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- Good online retailers for Italian switchblades? - BladeForums. com
Just my general thoughts on the Italian stiletto switchblade market I'm specifically going to reference LATAMA, because they are the most expensive of the "production" stiletto switchblades
- Need Help Identifying Vintage Stiletto Switchblades
The second knife is called a "transitional" "Transitional" refers to a period of time in Italy when stiletto switchblade makers transitioned from one type of stiletto switchblade to another I'll try and explain- Really old Italian stiletto switchblades had what is known as a "pick lock"
- The Stiletto Knife Blade -- A Question About Form and Function
The word stiletto may sometimes be used in American English to refer to a switchblade Stiletto may also be used specifically for a knife blade exhibiting the same triangular cross-section or even hollow grind, such as a small sword, rapier, or épée
- Purchasing Switchblades in Ca - BladeForums. com
Apologies if this has been answered, but I couldn't figure out the legality when it comes to purchasing (not just possessing) switchblades over 2" in Ca I understand it's illegal across the board to carry a switchblade, but what about purchasing? I see there's online knife stores here in Ca
- A quick summary of what is and isnt legal in Los Angeles County . . .
That case involved a 3” switchblade so the deemed invalidity of the local ordinance did not avail the defendant (he was still in violation of state law), but I think the reasoning behind the decision is sound And I have found no published cases involving prosecution for “plain view” carry of sub-2” switchblades in LA County
- Automatic vs. Assisted Opening - BladeForums. com
Under the federal switchblade law section 1242, it is illegal to transport switchblades across state lines using the US postal service But section 1244 of the federal switchblade law clearly states that it is not illegal under federal law to transport switchblades across state lines using "common carriers" (Fedex, UPS, etc)
- California law on automatics - BladeForums. com
Here are my opinions based on my studying of California state switchblade laws (penal statutes and case law) I'm a 54 year resident of California, and I own and make switchblades I believe ownership is legal, but carrying of switchblades with blades 2" or longer on ones person, even on private property or in ones own home, is illegal Having a switchblade with a blade 2" or longer in the
- Anyone know the the make of the switch blade in Mission Impossible Dead . . .
I received a knife very similar to those from an uncle of mine He bought it in Japan in the 60's Those have a vintage Japanese switchblade vibe My knife my was confiscated by a State Trooper back 1986 So no picture
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