Actually it looks like this
But I've realized since i posted my question that I'd rather have a drop point, which I'm more sure is legal. Thanks for the responses, as i would still be curious to know if the tanto is ok.
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- Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:50 am
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Pocket Knives - Are Tanto Blades legal?
Hi,
I'm interested in getting a pocket knife to carry in addition to my pistol. I understand that blades in Texas can't be longer than 5.5", must not be double sided, and must not be "switch blades".
The knife I'm interested in purchasing has a 3.5" folding "Tanto" blade. This means the first inch of the blade closest to the tip is double sided, but not the whole thing. It also has an "assisted opening mechanism", in other words a button you can push to unfold the blade.
Would this be legal? I'm in Austin if city ordinances come into play. Thanks!
I'm interested in getting a pocket knife to carry in addition to my pistol. I understand that blades in Texas can't be longer than 5.5", must not be double sided, and must not be "switch blades".
The knife I'm interested in purchasing has a 3.5" folding "Tanto" blade. This means the first inch of the blade closest to the tip is double sided, but not the whole thing. It also has an "assisted opening mechanism", in other words a button you can push to unfold the blade.
Would this be legal? I'm in Austin if city ordinances come into play. Thanks!