"If you get pulled over" Avoid this whenever possible. Keep your vehicle in good running condition, legal and drive like a sensible adult helps, that includes speeding folks

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

Ive been pulled over a dozen times or so in my life all from speeding...nothing crazy but going with traffic everyones speeding...

@tikkidaddy

2 жыл бұрын

Well yessir...that's just a ploy to make quotas and everybody knows that...I was more referring to separate from highway traffic

@BOOSTEDLASER

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover WHERE IN JERSEY DID YOU GROW UP?

@dumbidiot2698

2 жыл бұрын

@@BOOSTEDLASER wtf weirdo chill out

@andrewg7576

Жыл бұрын

Also, don't be a person of color.

The NY SCOTUS ruling applies to new jersey as well. So the process is changing! It's not a waste of time anymore

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

ok time will tell...

@MIL-STD

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover The above comment is correct. NYSRPA v. Bruen just overturned the "justifiable need" requirement several states have been using to prevent average citizens from getting CCW permits. We have been fighting this battle in NJ for years, in the state has finally bent the knee after this case. Average people can now apply in NJ. I submitted my application a week ago- I will be one of the first to get a permit. There is no residency requirement either... I'm very familiar with the process and happy to answer any questions.

@mrharleyguy2u

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover People are already getting their CCW in NJ now, due do the justifiable need removal from the decision of the Bruen case.

As a northern NJ boy I've always been so envious of PA CCW . Now Justice Thomas stood tall and I'm waiting for my CCW. I believe PA reciprocity is 20 bucks. Now we are a SHALL CARRY state!!! just like our PA brethren. HAZAH!! Great post, thank you Best wishes

Love the Voyager Vaquero! One of my favorite Cold Steels!

@gungrabber970

2 жыл бұрын

I've carried the original vaquero grande since '97 great knife!

I can't stand how unbelievably vague New Jersey's knife laws are!!!

@UnfazedPhoenix

6 ай бұрын

NJ laws are in dire need of correction in so many areas. In NJ if an intruder breaks into your home, you defend yourself, and the intruder is injured or killed - 8 times out of 10 the homeowner is more likely to get in trouble with the law then the intruder. It's absolute bs. Every state should be a stand your ground state in my opinion.

@ThomasConnolly

6 ай бұрын

​@Jen-kh2ge NJ law literally states, "New Jersey law prohibits the possession “without any explainable lawful purpose” of any “gravity knife, switchblade knife, dagger, dirk, stiletto, dangerous knife or ballistic knife.” Possession of a weapon in one’s home is arguably a “lawful purpose.” Pocket knives may be carried outside the home, except by one having unlawful intent or who possesses the knife for some unlawful purpose. Self-defense beyond the limits of one’s home is not a lawful purpose." The term "dangerous knife" is such a vague/grey area term, because literally any knife can be dangerous if the user has bad intentions🤔 So a prosecutor could argue that any knife you have is dangerous🤨 The term "Dangerous Knife needs to be removed from every NJ state Law!!!!

The worst part about New Jersey’s laws is that all weapons violations are felonies, including knives. If your traveling through that state, I’d be extremely cautious. Don’t bring a gun and if you’re carrying a knife make sure it’s a SAK or Leatherman and make sure you’re doing something like fishing or camping which normally fits the accepted “lawful purpose” standards.

@SevereTstormFan

Жыл бұрын

If you want to use fishing as an excuse for having a knife in NJ you better have a fishing license on you too, otherwise police could say you aren’t legally allowed to be fishing.

@garyp1930

7 ай бұрын

how about work

@UnfazedPhoenix

6 ай бұрын

NJ self defense laws are utter bs. If someone breaks into your home in NJ, you defend yourself, and the intruder is injured or killed - 8 times out of 10 - the home owner is the one who gets in trouble with the law MORE than the intruder. I would love to move to PA but my parents are elderly and it's just not in the cards right now.

I'm from New Jersey I've been here my whole life it's almost impossible to get a CCW permit here the only people that get them basically are people that work for armored truck services (i only know this bc my ex's father worked for an armored truck service and he got his CCW permit through them and it got immediately revoked as soon as he retired.) But from what I've been hearing since the concealed carry thing that went to Supreme Court for New York got overturned it's supposedly gonna make it easier To get a permit For an average person hopefully sooner than later.

