The American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) presents a series of informative articles appearing on the organization’s website, www.akti.org, and presenting various aspects of the knife owner’s experience.
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Indiana State Senator Jim Tomes has forwarded Senate Bill SB181, a pro-knife bill that would repeal Indiana’s outdated ban on the sale and possession of switchblades and automatic knives.
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According to Knife Rights, the California Court of Appeals last week reversed a lower court’s ruling that a knife that could be “wrist-flicked” open was a “switchblade.”
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In a serious blow to the attempts by New York City and NYC District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr. to derail Knife Rights’ federal civil rights lawsuit against them, U.S. District Judge Barbara S. Jones on September 10 denied their …
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Federal Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis has granted Knife Rights’ motion to amend its federal civil rights lawsuit against New York City and District Attorney Cyrus Vance, Jr., adding as plaintiffs New York knife retailer Native Leather and Knife Rights Foundation. …
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According to Knife Rights, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has signed legislation repealing the ban on the possession, sale and manufacture of automatics—such as the Benchmade Infidel (pictured above)—in Missouri as long as they are not “in violation of federal law.” …
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According to the American Knife & Tool Institute, a Pennsylvania bill has been introduced to ensure knife liberties for the citizens of the Keystone State. HB 2548 would amend Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes. If …
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