Laws pertaining to tomahawks

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  • THier

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    Dec 3, 2010
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    Muscleville
    Would it help with pesky liberal demonstrators blocking road,,, me thinks yes
    Legal,,, hmmm not sure.
     

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    Roneut

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    Oct 10, 2010
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    We chuckle, but before Sam Colt made men equal, tomahawks/ hatchets , and big ass knives Were sidearms. Pistols were too unreliable and single shot at best, swords and muskets were cumbersome for constant carry. ( And knives and hatchet equivalents had usefulness as everyday tools.)

    But at the OP's inquiry, tomahawks/ hatchets are not enumerated in 4-101 as *Extra Evil* , so they would be treated the same as fixed blade knive, axes, hammers, chain saws, swords, etc.

    Don't conceal them . Don't commit felonies. Don't traffic CDS. Don't have intent to ( kind of varies in case law). Be cognizant of possible ambiguity between transported in vehicle, and carried concealed in vehicle.
    :thumbsup: Nailed it. Don't hide it, don't threaten, and you're good.
     

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