(most likely 3 inches.) Actually, there's no limit.
I happened to be researching this exact subject. Do a search on "California Law pocket knife" to find sites with detailed answers. Basically, as long as it's not a "switchblade" (includes butterfly knives), there's no limit on blade length for a folding knife under CA law.
ALL folding knives are banned from schools up to high school, but okay on university and college campuses. Blades of 4" or more are banned from airports and government buildings. Most security don't know the shorter ones are okay, though, and won't let you take any kind of knife in with you. This is just the basic info, though, I encourage you to do more research for all the exceptions and limitations
In Yonkers, New York, the maximum legal blade length for a knife intended for everyday carry, including survival knives, is 4 inches. Any blade longer than this is considered a gravity knife, which is illegal to possess in the state of New York.
You would use CM or INCHES to measure a knife
Feeler guage. Looks like a pocket knife and contains numerous small metal strips of varying thicknesses
A key or a knife could be something I wear that starts with a "k" if it's on a keychain or in a pocket.
There isn't a strict measurement to distinguish a knife from a sword, but generally speaking, a sword is typically longer than 18 inches while a knife is shorter. Additionally, swords are often designed for two-handed use, whereas knives are usually used with one hand.
4 inches
Ross Lynch does carry a pocket knife, but doesn't talk about it.
In California, it is generally illegal to carry a concealed switchblade or knife with a blade longer than 2.5 inches in public places. However, it is legal to carry a folding pocket knife with a blade shorter than 2.5 inches. It is important to note that individual cities and towns may have their own specific regulations, so it is advisable to check local laws before carrying any type of knife.
If the knife is on the inside of the pocket, it is concealed and must follow concealed carry laws. if it is on the outside, it is open carry. As long as it's lawful, you can carry it either way. I personally carry the knife on the inside of my pocket.
In York, PA, the legal length of the blade of a pocket knife is limited to 3 inches. Any blade longer than 3 inches may be considered illegal to carry in public places.
A standard pocket knife or folding knife no longer than 4.5 inches in the closed position is legal to carry. I believe daggers, bowie, spring loaded or butterfly knives are not legal to carry.
Pocket knives are useful tools.
Not over 6in
Because it is
4 inches
Yes, the cannot however legally posses a gun.
Knife laws in Kentucky are as follows. A knife is considered a concealed deadly weapon if it is kept in your pocket or other area where the object is covered. You may carry a Ordinary pocket knife / hunting knife on your person and in your pocket by law. Though no law exists defining ordinary pocket knife / hunting knife leading people to be charged anyways. Balisong's and switchblades are not specifically prohibited by law but are frowned upon. To carry your knife unconcealed you may carry it in a knife sheath that is on your belt with your shirt not covering it. You may also carry your knife in your pocket if it is in the box and you have the receipt on you. -Information Derived from - Personal experience and arrest for carrying a concealed deadly weapon.