Knife Websites?

[Keyjibbs]

I'm looking to buy a butterfly and maybe a switchblade just to play around with. I'm not fimilar with legit websites to buy them from. Also anybody know there shit about butterfly knifes? I'm not sure how long of a blade I need to get and what kind of handle. I just want to be able to do some tricks. +karma to those that help.

 

[TheBeardedOne]

you could try cheaperthandirt.com

not sure if they have the kind of knives youre looking for, just thought of that site off the top of my head

 

[Shpadoinkle]

Bass Pro

Cabela's

 

[null_]

leatherman.com?

chaperthandirt?

any army surplus stores

 

[Keyjibbs]

All the websites listed are for like hunting knives. I'm looking for switchblades and butterflys.

 

[notomatoplz]

my friend is obsessed with knives like you wouldnt believe and he has a few butterfly knifes that he can do crazy tricks with. not too sure where he got them though ill have to ask.

 

[californiagrown]

budk.com

 

[eric25]

You will also need a slurpee.

Then you should name yourself Lucas Magoon.

 

[Happy.]

House of knives? Every time I go in there they have all these swords and really cool shit, not sure if they're in the states but they more than likely are too.

 

[k-rob]

pretty sure most butterfly knives and switchblades are illegal (which is why you can't buy them in knife and sword shops), so i'm assuming buying them off the internet is pretty much equal to buying illegal drugs off the internet. just find somebody you know who sells them, you'll probably get a better deal and have less risk of getting in trouble.

 

[MANDER]

i ssaw a bunch of switch blades in quebec in smoke shops

 

[Shpadoinkle]

FO SHO!

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"). The knife is illegal in California

if blade length exceeds two inches. In a recent US Federal Court case,

Spyderco, Inc. pleaded guilty and was fined $75,000 for sending

butterfly knives through the United States Postal Service. Spyderco

admitted that from June 2005 through January 2007, it had mailed

butterfly knives, after importing the knife components from Taipei,

Taiwan, through the Port of San Francisco and the Port of Oakland, to

Golden, Colorado. [7]

You don't need a butterfly knife. Just go get a regular hunting knife. I have a few.

 

[MangoSteeze]

i have a ill switchblade i found cleaning out my parents rental house