UK legal knife options
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- *Legal knives for legal lives*
I present numerous UK legal to carry knives. Which one will you choose?
Talking about specific knives starts from 03:00 in.
Enjoy.
Top row - Byrd Tern, Spyderco Kiwi, Spyderco Grasshopper, Spyderco Honeybee, Spyderco Bug, SOG Micron (very top, black), Buck Solo, Rough Rider Texas Toothpick, Case Texas Toothpick, CRKT Texas Toothpick small and large, Victorinox Swisscard, Middle row - Leatherman Juice S2, Leatherman Squirt PS4, Victorinox classic, Victorinox Solo, Victoronox farmer, Victorinox Huntsman, Victorinox champ, Böker Cox CDC, Bottom row - Spyderco UKPK, Spyderco UKPK, Spyderco Pingo, Spyderco Squeak, Böker Subcom 42, Böker Trance 42 & Böker Plus XS.
Disclaimer: The views in this video are mine alone and do not reflect a third party or any of the knife companies mentioned. Also any legal action resulting in the carrying of any of the knives displayed or mentioned in the video is the sole responsibility of the person(s) involved.
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UK knife laws are frustrating. I always keep a Spyderco Bug on my keys, and although, from a legal standpoint, I can carry anything else here without a good reason, I don't. The Bug is so small you can use it in public and people don't notice, but anything larger than that makes me feel uncomfortable, because I know there will be 'Sheeple' (as you usefully describe them) who will still be terrified of a 3" Victorinox. I think being older would help, but being 18, unfortunately I'm the perfect age for everybody to assume that I'm carrying a knife to stab people, not as a useful tool. I have multiple EDC Legal knives, but anything larger than the Bug makes me worried I'll be charged for having it, even though I'm not doing anything wrong. The only reason I carry a Bug is because I hope the police would be reasonable and see that there is no way it could be used as an 'offensive weapon' any more than a spoon could.
Thanks for the awesome video, interesting to see your opinions on it, as well as some of the opinons in the comments. Keep up the good work!
Lol I'm 14 and when I've not lost it (😉) I EDC a knife
Jed Kirk is it legal to carry a knife at 14? i’m 14 and know you have to be 18 to buy a knife
@@ewanhcafc yeah it doesn't matter what age you carry it, it only matters if you bought it under 18
i like that you brits continue to embrace knives. i have had interactions with many brits that hated anything pointy, and would consider it a weapon. i apoligize for the americans that are always bragging about guns i personally love them, and own some, but i dont brag about it especially when the people im bragging to can't relate to me on the subject. in fact this is my first comment mentioning i even love guns. i respect that you guys are setting a positive example in the uk about how knives are not as dangerous as people might think.
+viking Mckim Anything can be used as a weapon, as soon as people embrace this, I'm pretty sure they won't be as scared as they are now. I'm currently looking into buying my first legal knife.
+viking Mckim Real Brits love knives lol..We'd love guns too if they were easy to own.
+Sebastien Pibbledash Very true, well said.
Brit and I wish we had gun rights too :( you're lucky
any knife is dangerous in the wrong hands mate
As an American, listening to this is sad. How much is enough? when your government starts regulating a sharpened piece of steel so heavily, you might want to make a change. you're not children, you're full grown adults who can think for themselves! "for our safety" really? why is having only non-locking knives safe? wouldn't it be safer to HAVE a lock? food for thought. peace, love your vids.
Colleen Caesar
The individual details are often a bit stupid like the locking knife rule, but the overall result is pretty good for us. Obviously in America it's a whole different business, but here then so few people have any sort of weapon that self defence is almost irrelevant and we like it that way. If I lived in the US I would definitely carry a gun, but in the UK I don't feel at a disadvantage by having just a pocket multi tool
no we are not children. come here u yanky fuck an u will see toe to toe. that goes for all of you americans ..
Great video. Thanks. There are a lot of idiots in the comments saying the knives are illegal. They obviously have no clue of the laws regarding knives in the UK
Thanks for your comment, it is appreciated.
