SVORD Peasant Knife Wood Handle - unused £10 inc P&P (UK)

[littlebiglane]

SoldPendingFunds - Got a SVORD PeasantKnife with wood handle today. Not my thing (I know others like them but although its good for the money I feel the grind and the overall finish of the knife could be better). Unused but handle has been lightly sanded and oiled so looks better than when you get them (which is pretty roughly finished). Not expensive even at £16.95 that I bought it for so tenner seems fair......

LBL

 

[Asa Samuel]

Is this a UK legal EDC?

 

[littlebiglane]

It says its 3 inches on the packaging

 

[Asa Samuel]

Hmm, I just checked other websites and they say over 3" so I'll have to pass, sorry!

 

[littlebiglane]

Hmm, I just checked other websites and they say over 3" so I'll have to pass, sorry!

So why on earth do they put 3 inches on the packaging?!

 

[Asa Samuel]

So why on earth do they put 3 inches on the packaging?!

I just want to be sure that I'm nto going to have any trouble with knives I carry so sorry.

 

[littlebiglane]

Fair enough. The Heinne Hayes says 3inches

http://www.heinnie.com/tnq6ja362140/Knives/Svord/Svord-Peasant-Knife-Wood/p-92-695-4444/

But I suppose it could be a fraction over.

 

[Dogoak]

I'll take it if you still have it, PM incoming

 

[Dogoak]

Arrived this morning, thanks mate. Long live the Durotriges

 

[HillBill]

Hmm, I just checked other websites and they say over 3" so I'll have to pass, sorry!

I know its a little late.

The Law states that the cutting edge can not be over 3" not the blade. You can have a 4" knife with 3" worth of cutting edge legally. Providing it does not lock of course

 

[FGYT]

i have a couple now

yes the blade is 3 " long from handle to point

But the cutting edge is 3 1/4" if you measure the curve which is what the law refers to if you read it

easy enough to grind back a little for EDC


ATB

Duncan