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New York has strict laws regarding the possession and carrying of knives, which can be confusing for residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, someone who carries a knife ...

Knife throwing is an ancient skill that has evolved into a modern hobby enjoyed by enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you’re preparing for a competition, want to hone a new skill, or simply looking fo...

Understanding knife laws in California can be tricky. The state allows certain knives but closely monitors others. It splits knives into categories like switchblades, folding knives, and fixed b...

Knives made of steel often rust if they get wet or touch acidic stuff. These rust spots are small but can make food impure. To clean your knives, you can try soaking them in vinegar, using a baki...

When flying, it's important to follow TSA guidelines, especially about items like pocket knives. The TSA says you can't take sharp objects in your carry-on luggage. They need to go in your check...

Texas changed its knife laws with House Bill 1935 on September 1, 2017. It removed the term "illegal knives". This let Texans carry more types of knives legally. But, some rules still apply. Kniv...

In Florida, there are specific rules for owning and carrying knives. The law, known as the Florida Revised Statutes Section 790.06, allows you to carry many knives. Yet, it is more strict for con...

In Illinois, knife laws are complex just like rules for firearms. The state has over 2 million FOID cardholders. It's important for residents to follow the rules closely to avoid trouble. Knives ...

North Carolina's rules for knives are key for those who love knives and for residents. These laws say when and how you can carry knives. They talk about small pocket knives and bigger ones like b...