Videos tagged with Knife Laws

Marine X provides a practical EDC loadout for SHOT Show, emphasizing gear that balances utility, self-defense, and legal compliance across different states. The selection includes non-lethal options, reliable tools, and essential tech for content creation, all curated with a focus on functionality and adherence to regulations.

This YouTube video, titled "Are Switchblades Illegal?", delves into the legalities surrounding switchblade knives. While the title suggests a focus on these specific knives, the description reveals the content creator, Tony D2Wild, is heavily involved in 2A (Second Amendment) content across multiple YouTube channels and social media platforms, including one specifically dedicated to guns ('2Wild Guns'). The description also lists various social media links, merchandise, and ways to support the channel. The emphasis on 2A content suggests the video likely addresses the legal status of switchblades within the broader context of knife laws and potentially firearm rights.

This video explores five knives that often bypass security checks, emphasizing the importance of knowing local knife laws. It highlights the CRKT PUP (liner lock and slip joint versions), CRKT Twist Tease, Parachute 1911 Edition, and Corecraft Everyday Blade, detailing their materials, designs, and discreet nature. The presenter stresses that legality varies by location and advises viewers to verify their state and local regulations before carrying any knife.

The Yankee Marshal discusses various topics including knife carry recommendations, the impact of anti-gun ads on YouTube, and support for his channel through merchandise and Patreon. He emphasizes personal choice in EDC knife selection, considering legality and intended use, while also touching on firearm ownership and community support.

Colion Noir, an expert with 20 years of experience advocating for 2A rights, analyzes Australia's new knife ban following a machete attack. He argues that such bans, like previous gun control measures in Australia, do not address the root causes of violence but rather focus on controlling tools and expanding government power. Noir emphasizes the importance of vigilance against incremental restrictions on rights, warning that what starts with one tool can lead to further bans.

Mike Procin of Kronos Knives discusses the company's mission to provide quality, affordable knives and their commitment to fighting restrictive knife laws. He highlights that knife regulations can be more stringent than firearm regulations in some areas, and Kronos, alongside organizations like the American Knife and Tool Institute, is actively working to repeal or change laws like the Federal Switchblade Act and advocate for clearer carry laws.

Colion Noir critically examines UK knife laws, highlighting how easily accessible knives, even large ones, can be legally purchased and transported, contrasting this with the US 'people problem' narrative. He argues that banning objects is ineffective and that violence stems from individuals, not tools. The video also features the AKTI1 Blackout safety earbuds as essential hearing protection.

This video from Marine X outlines five common EDC mistakes to avoid. Key takeaways include the importance of proper organization and customization for ergonomics and habit formation, understanding local laws for items like knives, planning EDC based on specific daily needs and environments, avoiding underpriced gear that may fail, and not buying items solely based on popularity. The instructor emphasizes that thoughtful EDC choices enhance preparedness and personal safety.

This video highlights three everyday carry items that are illegal for average citizens in Canada: the Taurus GX4 handgun, the Tekto Badger OTF automatic knife, and the AR500 Phoenix backpack due to its ballistic panel. The speaker, a tactical gear reviewer, emphasizes the strict regulations in Canada regarding firearms and certain types of knives, suggesting manual folding knives as a legal alternative. The content serves as a crucial awareness piece for individuals considering carrying such items internationally or within Canada.

This YouTube video discusses the Anti-Switchblade Act and clarifies the legality of certain knives, primarily focusing on their commonality within civilian tactical and everyday carry (EDC) contexts. The title suggests an explanation of why these items are generally legal, despite potential restrictions.

This video discusses self-defense options for convicted felons who are prohibited from owning firearms. It clarifies that while firearm possession is restricted, fundamental self-defense laws remain unchanged. The discussion highlights the importance of checking local laws for potential restoration of Second Amendment rights and explores alternative self-defense tools like fists, bats, knives, and pepper spray, while noting potential restrictions on carrying certain items.

This Q&A episode from Ozzie Reviews covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Viewers ask about new products, concealed carry laws (duty to inform in the US), bullet types (lead), firearm design features (barrel fluting, skeletonization), legal aspects of knives and body armor, the ethics and practice of culling with firearms, the impact of geopolitical conflicts on firearm prices, political parties supporting gun rights, purchasing used firearms, muzzle brakes versus recoil pads, night vision versus thermal imaging, projectile recommendations for large pigs, ammunition shortages and delivery issues, specific powder shortages (ADI pistol powder), and thoughts on specific firearm models and accessories like the CZ455 Ticho and Victor Precision VP-25 magazines. The episode also mentions merchandise like caps, patches, and gun bags.