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    Yet another reason for a CCW

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chase723 View Post
    Yet another reason for a CCW
    ?????? What's a CCW got to do with spring assisted knives ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chase723 View Post
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    ?????? What's a CCW got to do with spring assisted knives ?
    Right. CO issues CHP. There are no more "concealed weapon permits." Get busted with an illegal knife and you risk losing your chp. I quit carrying my Gerber auto when I got my chp.
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    At one time I thought it was legal to own a switchblade or butterfly knife but not to carry one. Which makes no sense of course. There are several places that sell both butterfly and autofolder knifes in Colorado, wouldn't they be committing a crime by doing so, if they are illegal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CareyH View Post
    At one time I thought it was legal to own a switchblade or butterfly knife but not to carry one. Which makes no sense of course. There are several places that sell both butterfly and autofolder knifes in Colorado, wouldn't they be committing a crime by doing so, if they are illegal?
    Not illegal to own. Illegal to carry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brutal View Post
    Not illegal to own. Illegal to carry.
    But you have to get it from the place you buy it, back to your home. I guess you just hope you dont get stopped on your way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brutal View Post
    Not illegal to own. Illegal to carry.
    I may be wrong on this, but I thought it was legal to carry as long as it was: single-edged, under 3.5" in length, and not concealed.

    Of course, "concealed" seems ill-defined, and a knife clipped to your pocket and visible or carried in a leather pouch sheath may be considered "concealed" by a LEO. Here in Denver, I see a lot of people carrying 4" pocketknives clipped to their belt, and if the switchblade or butterfly knife had a clip you could conceivably carry it like that, or you could just leave it in your car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clint45 View Post
    I may be wrong on this, but I thought it was legal to carry as long as it was: single-edged, under 3.5" in length, and not concealed.

    Of course, "concealed" seems ill-defined, and a knife clipped to your pocket and visible or carried in a leather pouch sheath may be considered "concealed" by a LEO. Here in Denver, I see a lot of people carrying 4" pocketknives clipped to their belt, and if the switchblade or butterfly knife had a clip you could conceivably carry it like that, or you could just leave it in your car.
    Auto's are legal to carry if you're LEO, MIL, or EMTP.
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