nono that was a huh as in interesting

Bump stocks just make it easier.

not confusion

lol

okay understandable thanks

A bump stock basically just used the kinetic energy the gun produced when fired to push the weapon into the stock (it has a spring to push it back) and the stock pushes the weapon forward again, thus pushing the now armed trigger/hammer back into your finger causing the weapon to fire again

Repeat for 30 rounds

Etc

oh interesting

Yo I just picked up some steel cased 223 for 15 bucks

20 rounds for 15

75¢ for steel? Oof

Hey I got a few questions, what kind of knife can I carry and how long the blade needs to be ?

The length of a knife that you can carry for self-defense will greatly depend on your state. Tennessee for instance has zero knife laws but I know many do.

Well I live in puerto rico lol

This is really old but the only other link I found was in Spanish and had lots of dead links.

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/carry-law-in-puerto-rico-mainly-san-juan.164521/

In general, if you're carrying a knife for self-defense longer is better so that you can reach vital organs but then you have to worry about legality of having a long knife and what kind of blade you're allowed to have.

Ok

I have a manual switch blade that less than 4 inch, I read the law and it states that I can use a blade that's less than 4 inch

So that's why I'm asking

@Kaladin @Deleted User If it can’t handle the steel, it doesn’t deserve the brass.

As the saying goes.

@mr fibsh Depends, what state/providence do you live in?

Oh, Puerto rico

Yeah

Ok so forget carrying any fixed blades unless for a art, sport, profession, occupation or trade.

Mine is folded

No folding knives with blades less than 3 inches

Tang to the tip of the blade

For measurement

What's a tang ?

The part of the knife that goes in the handle

Oh ok

I measured it

It's a 3 /4.8 inch

In other words , it's less than 4 inch

The carpenter in me just died

3 4/8 inc

4/8= 1 half

1/2