Knife laws of Indiana?
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it is all about concealing.  otherwise ok
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Deer antler swords and crescent knives
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Indiana recognizes all CCW permits, even from Canada. \n\nAlabama, Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont and Wyoming all recognize an Indiana CCW, although some of those do not honor Non-Resident Indiana CCW. See the link below for far more detail.
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It depends on the type of knife and where specifically in the state you are.  There are specific provisions of the state penal code that apply to having knives in public buildings, and on school and college campuses.  \n\nThe two main state laws that have to do with TYPES of knives are 12020 and 653(k) of the Penal Code.  The first outlaws certain types of knives, the second make possession of switchblade illegal.  Go to http://www.leginfo.ca.gov and do a search of "knife" or "knives" for other state laws.\n\nYou'll also want to search the County Code for LA County (and the Municipal Code for the city you are in) for additional restrictions.  Most cities and counties prohibit possession of a blade in public in excess of 4" regardless of location.  They may place additional restrictions if you are in a city park or attending a large gathering.\n\nA tip:  if you are ever asked by a police officer: "Why do you have this knife on you?"  Never, ever, say "for protection."  You should say something like "for utility purposes" or "it is a tool that I use when I need to cut something" or "for camping."
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Go to >>>>>    http://www.in.gov/ and Indiana is what you will get!~
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united states (indiana)
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The laws vary from state to state.  I would check with your local district attorney's office as to your options.
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Yes you do have to be older then 18 to buy a knife, but it does depend on what state you live in.
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try this:\n\nhttp://public.findlaw.com/library/state-laws.html
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More detail, please.\n\nHere -- which is Ottawa, Ontario -- there are some relatively recently introduced rules about buying knives, which I found out about a few years ago when I wondered about buying a good pocket knife for one of my little brothers -- not to encourage delinquency, but because he was doing the Boy Scout thing.\n\nAll I can remember from that is: you couldn't buy a knife if you were under 18. Given the benign 'Swiss Army' things I was looking at, very odd. I wasn't under 18, but -- if you're an older sister buying 'forbidden'  Xmas presents, that should be a bottle of booze, not something to whittle with...\n\nAnyway, your answer is partially here:\n\nhttp://www.torontopolice.on.ca/\n\nUnofficially, if it's a kid into camping, go nuts. I have, for example, never heard of any restriction on axes.\n\nThat said -- click on 'add details,'' please. What sort of pocket?
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Sorry, Indiana lifetime fishing licenses ended July 1, last year. \n\nhttp://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/licenses/lifelic.htm
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Technically, yes. You have the right to have it in your home. That's it. When you get a license, it's called a concealed carry permit. You cannot conceal a sword and therefore won't be permited to carry one.  But up on your wall at home is fine.  I had a friend who was walking from one house to another and had a sword in his coat.  He was stopped by the police and was charged with a concealed weapon.  He fought it and lost, so I would suggest against even taking it out of your home.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nNot that spud guns are legal here but, using carbide rocks and a little bit of water to create the gas, you can expect a low deep thud similar to a baseball bat hitting an empty 55 gallon drum. A nice deep thuuuud.\n\nEnjoy (but not if you live in New Jersey!)
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Selling Cutco Cutlery in Piedmont, North Dakota!!
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The answer varies from state to state, but most agree that you can carry a knife with a blade smaller than 6".  Most require that the blades are sheathed either in a sheath or folded into the handle.  They also outlaw spring-loaded knives, such as switchblades, and gravity knives in most places.\n\nHowever a Boy Scout carrying a multi-tool won't raise an eyebrow no matter how young he is.   It really depends on why you want to carry it.   If it is for work, there usually no problems.  If it's for defense there are slight problems.  If it is for criminal activity or for assaulting somebody, there are huge problems.\n\nThere also laws about where you can carry a knife.  Schools, banks and hospitals are usually off limits.
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The web address below is a map of the Physiographic Divisions of Indiana I hope it helps.\n\nThe second web address contains some information that may also be of use to you.It  has links that may give more detailed descriptions.
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well here in AUSTRALIA  it is against the law to carry any kind of a knife . and can go to jail for it. oh and remember people a knife does kill.\nyes i agree with you.\nstalker stalker.:~)