TheAlmightySnozz People are so dumb, I can't believe how they think KNIVES are illegal...you can have a freaking sword or machete in this country as long as you ain't carrying it around.
I guess these would be fine for citydwellers but none of these knives would cut it (no pun intended) up here in arctic Sweden. I personally would not trust any of these knives to kill a reindeer efficiently (we use sami knives to sever the spinestem in one j-shaped movement, its like turning off a lightbulb, its that fast.) In the kingdom of Denmark knives with holes or knobs to assist singlehand opening is illegal, also blades must be no longer than 2 inches. I am 37 years old and I have yet to see any misuse of knives up here such as stabbing etc, I guess when you are RAISED to be trusted with both knives and firearms you develop a responsible mindset early on. I wish legislators would realize ONE simple truth about violent crimes : blades, guns and other usable items are only TOOLS, violence comes from the heart. Make idiots and assholes illegal instead of simple tools. I have yet to see a gun or knife intentedly attack people or animals on their own, and if they can't do that autonomously it seems stupid to me to label them DANGEROUS. It is in the hands of a synapsically challenged individual they become a danger.
Backing out of my little rant, I want to congratulate you on starting up a nice collection. Can't you get a permit to collect larger blades, swords and axes? or is that not an interest of yours?
In general, these are indeed urban use ones, general string cutting, odd jobs in a workshop etc.
These are the legal carry anywhere (Though you'd probably get in trouble carrying it into a nightclub) knives but other knives like a proper fixed blade survival knife are legal in certain contexts, as are a lot of other knives and even fullsize swords if you have a valid reason for having it in your possession, historical reenactment, plays, hunting and fishing and so on.
Saraleah Sands
I live in the countryside in the UK, and there are no police about ever, so you can pretty much do whatever. And local people know who the farmers and workers are and would never report them for carrying large knives
Yeah I looked at the blade length and saw that they were under 3" but still just wanted to double check. Your word will be enough, don't need to ask them:)
Also thanks for all of the video reviews etc. that you do. I've been watching for a while but only just subbed to you. They're very informative!
Thanks bro. I spent to many weeks lookong for a knife and I found one. I'm gonna try the Spyderco Efficient
My everyday carry is either a spyderco kiwi or a swiss army knife. Always have it in my pocket cos you never know when you may need it.
When I go camping my dad's mate gets out a machete and starts smashing wood up to put in the fire
Perfectly fine but nothing to do with UK legal knife options.
In general, the multitools are always going to look less threatening, and therefore are less likely to be confiscated by the police than full purpose knives, especially something like a leatherman.
It also depends on context of location, age, clothing and attitude.
Polite middle aged man in a tweed jacket in a rural area with one of those Buck knives in his breast pocket, used as a letter opener and general use handyman blade isn't very likely to have it taken from him.
Hoodie up with one of the larger knives (even if it's a legal length non locking one) loose in his trouser pocket walking through rough neighborhoods or into a club will be more likely to be searched, being calm may get you out of it if you explain clearly that it's a tool but being rude would get you nowhere.
I myself carry a Gerber Multiplier in a belt pouch and a small 2.1" folder in my trouser pocket, I only use my fixed blade survival knife when on camping trips.
Going into a nightclub with a knife is totally fucked up. The bouncer would take you out if he thought you were a threat. There's never any excuse to have a knife on you at a nightclub, the only reason you've got it is to fucking stab someone.
+Robert Bones I've been to clubs all over the UK. Never once have I had to be patted down to enter, I imagine there are some clubs in parts of Manchester and London that do pat downs but it isn't very common.
+Robert Bones I agree with you Robert there is no reason to go into a nightclub carry a knife. Although you could do much more damage with say all of that glass just lying around, just saying.
+ben1349 I was once a student and I got patted down at clubs. Maybe its cos I look dodgy or maybe it was the clubs that were dodgy haha!
You're so right, even if within legal limits, i.e. sub 3" non-locking blade it is still illegal here (UK) to "go prepared" or carry any bladed tool in a "threatening way", which is of course, subjective...
