Our interpretation of the various laws, regulations and restrictions pertaining to survival, self-reliance and self defense. Please note that we are not lawyers, and this is NOT legal advice.
The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed Any knife except one with integral knuckle guard(s) Legal Knives in New Hampshire Dirks Daggers Switchblades/automatics Butterfly knives Bowies Stilettos Machetes Throwing stars Gravity knives Assisted opening knives New Hampshire Knife Law Overview New Hampshire is a bastion of sanity in the wilds of government-run-amok that is …
Colorado: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Residential and commercial buildings, land, vehicles. Crime Class: Felony, misdemeanor or petty offense depending on degree. Fencing Required?: No, but trespassing past fencing and other obstructions to entry constitutes a more severe offense. Signage Required? No. Verbal Notice Required? No. Colorado Trespassing Law Overview Compared to some …
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Arizona: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Structures, dwellings, vehicles, enclosed/fenced land Crime Class: Misdemeanor or Felony Fencing Required? Yes, for land. Signage Required? Yes, if no verbal notice given. Verbal Notice Required? Not required in some instances. Arizona Trespassing Law Overview Arizona trespass law is interesting. It makes no accommodation for unfenced or …
Legal to Open Carry Any non-switchblade with a blade of 4” or less Any switchblade with a blade of 1 ½” or less Legal to Carry Concealed Any non-switchblade with a blade of 4” or less Any switchblade with a blade of 1 ½” or less Notes: Assisted opening knives likely fit definition of switchblade …
The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed: Any knife of any kind except a machete Nevada Knife Law Overview Nevada is a state with extremely knife friendly laws; you can carry almost any kind of knife you want, any length, any style, any action, concealed or openly, and take them almost anywhere. What a …
The Essentials Illegal to Possess on Person or in Vehicle: Dagger Dirk Stiletto Double-edged knife Ballistic knife Any automatic knife with blade over 1 ½” Any device which allows folding knife to be drawn with blade locked in place Massachusetts Knife Law Overview Massachusetts lives up to its “paragon of nanny states” reputation when it …
Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Structures, dwellings, vehicles, undeveloped land. Crime Class: Misdemeanor; felony if offender has multiple prior trespassing convictions. Fencing Required? Depends on property. Signage Required? No, if verbal or mailed notice given. Verbal Notice Required? No, if signage posted. Arkansas Trespassing Law Overview Arkansas’ statutes on trespassing are noticeable for …
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The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly Any knife except a ballistic knife Legal to Carry Concealed: Any knife except a ballistic knife that has a blade of 3 ½” or shorter Illegal to Own: Ballistic knife, Throwing Stars (possessed in public place) Colorado Knife Law Overview Colorado is another fairly restrictive state for knife carry. …
Alaska: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, dwellings, vehicles, undeveloped land Crime Class: Misdemeanor Fencing Required? No. Signage Required? No, if verbal declaration made. Verbal Notice Required? No, if “reasonably conspicuous sign posted.” Alaska Trespassing Law Overview Alaska is another fairly usual state when it comes to trespass law with one interesting exception: …
The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly: Any knife that is not a “dangerous weapon”; a dirk, bowie, switchblade, star knife or razor Legal to Carry Concealed: Any penknife that is not a switchblade; see below for definition and discussion Legal to Carry Concealed With Permit: Any knife Maryland Knife Law Overview Maryland is another fairly …
