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[airborne09]

I just caught the morning news today regarding Zombie knives in particular being banned but can someone please give me a quick sitrep on what this actually includes ? I have absolutely no liking or interest in actual zombie style knives but I do own several quality made traditional Khukuris from Nepal , are these included ?
any clarification would be appreciated . Thanks .

 

[hughtrimble]

If they're traditional khukuri then you are fine. They won't meet the required criteria that could get you in any trouble. Usual rule applies to needing good reason to have them in public of course given they're fixed blades.

 

[TeeDee]

I just caught the morning news today regarding Zombie knives in particular being banned but can someone please give me a quick sitrep on what this actually includes ? I have absolutely no liking or interest in actual zombie style knives but I do own several quality made traditional Khukuris from Nepal , are these included ?
any clarification would be appreciated . Thanks .

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