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

I heard this silencer was good

I’m on one of those states and what’s written isn’t completely accurate. We can’t purchase new magazines over 10 rounds. We can carry with more than 10 if it’s an older magazine.

Long story short I will buy anyone’s old u notch glocks magazines for double the price of a new one 😏

Lol nice

@mr fibsh Needs to be under 3 inches

Below three inches

Basically where the handle ends —> tip of the blade.