I live near the CT state line. You're correct about needing a class, but you can take it in PA. The local shops often offer an all day class which satisfies the requirements for CT, MA, and a few other states. I'm sure there are similar offerings near you.

Why obey the law when anyone who tries to harm you isn't going to be?

@codeandcoffee6672

9 ай бұрын

That’s the grey area. Any illegal weapon would be considered legal if you used it in a justifiable self defense situation. If someone tries to shoot you, and you use an illegal knife on them chances are you won’t be charged. If someone tries to fist fight you, and you use a legal gun on them…. You will probably be charged even though the gun is legal. You have to pick and choose your self defense because you can become the attacker real easy if you use lethal force.

Nice... I conceal EDC a voyager XL, tanto plain edge. I'm in CA, this is legal so long as I don't use it threateningly/illegaly. So keep it concealed, and run like hell away if at all possible. Thanks for posting this Jeff!!

@nikosfilipino

Жыл бұрын

ayyye same here. I edc the fully serrated XL in my backpack to work

Thanks to SCOTUS, NJ now must allow ccw for all of its citizens, but this Governor is doing everything in his power to make it difficult some of the laws he recently passed are 1-must have three character reference letters, to be reviewed by a judge 2-have to take a training course 3- shooting score > 70% and some other odd ball laws as well like you can't walk on private property without the owners prior permission to do so with the firearm, and so on.. I have a friend in law enforcement who said to wait because all these crazy laws created to make the process difficult, will be thrown out once it goes through the courts. STAY IN PA! GET OUT OF NJ!!

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

the voyager vaquero is a solid choice, it’s my go-to road trip knife

NJ does have that weird thing about "explainable lawful purpose" where if you have a reasonable intention for a knife you are allowed to carry it - got out of a potential charge because I was on my way to go fishing carrying an automatic knife. I said was so I could use the knife one-handed (which is true!)

@undergroundexplorer8378

2 жыл бұрын

You actually can own autos, balisongs, gravity knives, daggers, etc. as a collector in New Jersey. They seem to be okay where collectors are concerned. Carrying those things is where it can get dicey. Nice that a cop accepted you carrying an auto as a one hand tool!

@neuroplasticity

Жыл бұрын

@@undergroundexplorer8378 Yup I've had cops come in my room with a 25inch machete hanging on my wall, a standard GI combat knife which is pretty big, and two necklace mini tantos just hanging on the wall and didn't give a shit.

I carry what I want , keep it low key and play the odds.

I live in NJ, been here my whole life. The knife laws suck here as Jeff just showed. But he’s right, if your minding your business there’s no problem with cops randomly asking you what your carrying. But due to the potential fender bender, or random stop, I will not carry a knife that looks aggresive or big. Leave the modern folders and locking blades at home. The knives I carry are grandfatherly looking slip joints like Case sodbuster Jr., stockman, trappers, and a swiss army alox pioneer. If I’m fishing or hiking really close to home, I may carry my buck 110, or mini-griptillian.

I have that exact CS ...Its purpose is to cut stuff which it does quite well...meat included. Easier to sharpen and hone than VG1. IF you are cutting meat it is easy to keep a good grip, easy to clean as well😂

I was just in Atlantic City. Had a crkt minimalist katana and a crkt M16 with me. Had no idea they had dumb knife laws. Definitely left the side arms in Pennsylvania. It would be cool to link up with you sometime. I'm near Harrisburg.

I live in New Jersey and work for a supermarket and Carry pocket knives every day and I have never been stopped or asked if I carry anything if I was I would say I use it at work as a box cutter

The jersey laws are worded so that they can arrest you on the spot at any point in time it’s not just the knife laws. Stay away from jersey. Just say I’m going fishing hiking camping all activities that give you a lawful reason to have your knife.

Here is a funny little law in Queensland Australia. "a person may carry a knife as an accessory while playing in a pipe band" No idea why but that's hilarious.

@kevinmorrice

2 жыл бұрын

That would be referring to a scian dugh

@nathancallcott7749

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevinmorrice cool. But I thought that was only used to trim the pubes so they didn't hang down below the skirt 👀

@tonyrome655

2 жыл бұрын

Traditional Scottish dress includes a dagger in the sock.

