Butterfly knives are legal to own in Kansas, but there are restrictions on carrying them in public places. It is illegal to carry a butterfly knife with the intent to use it unlawfully against another person.

No, South Dakota law prohibits the possession of butterfly knives by individuals under the age of 18. It is considered a misdemeanor offense for a minor to carry a butterfly knife. Adults are allowed to possess and carry butterfly knives in South Dakota.

No, it is illegal to carry a butterfly knife in Minnesota. It is classified as a dangerous weapon under Minnesota Statute 609.02, and possession of a butterfly knife is considered a misdemeanor offense.

Butterfly knives are legal to own in Mississippi. However, it is illegal to conceal carry a butterfly knife in the state. It is important to check local regulations and ordinances as laws can vary depending on the city or county.

Carrying a butterfly knife in Illinois is considered a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. Repeat offenses or aggravating circumstances could result in harsher penalties. It is important to note that laws can vary, so it's best to consult with a legal professional for specific advice.

In California, carrying a butterfly knife is considered illegal and can result in a misdemeanor charge. The penalty for possession can include up to 1 year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. It is important to be aware of the laws regarding knife possession in your state and to avoid carrying prohibited weapons.

Butterfly knives are illegal in Mississippi because they are considered to be dangerous weapons due to their ability to be easily concealed and potentially used for criminal activities. The laws regarding butterfly knives vary by state, with some states banning them outright while others regulate their possession and carry.

Yes, it is illegal to ship butterfly knives to California. Butterfly knives are considered switchblade knives, which are prohibited in the state. Shipping them to California would be in violation of state laws.

I've looked through every South Carolina knife law I can find, and I can't see anything about specific types of knives being illegal. I was looking for butterfly knives and switchblades in particular. The only relevant law I found was you can't carry any type of concealed weapon without a permit.

Short answer: Yes, but not concealed carry.

They aren't, unless you're intoxicated...

Butterfly knives, also commonly known as balisongs, are classified as "gravity knives" rather than "switchblades", and therefore are not made illegal by the same laws and regulations. However, they are considered a deadly weapon in some cases, as they can be deployed using one hand very quickly and are easy to conceal. In some parts of the world they are most definatley illegal, as is the manufacture, sale, lending, or carry of these knives. Germany is a prime example, where any of these actions carries a stiff fine and up to 5 years in prison. In Hong Kong, it is illegal to possess one with a blade of two inches or more, but miniature versions are a popular tourist item. (good luck getting that into your carry-on). In the United States, state laws vary by locale, and how close to the buckle of The Bible belt you reside. In Mississippi, it is legal to own a butterfly knife, and legal to carry one provided it is not concealed and you are not intoxicated. But if you find yourself intoxicated in the state of Mississippi, the last thing you need to be doing is practicing your butterfly knife routine.

No, it is illegal to carry a butterfly knife with a blade longer than two inches in South Carolina. Possessing a butterfly knife with a four-inch blade is considered a misdemeanor offense.

In Wyoming, it is legal to own a butterfly knife. However, it's important to note that there may still be some restrictions in certain locations or contexts, so it's advisable to check local laws before carrying or using one in public.

No, it is illegal to carry a butterfly knife in Illinois, regardless of age. Butterfly knives are classified as a dangerous weapon and are restricted under state law.

That's sort of a gray area. The answer, I believe, is that they are legal to buy and own but not legal to conceal and carry. One handed opening knives like tactical folders, that open via the use of a thumb stud or thumb hole with a blade that is less than 5" are perfectly legal to own and carry in NJ. However knives that open via a switch or button such as spring assisted folders or switchblades are totally illegal in NJ.

It is possible to buy butterfly knives in Army Navy surplus stores in NJ but such stores do not sell switchblades, so I am assuming it is legal to buy butterfly knives in NJ, otherwise I don't think these stores would risk selling them.

Yes, in Louisiana, butterfly knives are considered illegal to own, sell, or carry in public places. Louisiana law categorizes butterfly knives as switchblades and bans their possession. If caught with a butterfly knife in Louisiana, you could face legal consequences.

No, it is illegal to carry a butterfly knife in Iowa. Iowa law prohibits the carrying, display, or use of such knives.

Laws regarding butterfly knives vary by country and region. In general, they are illegal in many places due to their potential for inflicting harm and their association with criminal activity. It's important to research and understand the specific laws in your area before owning or carrying a butterfly knife.

In Louisiana, butterfly knives are legal to own and possess, but there are restrictions on carrying them concealed or in certain places, such as schools or government buildings. It is advised to check the specific knife laws in your area to ensure compliance.

Butterfly knives are legal to own and carry in most states, but the specific laws can vary. States like Texas, Florida, and Indiana allow for possession and carry of butterfly knives, while states like California, New York, and Illinois have stricter regulations. It’s important to research and understand the laws in your state before purchasing or carrying a butterfly knife.

Butterfly knives, also known as balisongs, are legal to own in California but they are illegal to carry in public. They are considered a switchblade under California law and are subject to restrictions on carry and use.

Butterfly knives are legal to own and carry in Georgia for individuals who are 18 years or older. However, they are prohibited in certain locations such as schools and government buildings. It is important to check local ordinances and laws for any specific restrictions.

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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