Kershaw Knives Serrated
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Kershaw Boa A/O Black Serrated Edge Ken Onion Knife $124.98 |
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POCKET KNIFE KERSHAW BOA A/O BLACK SERRATED KS1580ST $114.99 |
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Kershaw Zing Tanto Folding Knife Serrated 1735TST *NEW* $96.95 |
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POCKET KNIFE KERSHAW A/O AVALANCHE SERRATED KS1570STB $95.99 |
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Kershaw Ken Onion Boa Open Assist Serrated Knife 1580ST $92.99 |
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Kershaw Random Leek Serrated 3″ Knife 1660TGRYST NEW $75.95 |
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KERSHAW Avalanche 1570ST Serrated edge Pocket Knife $64.99 |
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Kershaw Ken Onion Leek Serrated Folding Knife NEW $64.52 |
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Kershaw Black RAM Serrated Folding Knife 1910CKTST NEW $61.95 |
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Kershaw #1550 ST Blackout Serrated edgeknife/knives $59.99 |
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Kershaw Rescue Blur Black Serrated Knife 1675BLKST NEW $59.95 |
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KERSHAW CYCLONE 1630BLKST BLACK SERRATED EDGE KNIFE $59.95 |
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Kershaw Junkyard Dog 2 Serrated Folding Knife fnt $59.00 |
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Kershaw E.T. Black Serrated Knife 1900ST Carabiner $56.99 |
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Kershaw Blur Rescue Knife Red Part Serrated 1675RDST $56.99 |
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Kershaw Rainbow Leek Serrated Knife 1660VIBST ***NEW*** $56.95 |
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Kershaw E.T. Serrated Folding Knife Model 1900ST *NEW* $56.95 |
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Kershaw Rescue Blur Red Serrated Knife 1675RDST **NEW** $56.95 |
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Kershaw Blur Tanto Black Serrated Knife 1670TBLKST NEW $56.95 |
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Kershaw Blur Black Serrated Folding Knife 1670BLKST NEW $56.95 |
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Kershaw Ram Serrated Folding Knife 1910ST NEW IN BOX $56.95 |
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Kershaw Blur Red Serrated Folding Knife 1670RDST NEW $56.95 |
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POCKET KNIFE KERSHAW A/OWHIRLWIND PARTLY SERRATED KS156 $54.99 |
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Kershaw Cyclone Serrated Folding Knife Model 1630ST NEW $53.95 |
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Kershaw E.T. Serrated Edge Knife Gray 1900GRYST $50.99 |
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Kershaw Black Leek Serrated Folding Knife 1660CKTST NEW $47.95 |
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Kershaw Mini Cyclone Serrated Folding Knife 1635ST NEW $47.95 |
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Kershaw Shallot Serrated Framelock Knife 1840ST $45.99 |
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KERSHAW 1720ST JUNKYARD DOG SERRATED STAINLESS KNIFE $44.99 |
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Kershaw Whirlwind 1560ST Serrated Blade Folding Knife $44.99 |
What is the legal size allowed for a pocket knife in Kentucky?
I have two pocket knives. One that I know is legal, but the other one I’m not so sure.
Here’s the knife that I have. The Kershaw Storm
http://www.amazon.com/Kershaw-Storm-Serrated-Folding-1470ST/dp/B0013CK5GS/ref=sr_1_28?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1224783173&sr=8-28
The blade is three inches long and it is serrated, but I just want to make sure that it’s legal for me to carry and put it in jeans.
Kentucky has no legally mandated limit on the size of knives. Rather, it simply states that “ordinary pocket knives” are legal for carry.
What the heck is an “ordinary pocket knives?” Fair question.
It’s subjective and based on the opinion of the police officer who finds the knife and the court should one be on trial.
Based on a famous Kentucky case, White v. KY, butterfly knives, folding knives with huge impractical blades (7″ in the case of White) and one-handed tactical knives, are illegal. But other folding knives are not.
