, then I'd expect this to be fine. I'd suggest looking for a video review of the knife, see how it works, and draw your own conclusions.
Tactical_Keychains
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Oct 21, 2014
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kennyjKenny, did you end up modding yours? I'm debating it, I think I'm going to polish it.
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