I can carry anything, open or concealed, better to be concealed so granny ain’t calling the cops, I carry a gentleman’s knife semi concealed with a clip on my pocket

Wink wink. Darn you caught me…..

Basically the law in NJ about knives says, "If you have a knife on you outside your home, and we catch you, we'll decide how much trouble you're in." In other words, they leave it wide open to charge you with a knife offense. A folding Swiss Army knife might not even escape their discretion.

I live in NJ and I almost got a 1st degree fellony for a microtech ultratech all during a traffic stop

I live in Maryland which has good knife law. The only things I can't carry are gravity knives or switchblades. I have yet to encounter a cop while carrying an automatic though. They could interpret it as a "switchblade." Also, it must be nice not to have to worry about police contact on the daily.

I carry a recon 1 no matter where I go. No laws are ever going to stop me.

@nwmi23

2 жыл бұрын

Great knife, I just purchased it two weeks ago.

@Macgyver46

2 жыл бұрын

@@nwmi23 I have the old CTS XHP blade steel and it's the hardest use tool I own.

@nwmi23

2 жыл бұрын

@@Macgyver46 nice! I heard that's the best version of this knife. I love Cold Steel, I have a bunch of their folders.

That Vaquero is my EDC carry.

@gungrabber970

2 жыл бұрын

Same... Basically. Original vaquero grande 😎

michigan has a similar phrasing on the purpose of why youre carrying a folder over 3 inches, my reasoning has always been its for daily tasks and i have large hands. even carrying a bigger cold steel, i just like big knives for fun and if i hit a deer which is reasonably common i might need something to put it out of its misery.

Another piece of advice as someone who lives in NJ - never consent to a search of your vehicle. Be polite don't become argumentative, but if a cop asks "can I search your vehicle, do I have your permission to search the vehicle, do you mind if I take a look in the car" any variation of that "I'm sorry officer but I have to respectfully decline" no matter what they say after that keep repeating that statement. If they're asking to search the vehicle- they most likely don't have a reason/probable cause and giving them consent opens you up to trouble. They might wind up searching it anyway don't worry. Like he said in the video, if things start happening out of your control, don't resist, be respectful. But people need to know you have the right to decline permission to search your vehicle. This also applies to your home. Keep what you say to a minimum until you get a lawyer with you. I'm not stating any opinion on cops overall. There are so many amazing officers, and there are also bad officers. Know the laws where you live, your rights, and do not resist.

Also blade length is for people under the age of 18 not adults in New Jersey

You ought to see Delaware...strange little state with strange laws. Moving from Texas to tiny little Delly (bordered by PA, NJ and MD) I did some study of the laws before I started brandishing stuff. The knife laws are really odd. Of course, as usual, balisongs, switchblades and gravity knives, as well as throwing stars are prohibited. You can carry a knife in your pocket (that counts as concealed) if the blade is 3 inches or less. You can carry anything bigger up to that "dangerous weapons" qualification as long as you open carry it. The gun laws are just as weird and stringent. You cannot use any archery, airsoft, paintball, airgun including BB (.177) gun or slingshot, within 100 yards of a permanent structure unless it's an archery club, paintball or airsoft field or controlled shooting range designated for such a purpose. By the strict letter of the law even Nerf guns are questionable. However, you can open carry a firearm with no problem. You can concealed carry, but it's hard to get that permit. So there's this bizarre thing where you can't use projectile guns and toys in public but you can openly carry a gun. You can carry a honking big knife like your vaquero, but it has to be where everyone can see it.

Gun charges carry five years. Also your story I’ve heard them to a woman came to jersey from Delaware she was charged with a ton of nonsense it all stuck she got 10 years. Jersey is horrible for gun owners. My dad finally got his jersey carry permit it took a ridiculous amount of time and almost impossible limit of getting proper paperwork. Jersey has no self defense laws my experience with New Jersey state police told me I’m not aloud to protect myself. In the state of New Jersey point blank you are 100% guilty unless you have enough money then you can do whatever you want.

With the NYSRPA v. Bruen decision, I actually wonder how that affects the "lawful purpose" clause. I'm not a lawyer, but in light of it, I believe that the possession laws are unenforceable because self-defense is a lawful purpose unto itself under the second amendment. So, you should expect a legal battle if caught with a non-firearm weapon that breaks the laws, but assuming you have a good lawyer, deep pockets, and a lot of time because you know NJ won't go down without kicking and screaming, you should eventually win to have the laws struck down and charges dismissed. Once such a case happens, NJ will be forced to either allow the permit-less carry of non-handgun weapons or regulate permits to carry them as they do with handguns under a shall-issue regime.

