@UrbanSurvivalist_ I guess I'll go check that out while I'm at it. I wish Hawai'i would have made autos legal earlier but at least we finally got it. Appreciate the response! 🤙
those idiots couldn’t have made a california legal version? like they made a large med and a mini and the mini is a half inch too long. for one thing it would be a great starting knife for a child so it would be beneficial in that aspect to keep the mini 2” or under but also there are 40 million people living in california and the only version of this knife that will ship here has to be under 2” and there aren’t a lot of california legal switchblades available so there is a market for them here and i don’t understand what they expected to benefit from making it 2.5” instead of 2”. like you see all these videos about making ambidextrous knives for the benefit of only six percent of the population when california makes up 12 percent of the american population and probably an even larger percentage of their mini auto market for the total blade hq sales and we are only one state away from their headquarters but they seem to forget we exist.
@@UrbanSurvivalist_ laws do suck. blade hq would put their reps online and ask everyone to sign a petition to change canadian knife laws but not california knife laws? there are more people in california than the entire country of canada but they can’t make a cali legal version when they produced three different sizes? i think it’s annoying to blame it on laws because blade hq could have made it california legal. it’s not catering to us specifically when you’re already producing a large and a medium and a mini why on earth would you make it 2.5” when you have a 3” version and a 4” it makes much more sense to have a 2” version instead of a 2.5” version…. i think they did it on purpose and all us californias need to move to utah now because apparently they are so much happier with their laws over there.
Are you team Wiener Warrior or team Dessert Warrior?
they really should just make production runs of these things without the false scarcity.
They're special editions so they don't make regular production runs. BladeHQ did reveal today that they will be restocking soon
Does anyone know if Blade HQ is going to make another run of these?
Not too sure. I recommend adding it to your wishlist for email notifications. They also currently have the mini version in stock.
@UrbanSurvivalist_ I guess I'll go check that out while I'm at it. I wish Hawai'i would have made autos legal earlier but at least we finally got it. Appreciate the response! 🤙
@@UrbanSurvivalist_having held one of the minis, would you say it's a decent enough size to be an EDC?
they are back in stock now
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Im an Ole dog 🌭🐕🦺😂
those idiots couldn’t have made a california legal version? like they made a large med and a mini and the mini is a half inch too long. for one thing it would be a great starting knife for a child so it would be beneficial in that aspect to keep the mini 2” or under but also there are 40 million people living in california and the only version of this knife that will ship here has to be under 2” and there aren’t a lot of california legal switchblades available so there is a market for them here and i don’t understand what they expected to benefit from making it 2.5” instead of 2”. like you see all these videos about making ambidextrous knives for the benefit of only six percent of the population when california makes up 12 percent of the american population and probably an even larger percentage of their mini auto market for the total blade hq sales and we are only one state away from their headquarters but they seem to forget we exist.
CA knife laws really suck
@@UrbanSurvivalist_ laws do suck. blade hq would put their reps online and ask everyone to sign a petition to change canadian knife laws but not california knife laws? there are more people in california than the entire country of canada but they can’t make a cali legal version when they produced three different sizes? i think it’s annoying to blame it on laws because blade hq could have made it california legal. it’s not catering to us specifically when you’re already producing a large and a medium and a mini why on earth would you make it 2.5” when you have a 3” version and a 4” it makes much more sense to have a 2” version instead of a 2.5” version…. i think they did it on purpose and all us californias need to move to utah now because apparently they are so much happier with their laws over there.