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OC and Weapon Retention Tools (TN & KY)

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Neo

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At the recommendation of another experienced carrier, I recentlypurchased a Ka-Bar TDI knife to wear in tandem with my handgun when I OC. I intend to use the knife as a weapon retention tool. However, I'm unsure of TN's & KY's laws and perception of such a knife and I will be travelling there over Thanksgiving. Would anyone care to point me in the direction ofthe TN & KYcode on knives and/or chime in with their experiences? TIA
 
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hotrod

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Neo wrote:
At the recommendation of another experienced carrier, I recentlypurchased a Ka-Bar TDI knife to wear in tandem with my handgun when I OC. I intend to use the knife as a weapon retention tool. However, I'm unsure of TN's & KY's laws and perception of such a knife and I will be travelling there over Thanksgiving. Would anyone care to point me in the direction ofthe TN & KYcode on knives and/or chime in with their experiences? TIA
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No one has ever said anything to me. If you have a CDWL or license to conceal from another state, you can carry anything you want in the Commonwealth of Kentucky
 
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