Makes me want to cry that there has to be any kind of "hoo haa" over buying and taking home a swiss army knife
A very sad sign of the times
Agree with you sunndog
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Makes me want to cry that there has to be any kind of "hoo haa" over buying and taking home a swiss army knife
A very sad sign of the times
I bought some of the kids plastic versions to give to friends of newborn boys.
Like this .
http://www.wickeduncle.co.uk/presen...nife-plastic?gclid=CJOyoaDciMYCFWvJtAod6wIAiw
I'm starting to wonder if that's 'illegal'
M
It's stated in s139 clause 3 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988:Does the law actually state that's way to measure, or is that case law?
So what do you give the girls?
Anyway having bought the replacement now your old one should turn up shortly.
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Oh they get this instead
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=s...i-tool---Translucent-Pink-72462.htm;1400;1200
No, seriously, there have only been boys born recently, so that's the only ones I needed to deal with.
I am the last person for anyone to have a dig at over sexualising tools
M
It's stated in s139 clause 3 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988:
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/33/section/139
There's a degree of ambiguity in knife law from what I've gleaned from the direct gov website. I think most police would use a degree of common sense so long as you do. Same way none of us would think twice of taking a Stanley knife to work but wouldn't dream of taking one into a nightclub for example. I was once advised that the knife I was using for work was classed as a prohibited weapon (qualified as a gravity knife) because you could flick the blade out and it was on a carabiner apparently also qualifying it as a trench knife..........
Oh they get this instead
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=s...i-tool---Translucent-Pink-72462.htm;1400;1200
No, seriously, there have only been boys born recently, so that's the only ones I needed to deal with.
I am the last person for anyone to have a dig at over sexualising tools
M
Better images of actual issue ones:
Can't seem to get the image of the Mk3 to load.
Thanks. It would seem that also means the non sharpened bit between the "cutting edge" and the handle does not count
Yes but a point OR blade not AND. A pointy scewdriver, ice pick bradawl etc arn't sharp, but the pointy length is over 3 inches and fixer so a no no anyway.
More points please.
Well whatever, any conversation about the length of the blade however you measure it is null and void if the blade locks.
This thread has drifted a bit, by no stretch of the imagination could anything currently manufactured by Victorinox or Wenger be described as a Trench Knife, purveyors to the military though they may be.
Yes but a point OR blade not AND. A pointy scewdriver, ice pick bradawl etc arn't sharp, but the pointy length is over 3 inches and fixer so a no no anyway.
More points please.
well that's what being American does for you, not knowing uk knife law.Hadn't thought about those. Thanks.
well that's what being American does for you, not knowing uk knife law.