Are : Hatchets , Tomahawks , or Hammers . . . . . legal to carry ?

[R a Z o R]

Anyone carry a small : hatchet , tomahawk or hammer where a firearm is prohibited ?

I'm looking for a web site that addresses this law .

[Sonora Rebel]

EEEK!

[R a Z o R]

Sonora Rebel wrote:

EEEK!

You tear me up , Reb .

Here's another rebel yell in these two tomahawk scenes" Aim small , miss small ".

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbtA0TIyoI8

[Carnivore]

I wouldn't think anything weird about seeing someone w/ a short handle tomahawk or hatchet in a scabbard, but what about a follow up weapon if needed on a missed throw?

[Sonora Rebel]

Throwing the hawk is best left to the 'movies'. This is the 'serious' bad boy:

http://www.museumreplicas.com/popup....rge/540_2_.jpg

[U8Dust]

Here in Washington, you may carry them as long as you're not carrying with an intent to intimidate others. You cannot conceal these weapons though. If you want to carry a sword, a tomahawk, or any other kind of bladed weapon, your best bet would be to carry them in a sheath, over your back.

That only accounts for Washington. I can't speak for other states

[R a Z o R]

U8Dust wrote:

Get off my lawn . Troll

[FreeCitizen]

I found this. It should help

http://www.thebladeshop.com/North_Carolina_s/497.htm

[Huck]

What the heck is that Razor, a Pakistani can opener? See below for a true Tomahawk.

[Tomahawk]

Wait a second, is this an actual fact-finding thread started by Razor? What do ya know.

As for the question about whether I've ever carried a tomahawk in Virgina...well...what do you think?:celebrate



Answer is yes, I have open-carried a tomahawk on the outside of my backpack when hiking. It is a small throwing-type hawk which I am fairly good with, and it's also a useful camp axe.

[longwatch]

I've carried hatchets when in a gun prohibited place. Kept them under the pillow for good luck during the evening when in the same.

Tomahawk is just to big to carry.

[Citizen]

You tomahawk guys are sissies.

Nothing beats an e-tool for a contact weapon.

:P

[R a Z o R]

Citizen wrote:

You tomahawk guys are sissies.

Nothing beats an e-tool for a contact weapon.

:P

What's an e-tool ?

[Alexcabbie]

Tomahawk wrote:

Wait a second, is this an actual fact-finding thread started by Razor? What do ya know.

As for the question about whether I've ever carried a tomahawk in Virgina...well...what do you think?:celebrate



Answer is yes, I have open-carried a tomahawk on the outside of my backpack when hiking. It is a small throwing-type hawk which I am fairly good with, and it's also a useful camp axe.

Hmmmmmm..... Hey Tomahawk. If you ever flag my cab I might have to reference this article before I pick you up...:celebrate

[U8Dust]

R a Z o R wrote:

Citizen wrote:

You tomahawk guys are sissies.

Nothing beats an e-tool for a contact weapon.

:P

What's an e-tool ?

It's a shovel, often used by the U.S. Army.

[R a Z o R]

U8Dust wrote:

It's a . . . . .

T R O L L

[TehGruu]

R a Z o R wrote:

Citizen wrote:

You tomahawk guys are sissies.

Nothing beats an e-tool for a contact weapon.

:P

What's an e-tool ?

E-tool = entrenching tool. It's a small shovel that has a folding spade on it. The military finds all kinds of innovative ways to use them...

[GlockMeisterG21]

R a Z o R wrote:

Get off my lawn . Troll

Epic.

[R a Z o R]

GlockMeisterG21 wrote:

Epic.

GlockMeister . . .

This troll may have found a home over on the Washington State board . I was asked to leave it alone and to also leave .

[GlockMeisterG21]

R a Z o R wrote:

GlockMeisterG21 wrote:

Epic.

GlockMeister . . .

This troll may have found a home over on the Washington State board . I was asked to leave it alone and to also leave .

Sorry, I was talking about the pic. Love that movie.

[R a Z o R]

GlockMeisterG21 wrote:

Sorry, I was talking about the pic. Love that movie.

Movie scenes : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbtA0TIyoI8

[Huck]

Citizen wrote:

You tomahawk guys are sissies.

Nothing beats an e-tool for a contact weapon.

:P

Could be, but it's easier to pull out a tomahawk than to break out a e-tool.

The British were serious about e-tools as weapons. The e-tools that were issued to the British army in WWII had a attachment on the base of the handle for a spike bayonet. The only picture I've been able to find that shows that attacthment is here.

http://www.1stairborne.com/webgear.html

[skidmark]

Two pages to give Razor an actual answer to his question.

Go here: http://www.knifelawsonline.com/knifehome/& look for your specific state.

stay safe.

skidmark

[Sonora Rebel]

For cheep! Buy a pair! budk's got all sorts of crazy can openers for beans...

http://budk.com/black-ronin-tomahawk...UC1418/c2p/hp/

[Alexcabbie]

Speaking of sales, anybody ever seen those shop-at-home guys with deals like 200 folders in five styles plus a three-piece Samurai sword set with stand and maybe one biga$$ two-handed sword ? I love the way the one guy will slam a knife into a log full of other knives and half of them will come loose and fall out, and a couple times he has cut the %&*^ outta hisself while twirling a Samurai sword around and telling folks to "be careful". Wotta scream.