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AZ Med18 · June 27, 2009, 03:21 PM

As far as I can see is that they cannot be taken into the USA.

Another part said those in the USA cannot be transferred across state lines.

Does my Smith and Wesson knife with a large thumb stud to assist in opening the blade with a gloved hand a switchblade now?????

Do I as a paramedic now need to carry a fixed blade knife because that doesn't scream weapon at all????

The folder can be easily described as a tool.

June 27, 2009, 03:21 PM	#6
AZ Med18 Senior Member Join Date: March 18, 2008 Location: Arizona Posts: 337	As far as I can see is that they cannot be taken into the USA. Another part said those in the USA cannot be transferred across state lines. Does my Smith and Wesson knife with a large thumb stud to assist in opening the blade with a gloved hand a switchblade now????? Do I as a paramedic now need to carry a fixed blade knife because that doesn't scream weapon at all???? The folder can be easily described as a tool. __________________ XD 9mm service Ruger LCP Colt Python .357 magnum AK-47 Mossberg 500 12 gauge