I Carry Round the Victorinox Camper as my EDC
I recommend the kissing crane brown mule. It's dirt cheap and possesses VERY good quality.
the Victorinox cadet is a wonderful option for anyone looking for a nice, thin, durable swiss army tool. It doesn't have a phillips or cosshead screwdriver, but for anyone looking to trade off a couple tools for a smaller size victorinox I highly recommend it.
The Swiss card knife is classed as fixed blade so they will take it off you and quite possibly fine/imprison you as well . Any fixed blade will get you in a lot of ( stupid unnecessary ridiculous ) bother unless you are a habitual violent criminal in which case you will probably just get " a good talking to " in private whereas a decent law abiding ( apart from the teeny tiny knife ) will be dragged through the courts and publicly vilified as a mass muderer come psychopathic dangerous lunatic . You cant even leave one in the glove box of your car or in a briefcase/bag ( your car is legally classed as a public space ) or even in a toolbox . Just thought I would let you know as I have looked into the law about carrying and even keep a full copy on my mobile phone to show the police why I can carry ( not show or wave or heaven above use to defend myself with , in case of being mugged ) any 3 inch and under (linear length and not counting the curvature of the blade ) folding knife with a non locking blade any where in the country without a good reason ( like you need for a fixed blade ). You only have to want to carry one to be reason enough to have it . Any lawyer or policeman worth his salt knows those stipulations and as long as you show if asked and pass or point to the knife without opening the blade to show them ( He went for me M,lud that's why fifteen of us had to subdue him wiv our truncheons , boots, tasers and tear gas , honest Guv,nor ) then you have the law on your side and not biased toward the bobbys for a change .You can find the relevant laws on the governments website and its well worth reading and keeping a copy on your phones if you want to carry a pocket knife .Just remember to be polite and sound knowledgeable about the relevant sections of the law and you wont have any problems with you average policeman .Most of the ones I know dont mind responsible people owning knives or carrying them as they know they are just a tool .
The blade on a Swiss card isn't really the same as a knife its mostly supposed to be used as a letter opener not for actual use as a tool for cutting or for violence also i just found out the length from blade tip to the edge of the handle is less then 1.5 inches
John Price What age to carry one?
Bro there's a massive loophole to buy 'illegal' knives
Great Video as always! I live in England so your Uk legal knife videos are what im looking for!! Thanks allot and hope too see more UK videos in the future!
Try Whitby knifes, there folders go for about £10-'£15
I ordered a couple of the same lock knife from China, both are just under 3 inches great quality for the price so I bought 2 for my collection, one day after the deli very I had the cops knocking on my door enquiring about them, I told em I was a collector & bought one for my collection & the other for use around the home & told them of the others I have, I also told them that they don't leave the home, after that they left.
Brit Spyderco fan here. I'm particularly fond of the all-steel ones. I've usually got a Grasshopper on me, though I would be wary of using it in clear public view due to its non-traditional appearance and hence maybe causing problems for myself. I occasionally swap it out for something a bit more 'Grandad' for this reason.
the problem with rusting isn't necessarily the blade steel it's mainly the bead blast finish… my kershaw chill rusted on me within a day but since i've polished it i have no rust issues anymore (and the knife looks much better ;D)
In response to the Boker Trance 42, I have owned one for almost 4 years and it has never had any signs of rust. I keep it to a high polish and razor sharp, although I have left it for over a year at one point and it just required a little touch up. Aside from the pocket clip, it's probably the best UK penknife out there, although I carry a spiderco drop point due to it's weight (or lack of).
ouch!! oh well different countries different laws anyway love your videos. personally I'm a Sak fanatic so your channel is right up my alley. oh and I subscribe
+van hill Thank you. I'll try and get some knife content out this year.
They're all so expensive compared to US knives
That swisscard is sweeeeet gotta get myself one of them ;)
Hi. You also have some Argentinian viewers. I enjoy your videos very much. Keep up the good mood....!!!
Thank you for your support.