That Kershaw Storm looks like it would be ok, because 3″ isn’t huge, and serrations are for tool purposes (cutting leather, fish, soft wood, etc.). That is unless the local cops near you really hate knives.
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Shun Classic 9-Inch Bread Knife $129.95 This 9-inch Shun Classic bread knife offers the typical serrated blade, but is unique in that, while narrower than a standard German knife, it’s so sharp and precise, that it can produce thick or thin slices of even the most crusty loaves and hearty artisan breads without leaving a lot of crumbs or broken crusts in its wake…. |
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Shun Classic 6-Inch Tomato Knife $74.95 Imagine thinly slicing tomatoes with such ease, the cutting board looks nearly spotless! This 6-inch Shun Classic has a serrated edge that evenly slices crunchy baguettes, egg rolls, delicate pastries and more with barely a crumb left behind…. |
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Seki Magoroku Series 8-Inch Bread Knife $59.95 Seki Magoroku are traditional Japanese knives which have been manufactured in a similar style or centuries.. There are now some European shapes to complement this line. This series catches the eye with its mirror-finished edge of high-quality steel, featuring Molybdenum/vanadium stainless steel blade with a hardness of 58 HRC. The handles feature a rich Bubinga wood handle in the traditional ch… |
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Kershaw (KER1620ST) Serrated Scallion Knife $28.69 Features and Benefits: SpeedSafe Locking Liner Thumb Stud Pocket Clip 5-1/2″ overall open lengthKershaw’s Ken Onion Scallion offers high-performance styling and all the convenience of the SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening system in a slightly larger knife. It’s ideal for everyday carrying. The blade is built of high-carbon 420HC stainless steel for good edge retention and excellent co… |
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Ken Onion Leek Knife – Serrated $39.95 Ken Onion Leek Knife – Serrated 3″ plain edged 440A bead blasted stainless steel 410 stainless steel handle. 4″ closed. Removable / Reversible pocket clip…. |
There are literally thousands of knives being marketed all over the world. From standard kitchen knives to elaborate multi-functional tools to pocket knives to eye-catching daggers; you can find just about anything you want. Because every knife has its own purpose and usability, it is nearly impossible to own just one knife. The average collector can have anywhere from dozens to even hundreds of knives in his collection. Even non-collectors who purchase their knives for the purpose of using them can have drawers full of knives. Many knives are purchased for their specific use. Others are purchased for their uniqueness, or bizarre colors, or just because it looks intriguing even though they seemingly have no intended purpose. A good example of this is the Kershaw E.T. with built-in carabineer. (E.T. is external toggle locking system.)
The Kershaw E.T., Black Aluminum Handle, ComboEdge knife is 8 inches long with a 3 ¼ inch Sandvik stainless steel blade. The blade is half serrated and half plain edge. The knife is made of black aluminum and has a reversible pocket clip and built-in carabineer. The Kershaw E.T. even has a bottle opener. The Kershaw E.T. is designed to be opened or closed with one hand, either left or right. The Kershaw E.T. has a safety lock so that it cannot be closed or opened accidently. It does take some practice to learn how to open it correctly and safely as can be seen by the scars on the user’s hand in the following video. Click the link to see this knife in action.
The knife’s stainless steel blade enables it to retain a clean sharp edge. The black aluminum casing is durable yet at the same time lightweight.
While too big to be comfortably carried in your pocket, the reversible pocket clip makes it possible to carry your knife conveniently without the need to keep it in a toolbox. It is a safe, durable, and all around great knife to have in your collection or at your side.
This and other great knives can be purchased at www.UntamedKnives.com.
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Wang Kaixuan is an author, lecturer, musician, and traveler. He has written articles for such websites as www.UntamedKnives.com and www.SpearmanFlowers.com. He is originally from the United States and has traveled to 8 countries including Germany, Italy, Austria, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, the Canary Islands, and China. He has lived overseas a total of 6 years (3 in Germany and 3 in China). His travels have gained him much knowledge about various cultures, peoples, and products. (This article is the copyrighted property of Wang Kaixuan.)
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