The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly: Any knife except dirk, dagger, butterfly knives, gravity knives or switchblades; assisted opening knives probably forbidden under current statutes Legal to Carry Concealed: Any knife except dirks, daggers, butterfly knives, gravity knives or switchblades; assisted opening knives probably forbidden under current statutes. Hawaii Knife Law Overview Hawaii is a …
You’ll rarely find any prepper who goes forth without a knife. An essential part of an EDC (everyday carry) setup or packed ready for use in the gravest extreme inside your bag, knives are among the most elemental tools at our disposal. You can use a knife for all kinds of tasks: building a fire, …
A lesser known method of tying the constrictor, this is generally faster than using an end. It is useful when the end of the line cannot be accessed or the knot needs to be in the middle of the line and to run half the line would cumbersome. However, it has to be placed over …
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If you spend enough time outdoors, at some point, you’ll need to clean your hiking boots. While your boots are, indeed, designed to be covered in mud and dirt, over time, all of that muck can actually start to destroy them. If your boots get too dirty, even the best-made model will eventually need to …
The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly: Any knife in most places Legal to Carry Concealed with No Permit: Any ordinary folding pocketknife, defined as having a blade of 3” or less Legal to Carry Concealed with Permit: Any knife except switchblade, gravity knife (incl. butterfly knives), knives with integrated knuckle duster handguards, throwing stars and …
There is nothing quite like marriage. When times are good and the weather is sunny, it really is bliss and holy matrimony. But when things are bad it can feel like crawling on your belly over hot coals and broken glass. It goes without saying that marriages take work, and it is a team effort …
New Jersey: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, Dwellings, Land, VehiclesCrime Class: MisdemeanorFencing Required?: No, but crossing fencing or barrier during trespass escalates penalty.Signage Required?: No, but trespassing in disregard of posted sign escalates penalty.Verbal Notice Required?: No, but trespass in defiance of verbal notice escalates penalty. New Jersey Trespassing Law Overview Trespassing …
Montana: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, Dwellings, Land, VehiclesCrime Class: MisdemeanorFencing Required?: No.Signage Required?: Yes.Verbal Notice Required?: No, but is required for barring specific persons if signage not posted. Montana Trespassing Law Overview Montana’s trespassing laws are noteworthy because of a strict reliance on signage for the trespassing laws to take effect …
South Carolina: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, Dwellings, LandCrime Class: Misdemeanor; Felony under special circumstancesFencing Required?: No.Signage Required?: Yes, serves as prior notice.Verbal Notice Required?: Yes, in some circumstances if no signage posted. South Carolina Trespassing Law Overview South Carolina trespass laws are easy to understand, but there are many, small statutes. …
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If you have been paying attention to the protests, aggravated demonstrations and outright riots happening in the United States and around the world, you have likely seen plenty of cops and agitators alike carrying shields. It does not take much in the way of imagination to see how these medieval defensive implements can have value …
