Nevada posted a freshly minted expansion to knife rights on July 1st, 2015, expanding the right to buy, sell, manufacture, transfer, and possess several kinds… Continue Reading →

A state firmly in the middle of the pack when it comes to the balance between knife rights and knife restrictions, Nebraska allows nearly unlimited… Continue Reading →

Though Montana’s knife laws are mostly clear-cut and follow the pattern of other “middle of the road” states as far as knife rights are concerned,… Continue Reading →

The Show-Me State’s knife laws are direct and easy to understand, though not fully knife-friendly. Knife ownership is very broadly permitted, with the exception of… Continue Reading →

Mississippi is a mostly free and open state from the viewpoint of a knife owner, though its concealed carry laws place some limits on hiding… Continue Reading →

The cool, green northern state of Minnesota, sometimes dubbed the “Land of Ten Thousand Lakes,” is a popular destination for hunters and fishermen, most of… Continue Reading →

Famous for its automotive industry and, to a lesser extent, for its location in the midst of three Great Lakes, the Wolverine State features complex… Continue Reading →

Knife laws in Massachusetts support a far-ranging definition of knife ownership yet impose strict, lengthy, and confusing regulations on actually carrying the knives a person… Continue Reading →

Maryland’s knife laws use a mixture of knife type and intent to determine the legality of carrying. There is no limit on what kind of… Continue Reading →

Maine’s knife laws follow the pattern of several other states by permitting people to openly carry a broad array of knives (the same assortment it… Continue Reading →