[marktwain]

Knives are arms protected by the Second Amendment.

[Delta 21]

Bollocks to you, Governor!

[ctdonath2]

While GA increased “knife” to 12”, they are still legal to carry with the easy-to-get Weapons Carry License. (Licenses should be eliminated; getting there may include trivializing what it covers and ease of paperwork.) Of note, schools have many signs forbidding “weapons” - while any knife under 12” legally isn’t.

[RandallFlagg]

I’ve heard that in Colorado, our governor recently removed the ban on switchblades. Are they now legal here?
My Dad had one that he got from Germany when he served, and I’d like to find one someday just as a keepsake.
Wish I knew where to find one, though. It was pretty sweet.
I’d never carry it, though.

[onedoug]

Eff the state.

[JimRed]

Montana law treated knives with a blade of more than 4 inches the same as firearms in their concealed carry statute.

Three and 15/16ths will kill you just as dead.

[shanover]

Screw all anti-Constitutionalism and the liberty sucking Statists. I have been carrying knives since I was a kid. I will never infringe myself and of course that goes for every aspect of the 2A.

[archy]

It removes all weapons from the concealed carry law except firearms.

Out of curiosity, what weapons other than firearms and knives were covered?