I'm just scared of chopping my fingers off
Oi! Do you have a licence for that knife!?
you say carry knives right, does that mean you can have different knives but not take them out
All the Spyderco's and the Bokers along the bottom row sounded as if they locked when you opened them
+Steven Barry So did you see the locking mechanisms or should I say did you hear me describing their locking mechanisms? If they locked I would have mentioned it. I know there are a couple of douches on the internetz but the whole premise of me making vids is to help people and I would be an idiot if I included locking knives in a UK legal knife video.
Yes its a good few knives and has taken all my wages since i was 14, sure i will eventually put up a video its just a matter of getting all the knives in the same place (half are at my mum's house the other at my fathers). Regarding what you mentioned about crime, i agree. from what I know those who commit knife crime are uneducated and will use whatever is readily available and cheap. Those of us who spend £100+ on knives are usually the responsible members of society, not that the police agree
Hi everyone. Thanks for your support.
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+joe cooney You are legally allowed to carry knives in the UK: www.gov.uk/buying-carrying-knives Also do not tell me what to do. I will make videos on whatever I wish and will certainly not 'think of the children'. - Their parents have that responsibility. My video is aimed at over 18s but I do think it is useful if a child sees someone with a fixed blade they will know to tell someone because it is not legal to carry.
+Sup3rSaiy3n can u list the knifes ?
+Tergel Altankhuyag I can, so here goes from top left to bottom right: Top row - Byrd Tern, Spyderco Kiwi, Spyderco Grasshopper, Spyderco Honeybee, Spyderco Bug, SOG Micron (very top, black), Buck Solo, Rough Rider Texas Toothpick, Case Texas Toothpick, CRKT Texas Toothpick small and large, Victorinox Swisscard, Middle row - Leatherman Juice S2, Leatherman Squirt PS4, Victorinox classic, Victorinox Solo, Victoronox farmer, Victorinox Huntsman, Victorinox champ, Böker Cox CDC, Bottom row - Spyderco UKPK, Spyderco UKPK, Spyderco Pingo, Spyderco Squeak, Böker Subcom 42, Böker Trance 42 & Böker Plus XS.
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Can you get karambit knife in UK can't find them anywhere
I bought a victorianox explorer today. Really looks ok!. The hole in Pingo is a trademark from Spyderco. You can put a small screw or anything in it. One hand opening. Boeker anso cox is close to perfection. But the price!!!!
Very informative and useful video, thanks for posting!
just a heads up, the swisscard does count as a fixed blade (the card is pretty much a sheath in the eyes of the law) depends on the mood of the copper if caught with one, but it generally goes as long as your not waving it about like a nutter or carrying somewhere you shouldnt be, you might be ok.
sorry if this has been said before but id say add it to the description! good vid man
also a note about lockers/fixed. if you have good reason to carry you can. for instance its fine for me to take a 4 inch fixed blade, locker etc with me when I go camping (as well as a tomahawk) the law says its ok if you have good reason.
its like hearing mitchells soapbox but about knives
I now always Cary a knife now for my own protection...
Thanks man imma order a grasshopper right now
Enjoy your videos sensible opinions nice knives.
the swiss card blade is less than 3 inches that's why its legal, I got a lovely little lock knife from Poundland years ago, less than 3 inches open
Its strange the attiude about knives as in UKPK I've carried a knife in my pocket every day since I was about 8 years old 45 years, at school primary and senior (teachers never took them off you if you didn't carve up the desks).college UNi and work I have a Victorinox on my keys as we speak and the faces of people when they see a pen knife, you'd think that you'd just shat on their best coat
Remember to avoid to cover your face while carrying a knife :)
Quite a variety of useful blades there! You missed Opinel, which are inexpensive, very light, and very sharp -- they come in various sizes with #8 most popular. I keep one in my lunch bag for slicing tomatoes. I edc a Victorinox alox Pioneer with little flashlight attached. Overall I think Victorinox is best value for the money.
Most Opinels are locking blades
The lock is easily removed on them though.
Does the law state how it has to be carried? Pocket, belt etc.?
Hidden or visible?
I won't use a folding knife that doesn't lock. They like to close at the worst times.
