Illegal to carry, I understand. But I took the bolded part I quoted to say that they were illegal to even possess, which made it seem illogical that a store would be able to sell them (or even have them in inventory).Flightmare wrote:I believe they sell bowie knives as well, but until the September 1st law takes place, they are illegal to carry.Soccerdad1995 wrote:Are you sure about this? They sell them at Academy.LucasMcCain wrote:Throwing knives are currently illegal in Texas. I think they will be legal September 1st under the new knife laws.
As someone who has taken the time to learn to throw knives pretty well, I can tell you that it takes a great deal of practice and is still not something you would want to rely on for self defense, even once you get pretty proficient. A lot of it comes down to judging distance to target, and a moving target, particularly moving toward you, would be very hard to hit reliably.
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- Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:15 am
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- Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:14 am
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At the risk of going off on a tangent, I agree with you. But the problem is that in my family I am merely one of two joint rulers. And I suspect that I may be a bit of a figurehead while my wife has all the real power.Lynyrd wrote:I didn't get to do everything I wanted to as a kid, and it was actually good for me.Soccerdad1995 wrote:And the kids really like this particular theater.
To quote a movie "Yes, the man is the head of the family, but the woman is the neck. And the neck can move the head any way it wants."
- Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:10 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Are you sure about this? They sell them at Academy.LucasMcCain wrote:Throwing knives are currently illegal in Texas. I think they will be legal September 1st under the new knife laws.
As someone who has taken the time to learn to throw knives pretty well, I can tell you that it takes a great deal of practice and is still not something you would want to rely on for self defense, even once you get pretty proficient. A lot of it comes down to judging distance to target, and a moving target, particularly moving toward you, would be very hard to hit reliably.
- Thu Jul 06, 2017 12:01 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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The new owners are Regal Cinemas, so probably not worth the effort. But I will probably send them an e-mail. In the mean time, the last two movies were at a different theater that does not have any 30.06 signage.Bitter Clinger wrote:Any thought to contacting the new owners in an attempt to educate them as to why their posting of 30.06 is not a good idea?Soccerdad1995 wrote:I am trying to get creative here. A local movie theater has recently changed ownership and the new owners posted 30.06 signage (old owners just had 30.07). I'm thinking they might want to look in a computer bag for food and whatnot so my Sub 2000 might not work. And the kids really like this particular theater.
Is it legal to possess throwing knives and / or throwing spikes in Texas if I am not carrying a handgun with my LTC?
Is it possible to learn to use these effectively for typical SD distances inside a theater (approx. 25 yards max)?
I could just rely on my EDC knife (not thowing), but the seats close to the entrances are not the best.
- Mon Jul 03, 2017 12:50 pm
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Throwing knives / Spikes
I am trying to get creative here. A local movie theater has recently changed ownership and the new owners posted 30.06 signage (old owners just had 30.07). I'm thinking they might want to look in a computer bag for food and whatnot so my Sub 2000 might not work. And the kids really like this particular theater.
Is it legal to possess throwing knives and / or throwing spikes in Texas if I am not carrying a handgun with my LTC?
Is it possible to learn to use these effectively for typical SD distances inside a theater (approx. 25 yards max)?
I could just rely on my EDC knife (not thowing), but the seats close to the entrances are not the best.
Is it legal to possess throwing knives and / or throwing spikes in Texas if I am not carrying a handgun with my LTC?
Is it possible to learn to use these effectively for typical SD distances inside a theater (approx. 25 yards max)?
I could just rely on my EDC knife (not thowing), but the seats close to the entrances are not the best.