no there not illegal even text 242-242 for answers and there also not illegal because there not a gravity knife in some places yes it can be illegal but in newyork no it is not illegal unless its longer then 6" in newyork city there illegal up to 4" so if you just go to this website to find true facts you might want to look alittle harder on something that you research
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Are butterfly knives illegal in New YorkAnswer
No, they are not. There are many stores in New York where you can purchase them. Thanks for using Cha-Cha!(242-242)In some U.S. states it is illegal to possess and/or carry such a knife in public. In certain jurisdictions, butterfly knives are categorized as a "gravity knife", "switchblade", or "dagger" although they are also occasionally outlawed by name ("butterfly knife").Per the Texas Penal Code, butterfly knives (aka balisongs) are legal to own, and as of September 1, 2013, they are legal to carry if the blade (measured from the handle) is no longer than 5.5 inches and only sharpened on one side. The bill that legalized the carrying of switchblades (including butterfly knives) was House Bill 1862 (83rd Regular Session of the Texas Legislature) by Rep. Harold Dutton. As of September 1, 2015, Texas state law (Texas Local Government Code Section 229.001) also preempts municipalities and counties from creating or enforcing knife ordinances that are more restrictive than state law. The bill that added knives to the list of weapons (a list that already included firearms, air guns, and explosives) that municipalities and counties cannot regulate was House Bill 905 (84th Regular Session of the Texas Legislature) by Rep. John Frullo. This means that, with the exception of federal properties, butterfly knives are now legal throughout Texas.
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Yes they can. but they cant let you do things that are already illegal at the county or state level. they can only be more strict. The original answer above is only true because we the people, and society in general have to come to accept things as they are. We got to our current governmental system, a corporatist system, incrementally over hundreds of years. In reality in a Constitutional Republic only the Constitutional entities, the Federal government, and States governments, can make law. And only within the Congress, and legislatures can this law be made. They also cannot delegate their law making power away to other branches of government, or lower levels of government. The judicial branch cannot make law through their decisions at any level. The Executive branches, and their agencies cannot make law, which they call regulations. They cannot charge fees, aka taxes. A State legislature cannot delegate it's law making powers to Counties or Cities as well. However States can direct Counties, and local governments to enforce State laws. Municipalities in particular are in fact corporations, and their ordinances are not laws that can be applied to private citizens. They can only apply to the municipal employees themselves, and other corporations within their jurisdiction. Naturally in this day, and age you still must obey the illegal ordinances of the municipal corporation or face the wrath of the corporatist system now virtually devoid of the checks, and balances our Founding Fathers carefully put in place.
no, in any way shape or form. not at all ditto with push knives and switchblades
No, butterfly aka balisong knives are not illegal in the state/commonwealth of Virginia. Reason being they are not similar to other knives that are prohibited i.e. Dirks, Switchblades, Jet blades aka out the front automatics or OTF Autos. Therefore the knife is not illegal to own or carry openly or concealed. However some localities may have an ordinance against them, to know for sure you would need to ask your local state officials.
Butterfly knives (aka: Ballisongs) may be legal in SOME states but in other states they are classified as "gravity knives" and are illegal to possess or carry under those statutes. Be sure you research the laws of your own state before choosing to carry one.
Per the Texas Penal Code, butterfly knives (aka balisongs) are legal to own, and as of September 1, 2013, they are legal to carry if the blade (measured from the handle) is no longer than 5.5 inches and only sharpened on one side. The bill that legalized the carrying of switchblades (including butterfly knives) was House Bill 1862 (83rd Regular Session of the Texas Legislature) by Rep. Harold Dutton. As of September 1, 2015, Texas state law (Texas Local Government Code Section 229.001) also preempts municipalities and counties from creating or enforcing knife ordinances that are more restrictive than state law. The bill that added knives to the list of weapons (a list that already included firearms, air guns, and explosives) that municipalities and counties cannot regulate was House Bill 905 (84th Regular Session of the Texas Legislature) by Rep. John Frullo. This means that, with the exception of federal properties, butterfly knives are now legal throughout Texas.
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Just simply buy some from the grand exchange it is alot cheaper then market price most of the time. Careful different knives require different ranging levels. - iKnow iType --> aka ~1z Poison~ from Runescape.
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