I want that pill box, the even smaller model your talking about sounds even more appealing is it the same shape/format? How many regular Tylenol pills would u say it holds?

Hey Jeff who makes that leather pouch thing you have light n pen in. I have one similar but that one looks way more compact for what I need. Thanks in advance

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

I honestly forgot who makes this one I have a few different ones

Forget about the 2nd amendment in NJ when it comes to law enforcement. I've lived here 43yrs my entire life. I've had 3 friends get traffic stopped and arrested for having pocket knives. You'll never get a concealed gun carry permit unless your best friend is a Judge or some corrupt politician. Good luck getting a handgun permit period as you'll need to wait forever and possibly explain yourself to your local chief of police and God forbid you mention self defense that's an instant disqualification. My friends who served for the military and saw combat can not even get handgun permits.

Do you ever travel to Maryland Jeff? Wanted to know if they accept Pennsylvania carry permits there.

Hey are italian stiletto switchblades legal to carry in new jersey?

I'm in the process of getting my CCW permit in NJ as we speak..We can do it now

There's no blade length limit here in pa I have carry EDC those voyager XL serated loved them

I had a cherry Spyderco Spyderfly original taken from me by the 5-0 in Michigan unfortunately when I was much younger and deservedly copped a DUI. :( to me and :( to the loss.

Where do we get that article you were showing in the video ?

what neck knife did u have .. who makes it

I can't believe that state laws supercede federal laws. I live in Podunk Indiana currently and even though I have had a gun license for years now...since last month they basically mean nothing because Indiana made carrying without license legal. All knives are legal in Indiana except ballistic knives which I think are illegal everywhere and for some stupid reason Chinese throwing stars😄 Anyways...a person without a felony or violent charge or psychological problems shouldn't be stopped from being given a gun license because of the second amendment😐 Self defense IS a good reason. And knife laws are completely ignorant. I had the pigs take my $150. Knife away in West Virginia when I was passing through😐 I'm fairly certain because the pig in general wanted it because he kept playing with it. I didn't argue , because I wasn't prepared to get arrested and be stuck in West Virginia overnight or a few days...whatever. But yeah....laws are designed to favor the police and government especially state laws and that should be stopped.

Awesome video,very informative.The crazy thing is that now in 2023 i've read that Ny & NYC state that legal knife carry is 4inches long and must be concealed, no open carry.But on top of that in Ny state the 4 inch blade is the same but it has to be a fixed blade no folder knife and, also not allowed to own folders or machetes or anything over the 4 inch mark at homeor kept at home inside where it is kept safe and away from harm and only used for personal use.Also compression locks on the knife are considered gravity knife which makes it illegal to carry, on top of that then it gets twisted and says all knives that locks is considered gravity knives. What is going on? I dont know,this is ludacris.Any knowledge on the subject for NY & Nyc knife laws in 2023? Thanks.

Philadelphia knife carry law is similar to NJ in my understanding ..illegal except trade or profession. It's fairly easy to get a LCF but you could technically be fined/ arrested for a Swiss army while legally carrying a firearm.

Love the vaquero

“Dangerous knife” likely is defined in NJ statute. In my state these terms that appear to be very loose at first glance are in fact very specific and defined within the title that the law is contained within.

@mediascribble

10 ай бұрын

I think "dangerous" knife is a part of the law that includes behavior and/or action taken while in a possession of a knife. The other names are specific, and not allowed under any circumstance, but dangerous involves the activity you were engaged in while in possession of a knife. A penknife on a fishing trip is legal, but robbing a bank with one it might be considered a dangerous weapon no matter what kind it is.

Did you wear the neck knife under your shirt? Fixed blades are illegal to carry in NJ and a cop would definitely give you a hard time if they saw you walking around with that around your neck. This state sucks

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

open carry no issues passed by at least 1 cops I noticed. I didnt read anything about fixed blades being prohibited...If a cop told you that I would talk to a lawyer to see what they think..