Sod Buster knives are a good option , great work knife slip Joint UK legal ,,
I the UK we can get arrested for having a self-defence knife.... complete bullcrap
Well don't have a self defence weapon..get a spare key and prong it between ur knuckles if anyone starts on u in the street
It can be classified as a weapon in a certain sense
@@vulgartroll6644 I like to take my vic knife and use the bottle cork remover to go between my knuckles to make my punches extra painful. Yes, I could use the blade on knife, but I don't trust it to not fold on me in a situation of self defense.
hallo! ewig coole sammlung! ich liebe sie! peace und cutz off.
You can have a lock knive in as long as you are bush crafting or camping in uk my mate and I used to use them camping or wood crafting or bush work HE IS A COP
I like the single bladed Swiss Army Knife the best for a simple folding knife only, Your right I`ve seen them for sale in the UK For a tenner, But I would pay the extra few quid and get the metal scaled version
all of the blades can't be longer than 3 inches and can't have a lock or a button to open and close it
missed a spiderco terzoula. best looking onei think
Syderco delica 4 is the best carry knife for country pursuits
I carry a lansky madrock because I wanted a stout blade that I could afford , berry pleased with it x
Karambit with 3 inch why is not permitted ?
Because it is a fighting knife, and they are illegal to carry all together unfortunately.
Nice informative vid. I myself wouldn't carry the Spydies or the Bokers, I've heard too many stories of those being confiscated. UInfortunately I recently lost one of my favourites, a Kiwi, and yes, I did swear (a lot) lol. But the main one I take out with me is a Rough Rder Stockman. Basically, it does everything I need it to, and if it gets lost or something, it's nice and cheap to replace. And of course, it was that sort of thing they were thinking of when they made those laws.
just watched your squeak review and I agree the size is more cute than anything, I already have a tenacious, ambitious, endura and military so Im already some what addicted despite only being 17. Although understandable i really dislike sheeple.. They see a knife and think serial killer rather than someone who just carries a useful tool. Anyway, love the vids friend! sub'd
Im gonna start doing some of my own knife review video's soon. do you mind me asking what camera and mount you use?
Commin over in June and particularly seeing the attacks on citizens by Moslems I will be feelin kinda nekkid, I live in an area of Texas where, due to the lax border control of O'bama, we have a very real threat of Mexican Cartel situations. Most of us, particularly ex military don't want to be a victim of that. Daily I always carry 2 Buck 181 Oddyssey knives [always backup], My conceal/carry weapon is a Springfield DS .45 and I always carry a "tactical" pen. In the car console mounted Glock 21 with second mag of 27 rounds in the console. Colt AR-15 in the trunk [boot]. I feel save [smiling]. That's been my MO for over 10 years and interestingly I have not shot up any schools or shopping malls, slit any throats nor cracked any skulls with the tactical pen. OK, thats where I' commin from. Liked your video alot. My self defense choices for my trip are #1 stay in the gym and #2 a SOG Slipzilla and a less aggressive looking tactical pen. Thanks for your help.
them Mohammedans are gonna have your head on display the next time you sashey down London way.
I know it will take a bit a doin to take te head of a green back mountain man that dun killed himself a bear before he was 11.
Doesn't matter if you carry or not, when those two extremist nutters killed soldier Lee Rigby they were so brave they had to run him down in car first before they hacked him up. He didn't see it coming so even if he had an AK over his shoulder it would have been useless.
Nice collection.
The Boker Plus XS @7:00 is listed as having a 7.9cm blade on some sites which is not legal, Boker's own site says 7.62cm which is bang on legal but then why does everyone else get it wrong? If it's legal i will buy it.
All I'm really looking for is a blade, maybe also a small blade. A bottle opener or "cap lifter". So I was thinking about the Bantam, or maybe the Recruit as it's only a quid more.
But on Heinnie.com neither of these have the UK legal thing on the picture of them, whereas a lot of the other knives do. so I was wondering if for some reason those 2 actually aren't?
