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Binary Era wrote:
I have been given the gift of a Leatherman Multitool. This beautifully-made device has a number of facilites: pliers, screwdrivers, scissors, saw, etc. I'm sure the group will be familiar with this sort of thing. It comes with a carrying case that clips to a trouser-blade. But one of the components of this Mutlitool is a knife-blade. The cutting edge of the knife-blade is 63mm long, and all the components of the Multitool lock into place, probably for safety reasons, including the knife-blade. With regard to this Multitool, Is it legal for me to own it, to carry it about, and to use it? If not, what should I do with it? TIA. IIRC, fixed blades and those over 3 inches are illegal. Multitool should be fine. THe main thing is to provide a reason for having it. I carry pocket knife and have done for many years, usually used at work, cutting ropes and boxes, at home cutting coal sacks.. skinning rabbits, all sorts of things. I'd be lost without one I use it everyday. SID |
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