would rate 5/5 if it would not have that annoying branding

i have to use force

to get it in

@Laasti the seller's name is "DL Trading Ltd NO1" on Ali, can't find this particular knife anymore though

There should be others I guess

only other - i can think of now is that that plastic "case" will break quite fast

did not test its durability just yet

Knife's condition was great on arrival tho

@Meidi does it stick together or does it fall apart

@Laasti do u hold ur karambit when u run to school

@Laasti sticks very well at first but gets loose over time if you flip it a lot/aggressively, gotta tighten it up

that's not sharp right?

and no i don't, that's illegal

Sharp

well i'm guessing ali deleted it

idk can they do that

i mean sell sharp ones

fidget spinner in one hand, cs rainbow knife in the other + "Be Patient With Me, I Have Autism" Cap

i need that cap xd

Pretty sure they can, a lot of other knives on Ali

It's just that your country's customs can decline the package

>no i don't, that's illegal
>asks for a link to an illegal knife
wew

they're not illegal to own

too much underage for today already

illegal to carry in public places

they are in 90% of all countries, 99% of all civilised ones

pretty sure not illegal to own, just illegal to carry

prove me wrong. on the top of my head I only know of Austria in Europe

e.g. UK: 'technically' it is not illegal to own it, but aquiring/importing/getting your hands on one is, so pretty much still illegal

well i can't find anything that'd specifically ban them

which country?

finland

they dont ban those i think

i looked through tulli page

only automatic knifes

iirc

finland loves guns

the whole civilized world doesn't have guns is bullshit, plenty of countries in Europe have relaxed gun laws. people just don't shoot each other or carry them in nightclubs/

you got me there, then. Only spring knifes are special subject in finnish knife law as it seems

@JHWH in england they ban kitchen knives too, that country doesn't count

in most of the countries after exams and examinations you're free to own one. some allow carrying, some not.