Another great video and high caliber of comments. So if I understand correctly the knife blade from tip to handle could be say 3.5 " and the cutting edge 3'' on a folder and be legal? Or the knife blade from tip to handle could be say 3.5'' and the cutting edge must be less than 3'', more Like 2.756 inches say to be legal ? Sorry to be a pain but I m hopeing for a locals understanding on this 8-)) I m trying to put together your responses to sam pontin and Carsten Heunecke (PART 1). Ah Knives...
My friend carries a pocket knife for cutting sticks he has never bin told off
I’m in the uk but I’m still wondering if a samurai pocket knife is legal
I’m American but I carry a opinel no 2
Is there any precedent in the UK where a person has used a UK legal carry knife to defend themselves and avoided prosecution?
awesome video, very informative
thumbs up (+1) - Cool knives. I love SAK knives because they are public friendly. A lot of people over in East London don't care about Knife laws. I carry the SAK mini champ. yes I am American. No butter in my sandwich please I want Mayo. lol
Thanks for the quick reply. Yeah that helps, because I'm going to buy one of the Victorinox knives which don't have a pocket clip and I was wondering if I'd have to buy something for a belt to hold it or I could just drop it into my pocket. Thanks again.
please if you can write more about boker without locking blade
tried to find this folding knife without a blade lock company Boqueria ebey but failed
I am aware of regular laws, however does anyone know if a 13 year old could edc a sub 3 inch non locker?
hi, i was looking a getting some and was wondering where you got them from and all of the info was very helpful
Bought them from Heinnie Haynes. Top website. Thanks for watching.
Ah thanks, what about the tanto tip, is that legal too?
As a Scottish person where we have a massive amount of knife relate crime. Don’t know why anyone other a carpenter, workman, etc would need a knife of any kind, even the smallest knife can kill! Yes only stupid people go out to cause harm with them but accidents happen judgements in the heat of the moment. Even in self defence killing someone is still killing someone. My own opinion is ban them all unless it’s for work that way no one can cause harm to anyone criminals or non criminals
UK LEGAL KNIFE OPTIONS is the title of this vid - Since when have the three Boker assisted opener lock knives been UK legal?
Those are not locked, neither assisted
Lê Phan
My mistake - indeed none are assisted openers but the Boker in the middle of the three on the bottom right of the screen is definately a 'frame lock'.
***** This is very true although I would say the Trance 42 is pushing it in terms of a UK legal to carry knife imo.
***** Curious, then Boker has "UK versions" just like Spyderco? In France locking folders are considered into the 6 class restricted guns but in Spain as long as the blades are shorter than 11 milimeters they are legal to carry ("unless you're in a public place", lol, any street is public, isn't?) Legislators are all stupid, everywhere...
newhuskytwenty Yes you're right there are a few Böker's that have disengaged locks for the UK market. We need all the variety we can get here. My video shows nearly all options available! I have never really dived into Spanish or French knife law so thanks for the info. Blade shorter than 11mm, so 1.1 cm? That's very short and harsh and agree with your view.
The police can still confiscate a knife even if its within the law. If your going to carry a UK legal knife, make sure its not one that you will cry about if its taken off of you.
What is the name of the standalone victornox knife? I'm sorry probably spelled that wrong
By the way, got the SOG for $22 American on ebay free shipping.
TIP FOR SILICA GEL: It does not last long and it only really works in SEALED areas. NOT in a drawer that you are going to open and close all the time
Do you know anything about balisongs/butterfly knives, are they legal in the uk? And if you know anything about balisong training knives as they don't have a real blade
I want to buy a karambit is it legal in the UK.
Yes, I have one. But you can't carry it in public as it's a fighting knife.
I'm from America good video
In many countries you can walk around with guns and some even automatic ones, here we can't do what our ancestors did for millions of years, carry a knife which was humanity's earliest and most useful tool almost critical for survival.
a very big thank you for reply. exist in Israel and I am speaking Russian, and so I have a problem with the choice of a wearable even a folding knife.
What do you think of this German made knife
so locked knife not spring assisted can carry? like sanremu 710?
hey, just a quick question, does the blade have to be under 3 inches for uk legal carry or is it the cutting edge? love the collection by the way!
