As of June 2008, all knives are legal to be carried in Arkansas, concealed or open-carry. Knives are no longer considered weapons unless they are used as a weapon.
butterfly knives are legal but they must be under 3.5 inches. Balisong trainers are legal however.
It is legal to carry a key chain.
If you have a flying liscense.
Of course not! People carry pocket knives a lot. Why shouldn't they be able to carry around steak knives, butter knives, butcher knives, or penknives?
09-FEB-2007 -- The Arkansas legislature has repealed Sec. 5-73-121 of the Arkansas Code pertaining to the offense of carrying a knife as a weapon. Prior to its repeal, Sec. 5-73-121 had imposed a three and a half inch blade length limit on knife carry, and knives carried with blades over the specified length were presumed to be weapons under the statute. With the repeal of Sec. 5-71-121, implemented as Act 83 of 2007, Arkansas no longer has a statutory blade length limit for knife carry.
Yes, you can carry a stun gun in Arkansas. They are perfectly legal.
Knives are illegally probably in every country as a weapon.
In Wisconsin, it is generally legal to carry folding knives and fixed-blade knives, as long as they are not concealed. However, certain restrictions apply to specific types of knives, such as switchblades and automatic knives, which are illegal to carry. Additionally, carrying a knife with the intent to use it for unlawful purposes can lead to legal consequences. Always check local ordinances for additional regulations.
they are legal but its illegal to carry or show it on public
Balisong knives, also called butterfly knives, are legal in Illinois.
yes to own legal to carry illegal to conceal carry example in your pocket so get a holster for it
They are not legal to carry, though you can own one, best to consult an attorney on ownership, you could be charged with "5-73-120 Carrying a weapon" if not within one of the exemptions specified. For more information on Arkansas Law visit the Arkansas Legislature's Website and click on the "Search/View Arkansas Code" link on the lower left side of the page, you will be directed to a Lexis Nexis page.