I can now legally carry a sword concealed!

TN Governor signed a bill yesterday making carrying switchblades legal and removing the max 4" blade length for concealed knives. Guess I need one of BJs monster bowies like Rob was carrying at CSA.

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What is it like living in a state that acknowledges personal freedom?
Enjoy what you have before the NY & California desease spreads.
mark

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From the web:

BeltSword is the World's First Weapon System that can totally hide and conceal a massive 1½ inch-wide by 33 inch-long (sword) RazorSword. RazorRazor, LLC had developed a mechanical advantage to bend a massive sword around your waist. It is worn totally concealed and in total comfort!

The BeltSword System is a "Containment System" formed by a "Linked Tunnel of High-Carbon Spring Steel" fastened to the inside of the black leather belt. The "Linked Tunnel" allows the RazorSword to be deployed "Lightening-Fast" from its hidden position.

Visit www.BeltSwords.com for more information

Scribe (who prefers a wakizashi)

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here in WV your concealed weapons permit used to say "Weapon or Weapons" indicating to me I could take a tomahawk to a gunfight or a butcher knife to a gunfight or a big pipe or a sword etc. Must have been causing problems as the permit now says
" pistol or revolver"

Bob

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Even pocket knives. I imagine, based on personal experience, that the law is enforced with some measure of discretion.

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Hobie

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License To Carry Handgun. We can carry loaded rifles with no permit, for the most part. DNR has some specifics about loaded guns in motorized transport while hunting, but thats a different story. I was reading about AR and AK pistols just last night and some we're advocating them as a way to carry a short 'rifle' in your vehicle because some states don't allow transport of loaded long guns. Not a worry here in Indiana though!

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Here in Indiana we don't have a length restriction, but switchblades were illegal until last July. I always thought it was odd that I could carry my full auto AC556 with a suppressor open or concealed but I couldn't carry an automatic knife! I finally bought a Bomer Kalashnikov a month back. It's a decent little knife for $50

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Because of federal law. Do you know if that is true?

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I don't know for a fact, but I remember (before they were legal here) reading in a catalog that you had to send a copy of your carry permit or something on department letterhead if you were LEO. This may have just been a CYA for the company selling them, though.

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