Romania?

Wherever, too much control over the citizens. Looks as though some of the "old guard" are still around.

The Kremlin.

that explains it

Ah, desert.snake's Name Tag lists the location on the other side of the Earth. From Colorado, that is in the Indian Ocean west of Australia.
See Antipodes
http://www.peakbagger.com/pbgeog/worldrev.aspx

In Michigan, you can carry a knife with a blade length longer than 3" (as long as it is not used to commit a crime).

So the Deer Hunters and fishermen are in pretty good shape on carrying a knife of any length, even under a coat in the fall weather.

Tom V.

Hey desert snake something is wrong with that link. It's all fouled up. Words and letters are backwards, upside down and every which way but loose.

In New York,
You can carry anything you want to.

As long as you don't get caught.

That's the good old American spirit Tony!!

Very good Tony!

Cliff Lacey
RKS 23
RKCC CM-26

Louisiana laws in plain English

•It is legal to own Balisong knives, also called butterfly knives.
•It is legal to own dirks, daggers, stilettos, and other slim knives.
•It is legal to own disguised knives like belt knives.
•It is legal to own undetectable knives–knives that will not set off metal detectors.
•It is legal to own throwing stars and throwing knives.
•It is legal to own Bowie knives and other large knives.
•It is illegal to own switchblades and other automatic knives.

The only banned knife in Louisiana are switchblades. However, if you are a law enforcement officer, you might be able to get an
automatic opening knife because there is an exemption for “rescue knives” in the law.

I carry a OTF everywhere, no one cares here. When we do turn ons here the state troopers
all tell me how much they like it or ask where I got it or how much was it. none of the you can't have that BS here.

Of course wearing a big knife on your hip in public might get you some attention.