Should be max 7 cm. No lock and two hand opening. He pingo is not ok. You can put thinks in the small hole. Suddenly one hand opening!
Other than our second amendment here in the US,knife laws appear similar. Still,it seems like even if you study martial arts for self defense your government wants to make out giving yourself any ability to protect yourself as like an intent to hurt others from the way it sounds based on these comments that I've read below. None of it makes any sense to me,whatsoever. Do our leaders just want to leave the violent offenders with having the only advantage in which if the victim is able to fight back or resist being a victim through any means of physical force then the victim is just as bad,if not worse than the initial criminal that attacks them? The insanity and foolishness of these morons are beyond me. Sigh...
I carry a poundshop multitool does what i need it to do and if stopped by police as we all sometimes do i say i use it to hold my cables on my bike if i need to fix it n they just let me on my way :)
0:40 That's what political correctness will do for you. Self policing and scared to say what you think. 1:10 The law is clearly not on your side. You can't have or say what you want. 2:00 Let's not offend anyone? Like who? Let me remind you that everyone has guns and knives. The criminals, the Police, the Military, and anyone that might invade. No guarantee that any of these folks will be your friend. Only the good guys it seems are regulated. 5:00 Sheeple. The proper definition is people kicked around by their government. They allow their basic rights to be curtailed. They forget that in a democracy they are the boss. They have no spine. They roll over. They believe any crap they are told. Sheeple. The only way to deal with crime is not to deprive the people of their rights but to put more policemen on the streets, have more realistic sentencing laws and build more prisons. Things that the UK simply won't do. As a consequence, 'You The People' will continue to suffer. 5:24 Deploy it nice and slowly. See what I mean about being self policing. Otherwise known as brainwashed. Think about it.
I suggest you join a shooters rights association, (or start one) lobby Parliament and get the laws changed in your favor. Let me remind you of what Thomas Jefferson said, "When the people fear the Government, there is tyranny. When the Government fears the people, there is liberty". Aside from that kid, very nice review.
+David Curtis Watts Just a video on UK legal knife options. Chillax.
+David Curtis Watts A hundred years ago I couldn't have voted, but now I can. Our democracy isn't run by corporations and that's why the Greens and UKIP have had such a say on the political landscape in the UK.
In America you might be losing freedom but not over here.
Kameroni The reason we're having a referendum is because of UKIP and the green policies we have now stem from the rise of the Green party in the 90's. I agree it's not a perfect system but it's a lot better than the American system which was my point originally, but you seem to have missed that bit.
Just have to agree to disagree.
Nice video 😎
Would it be legal for an 18 year old to carry a spyderco squeak without a reason ? Thanks
Do any of these knives lock? interested in buying one, but dont want to go to prison
I have the same Swiss pen knife and the blades have never been sharp. How can I sharpen them?
+Jessica Hopkins They usually come sharp from their factory. If you do not own a sharpener I would recommend the Spyderco sharp maker or Victorinox's own sharpening pen.
Carrying the knife for hunting is a of good reason for carrying a knife. Any policeman you encounter while out hunting will understand that, if you genuinely have permission to hunt on that ground. What makes that knife illegal in that scenario is using it in an offensive way. If you are that scared of being arrested, keep the knife in your bag and only have it out when dressing your game. If you are compliant with all other laws in that situation then it is astronomically unlikely that a policeman will say "I don't believe that that person carrying an air rifle and dressed in realtree is really going hunting, I'm going to stop and search him!", and if he did the courts would throw the charge out if you had any evidence that you were going hunting!
very true Stephen.
Which of these would be best for bushcraft and survival? (Im 15 years old) im already getting a Swiss army knife, but I also want a slightly bigger one (on the edge of restrictions)
Where did you buy your knife
Where do you get your knife's from any websites you can share?
True True good explanation of our country's law.
I don't carry anything right now and personally I'd never carry anything more 'threatening' looking than a swiss army knife, it really isn't worth the risk for me, especially as a 19 year old