If defending your own life isn’t a good enough reason to carry knives etc… in a state, that state does not value your life as a tax paying, law abiding citizen. Fact.

@nobodycares9778

2 жыл бұрын

Stating something as a fact by saying "fact" at the end doesn't make it a fact. Fact.

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

yet 9 million people still reside there and dont care lol, MOST people dont give a crap about knives they think theur are weapons...forgetting they all use them to prepare dinner...

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

@@nobodycares9778 did you know facts are not permanent? something can be fact until they change it and society as a whole agrees then thats a new fact, thats how science works lol its fact until they realize they were wrong then the new fact is fact...

@nobodycares9778

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover this is a total non sequitur

i got the serman brand wallet its just like that one

Don't bring that "pill box" here in Kentucky..... That will get you in a legal mess.... NO pills are allowed to be carried in anything but there original container.

Best thing I have ever done was leave new jersey

Every state should be a stand your ground state in my opinion. The law is completely backwards in terms of defending yourself in NJ.

What the cops came up to and they said, let me check your pockets you kept just say

Jeff do you still have the Cold Steel X2 Voyager I sent you years ago🤔

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

sure do :) and it gets carried a lot when im out of PA

So, a reasonable explanation is that you're exercising your right to bear arms then right?

Now that a knife voyager 5 and a half plain edge

With regards abiding by the laws: In theory, I would agree with you. But, having been assaulted in public (in the UK) about 18 months ago, and the police doing nothing beyond interviewing the person (because, despite the other person starting the altercation and head-butting me, when interviewed, they claimed 'self-defence' (in a situation which *they* initiated and escalated) my opinion was rather radically shifted by the awareness that I am my own First Responder, and now, I will never again allow myself to be in the situation of someone putting hands on me without them coming off worse for doing so. Given that laws are only followed by the law-abiding, automatically puts the law-abiding person at a disadvantage. I absolutely hate the fact that, living in the UK, I don't have the Constitution protecting my rights, namely, the right to 'be secure in my person', and 'the right to keep and bear arms'. As an American, you have those rights. Well, *everyone has* that right, but America has a Constitution protecting them... Whatever laws Jersey passes, they do not supersede the Constitution - the Constitution supersedes them. The second amendment clearly states 'shall not be infringed'. That, is about as clear, and as simple a statement as is possible. And, any kind of law which restricts or bans what weapons you may choose to carry to feel secure in your person, are an infringement of the second amendment, thus you are under no obligation to be bound by them. If that guy at the mall last week had not ignored the mall's policy and not had his gun with him, other people would have died. By exercising his second amendment right, regardless of what anti-gun screechers and lobbyists may say; he saved lives. Regardless what President Biden says, when the Constitution was written, anyone was able to own a cannon. One guy, who was in shipping, apparently wrote to Franklin or Jefferson (I forget which) and asked if he could arm his merchant ships with cannon in order to defend themselves against piracy. The answer (translated into the modern vernacular) 'Go for it, buddy!!!' So ignore President Biden on the topic, follow the Constitution... As you quite rightly said, as long as one conducts oneself in a reasonable manner, one is not going to be even noticed, let alone searched by police. Don't let fear of a state law, not only infringe upon your right to keep and bear arms, but also put you at a disadvantage to any lawbreaker, who will simply carry whatever they want regardless of how many laws are drafted. You have the Constitutional right to be secure, so Be Secure 👍👍👍👍 * [Edit to add] * Pocket clips: Never *EVER* use them. It is only a visible indication that you are carrying a blade. Just put it in your pocket. Better yet, remove the clip from the scale so you can't be tempted, or, carry a knife without a clip, such as a Swiss Army Knife. The great thing about Swiss Army Knives, in addition to no clip, they have other things on them besides the blade, so much easier to justify carrying one 'as a tool', than a mere blade...

I want to get the automatic 110 buck knife but noooooo

funny as the reason I carry is self defense from dogs. been bitten a few times in my life so I train in dog control and defense.

NEPA gang

ah you're from the milford/matamoras region.

nj very strict on knives i love to carry my knife but still i dont want to get in trouble

A New Jersey CCW means three "reputable" people vouch that you have not lied on the form which is only accepted in triplicate and notarized then off to a third party to get fingerprinted and get four passport photos as the police don't do this anymore then you must pay 150 dollars for the first gun and 50 dollars for a second gun which would be the only guns that the license would cover. Then after all that you must take a training course of classes and a 50 round target test of which 10 misses means you failed start over .The same process needs to be repeated every two years forever. Easy Peasy we are finally free!

