Uk legal EDC what you carrying

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Biker

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Getting this tread back on track again. No offense intended folks

Here's my usual EDC. I had two Opinels No.9's in my pocket of a hot day and they sorta melted together.

I can get away with carrying this living in France and all, in fact I think in rural Normandy it's illegal not to carry an Opinel. :lmao:

Perfect for a spot of whittling.

Normally I have a Leatherman Supertool in my belt pouch... when I remember to slip it on the belt that is.

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Jun 13, 2010
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I carry a Spyderco Squeak as it's small but still sharp and nice to use. The UKPK seemed to make some people nervous so I downsized.

As regards laws etc, isn't it great that the government presume that we are all guilty of something and are all killers and thieves in waiting. I miss common sense.
 

jonajuna

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Wondered what this thing 'balisong' was, googled it and see that I have a butterfly knife. Had it for maybe 30years, can't recall how I came by it though. Have they been illegal for longer than that? I assume so.
 

jonajuna

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PS, it'll be in a odds sods box in attic, if police want it, they can come and find it, it'll take the best part of a day I guess! Lol
 

gliderrider

Forager
Oct 26, 2011
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I'm out 3 days a week on an Environment & Conservation course, carrying A Cheep multi tool, Mora Clippa & a Morris Tenterden Bill Hook.

I couldnt really see the point in leaving the mora at home when I have a 9" blade within arms reach most of the day. And the krydex sheath clips to one of the pockets on my work trousers pretty well.
 

Biker

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Biker, I love that! Very neat and elegant.

Thanks. It certainly gets some attention over here too, thought I'd get burnt at the stake for desecrating a piece of French heritage, but I've had nothing but positive comments about it. Anyway thanks for your comments folks.

Some sweet looking EDC's here. I found my Grandad's old EDC the other month, I remember seeing those in the early 70's so they must be quality penknives. I'll get a pic of them later today and show 'em.
 
Fact-if it's under 3" and is not a locking blade.....you need not have ANY reason for carrying it.

The only offences involve being on school premises or if you have an intention to use it as an offensive weapon.

By law, a knife like this is exempt from any "bladed article" offences....

Your SAK is COMPLETELY legal ;-)


Not true you can carry a sub 3" S139 exempt knife in school no law against it infact no LAW against the kids carrying one tho school rules may differ ( school Rule is not Law of the land)

schools have their own version of S139 but it jsut stipulates sentencens for infraction and adds for educational use to eh list of considered good reasons

teh Expemtion for a folding pocket knife is still their and their is no age limit either

ATB

Duncan
 

mountainm

Bushcrafter through and through
Jan 12, 2011
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somebody correct me if im wrong! but isnt that classed as a concealed knife and therfore illegal? im sure youd get in a fair bit of trouble for that? :confused:

It's a novelty, it's obviously a knife when you examine it - you could say that about a bit of antler.... "officer that man is carrying a knife disguised as a short stub of antler"

It holds a poor edge and is under 2 inches long, but it fits nicely in my pocket, I won't cry if I loose it and it does all the jobs I ask of it.
 

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