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

lol, is that for CCW or just to own a gun in your NJ home?

@klaustrumputin-trudeau4142

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover That is for concealed carry for the home pistol there is two people to vouch and in both cases they can be family members according to the police themselves because I called them after the Supreme Court ruling to see if anything changed. It hasn't.

Laws usually only have a purpose when money and proper representation is in play ,other then that you are most likely shafted in the end

Wanna know some funny Jeff I live in Texas and my I gave my brother in law a knife for work he works in construction and he carried it for 5 days then his boss saw him use it and said hey it’s over the limit and said you can’t carry that no more it was only 4 and 5/8

What happens if you were “illegally” carrying a weapon in a state where its not allowed and then you used said weapon to act in self defense?

@shane6154

2 жыл бұрын

There is a saying... "Better to be Judged by 12 than carried by 6". Basically if you were illegally carrying and had to use it in self defense then its worth whatever the legal troubles are because you still have your life. Also the latest Bruen Supreme Court decision is destroying most of these draconian carry laws. In MD for example (just like Jersey), we are now Shall Issue. Still need to do a 16 hour course (which is incredibly expensive) but now you WILL get a permit just for self defense. No one wants to be a test case but the law is a lot more on "our" side than it used to be. Regardless of what you personally think of the last administration, you should at least be thankful for their Supreme Court selections because we are getting some historic 2A decisions...

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing bad IF you really were using it in self defense and you could have and probably would have died if you didnt...BUT know what self defense means...

My goal is to leave Jersey buy a property somewhere with American freedom. America first !!!

I use my knife for everything but would normally just explain that it's for work

Laws are funny. Weapons are allowed for security police for self-defense.

Knives are tools not weapons. You NEVER carry a knife for self defense. As soon as you carry a knife for self defense it becomes a premeditated act of violence and the knife is then considered a weapon.

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

the same could be said about guns but people only talk about knives being tools where guns are weapons? lol nothing is a weapon unless you hurt someone with it...

@robertmiller2831

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover yes, but you can get a permit to conceal carry a firearm, you can’t for a knife. In Ohio we now have constitutional carry so any fool can carry a gun for “self defense”, but knives are not covered by that. So if I now carry and conceal(in my pocket) a SAK for self defense I am concealing a deadly weapons and I am off to jail by my own testimony.

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertmiller2831 In some states the CCW is not just for guns its for concealed knives as well...Society doesn't see knives as weapons inside the house but society states you dont need one outside the home, thats the direct were going, a hundred plus years ago both men and women carried knives daily becasue they were effective handy tools...ps id carry a gun and suggest anyone who can legally do so do just that as guns are way easier to use for self defense, knives are more deadly going up against a gun up close but only in a trained hand...

@robertmiller2831

2 жыл бұрын

@@cutlerylover that is also why if you have a baseball bat in your car you should keep a ball and glove as well. Helps your lawyer out immensely.

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertmiller2831 I rely on guns for defense, either im getting asway and not fighting at all avoiding the situation completely OR if I feel my life is in danger im shooting to kill...I wouldn't use a bat or a knife if I can avoid it...having a glove and ball doesnt mean anything depending on the situation you can have a legit reason for the bat to be in there but not why you went into your trunk to get it as apposed to ran away to avoid conflict...remember self defense is using equal force to prevent personal injury...guy wants to punch you and you get a bat your not only not trying to get away your escalating the situation and if a guy has a gun or a knife and you go get your bat although your defending yourself with equal force a judge or jury will question why you didnt try to leave? every situation is different...Some states have castle doctrine and stand your ground laws which can change the situation as well in what your allowed to legally do to defend yourself...

👍.

I absolutely hate the arbitrary laws surrounding knives... I can carry a 7.5in Espada XL in California, but ANY otf over 2 inches is absolutely FORBIDDEN, idk about you, but I'd rather deal with a guy who has an ultratech than someone with the Rajah2 or Espada XL... sigh.

Dude that thing w your fingers drives me nuts. People here say a blade has to be smaller than the palm of your hand so you can’t pierce organs…. Our state has no blade length restriction btw lol just that word of mouth none sense

What kind of wallet is that?

@kyle-mb1ij

2 жыл бұрын

Check out his recent videos he has a whole video on it :)

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

I just did a video on it its made by kingsloot called the hybrid

Cop’s should be supported but can’t be trusted. I’ve only had good experiences but my family has had bad experiences. I do understand the need for law enforcement but sometimes they (bad apples) fuck up the image of police.

be carful with the cops some of them are very anxiety like

Around the @12:05 mark your giving sort of false information...? Actual lawyers have posted on KZread about how " the law" measures "blade length" and not 1 lawyer has been able to get a prosecutor (the state) to give a clear legal answer on how a "blade" is measured. Some states will measure just the sharpened edge some states have said it's total length from the tip to where the blade metal ends past the pivot i:e you might have a 4inch sharpened edge but there is an additional 1/2 inch blade material in the handle and have prosecuted for an over length knife.... There's a prosecutor out there that will measure the full length of that fixed blade since there is no "hard stop" from sharpened edge to handle.

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

This isnt legal advice ;) Plus not a single lawyer making videos can 1st off prove their are a lawyer you just have to "believe them" as they dont show their credentials on video but then have to assume they have read all knife related court cases across the us for the last few decades, which is unreasonable they can only go by the cases they studied or were part of themsevles...one case showed a specific part of the knife to be the blade and thats completely wrong in an unrelated case of the same situation...people have been tried for the exact same thing and some found guilty and some found innocent just depends on the judge location everyone's m0od the person in question ect...Plus on many knives onmce the blade penetrates flesh it cna go way past the end of it and the handle can go inside the wound as well allowing the blade to penetrate further than its own length, which is something lese id argue if I was in court...so blade length is negatable unless the entire knifes length is less than the blade length allowed in that state...MOST knives being talked about in court are used by criminals or carried by someone committing a crime, its rare an innocent person has to defend their knife in court outside of a self defense case...and even then half the people, who use knives to defend themselves dont realize they are legally allowed to do it in that situation anyway...

I don’t like getting political but these blue majority states are out of control

@Zackmorris689

8 күн бұрын

Exactly I lived in NYC during the early 90s people used to carry any knife you can think of I carried a folding knife just like that

Ahh at least some Americans live under the same tyranny that us Aussie have to put up with! Granted self defence in the home with a knife is still a no! So just a little bit worse here haha

@Squizziles

2 жыл бұрын

Ps the curve in the handle is to aid in thrusting, the curve allows better transfer of force because it helps to keep the blade in line with your arm! You may have already known this you may not but someone may learn something haha

Religious purpose is a good reason

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Why in the world would you need two guns?

I never knew how people can sharpen recurves i know it has to be with a rod but still seems tricky

Try living in California

@decal1751

2 жыл бұрын

Hell no!! 🤷‍♂️😤

@kyle-mb1ij

2 жыл бұрын

Nobody has guns or weapons in California. They are illegal ;) ;) ;)

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

lol, well at least most of the state is beautiful :)

So I’m in nj I have my carry permit so I can carry a firearm but god forbid I carry I knife lol I hate nj

Why dont you invent an app that warns you (or tells you) that you've crossed a border, (if it takes off, don't forget me 😁)

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

great idea but Im not that tech savvy...

I got a multi tool with a knife and also carry a box cutter. U can’t stop me democrats

SPOILER ALERT: Every prohibitive knife law that is still currently on the books in New Jersey completely violates the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution. For anyone who disagrees with the above statement, feel free to contact (I did once via email; it is listed on his personal website.) Eugene Volokh with your questions, and he will most likely reply back to you promptly. In case you are wondering, Eugene Volokh is a man who just happens to be a renowned American legal scholar and constitutional law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.

This is a very privileged WASP perspective.

2 much ranting not to the point of New Jersey’s knife laws

@cutlerylover

Жыл бұрын

if you came to this video to learn about new jersey knife laws your using the internet wrong lol, google it and get your answer in 5 seconds...in fact NO youtube video will be faster source info than just googling it or asking siri or alexa ect...

Grandma's body is in Jersey, but she isn't.🤔

@cutlerylover

2 жыл бұрын

im not sure what you mean?

Man...this guy just likes to hear himself talk.