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Butterfly Knives on KD?
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Hehe thats pretty cool, used to have a nice butterfly myself, I guess its pretty fun when you get used to it, not so fun when your learning though hehe...what about customs, I always assumed any "weapon" imports are treated specially, or does it go through like anything else?
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VillageIdiot said:
Why would you waste money on something like that.It will probably fall appart in the first 5 minutes and you'll get cut.Get a good Nova or Opto equivalent, a Benchmade
.I posted this before but there ya go. :
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb7k4VQ8rrg[/media]
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that's awesome! i really want a butterfly knife, ive seen a few people do some cool things with them. I could ask for them to ship this knife with my order, but i dont know if it's worth it.
The KD knife probably isnt even a butterfly knife, probably just folds on each side and you cant do any awesome tricks with it.
The KD knife probably isnt even a butterfly knife, probably just folds on each side and you cant do any awesome tricks with it.
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This guy is awesome with his knife!
[media width=425]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUeCrHNk8-k[/media]
[media width=425]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUeCrHNk8-k[/media]
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Switch said:
It could be a butterfly knife, but chances are , after 5 minutes of use it will look like my cheap sh*t knife. :-/
When I made that video , the damn thing didn't even had a latch...[/quote]
YOU made that video?
wow.
but i still THINK that doing that in a real fight wouldnt be very useful.....i always imagine that indiana jones vs. that indian guy scene
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Petrovski said:What's the excitement all about? You can buy those things in any dump store here, from crap to high quality. Don't tell me those knifes are illegal in AU as well? :
uhm... yeah.....
nikokapo said:i always imagine that indiana jones vs. that indian guy scene
I have a gif for everything, don't I?
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VillageIdiot said:[quote author=Petrovski link=1214908167/0#8 date=1215380943]What's the excitement all about? You can buy those things in any dump store here, from crap to high quality. Don't tell me those knifes are illegal in AU as well? :
uhm... yeah.....
[/quote]You do are allowed to use knives in the kitchen?
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You need a license for full-auto's and butterflies over here I think. Any other knife you need to be over 18 to buy. Including kitchen or tool knives. Of course, DX and KD don't care about your age.
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nikokapo said:
It could be a butterfly knife, but chances are , after 5 minutes of use it will look like my cheap sh*t knife. :-/
When I made that video , the damn thing didn't even had a latch...[/quote]
YOU made that video?
wow.
but i still THINK that doing that in a real fight wouldnt be very useful.....i always imagine that indiana jones vs. that indian guy scene
[/quote]Yes, it's completely useless and just for show.But a miseducated person would think that spinning and flipping skills are proportional to knife fighting skills, so there is a certain intimidation factor at most.
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hmm, well in Canada butterfly knives are "generally prohibited" but often can be collected my martial arts professionals.. I love ebay... :
kind of grey area of the law. As for Automatic firearms they fall under Prohibited firearms status and civilians are not allowed to own them unless they grandfathered them before the law changed.. that was quite awhile ago. Generally speaking I know of no one who owns a fully automatic firearm being a shooter myself. BUT I have seen "converted autos" - they still are prohibited firearms .. lots of people own them as they too are grandfathered.
You Americans are looking up North and saying ... WTF is up with that.
I know... Gun laws... Criminals are criminals because they don't obey the law. Why invent a law that punishes the wrong people.
kind of grey area of the law. As for Automatic firearms they fall under Prohibited firearms status and civilians are not allowed to own them unless they grandfathered them before the law changed.. that was quite awhile ago. Generally speaking I know of no one who owns a fully automatic firearm being a shooter myself. BUT I have seen "converted autos" - they still are prohibited firearms .. lots of people own them as they too are grandfathered.
You Americans are looking up North and saying ... WTF is up with that.
I know... Gun laws... Criminals are criminals because they don't obey the law. Why invent a law that punishes the wrong people.
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Lol, but some states in the US prohibit balisongs too Like, you can have guns but no flicky knives.....yeah...
What can I say? I'm awesome : And not to brag (well actually I've been saying this all over the place) but I had the displeasure to actually use my butterfly knife for it's intended purpose
Like, you can have guns but no flicky knives.....yeah...What can I say? I'm awesome :
And not to brag (well actually I've been saying this all over the place) but I had the displeasure to actually use my butterfly knife for it's intended purpose
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Huge Bump!
Got a letter from Customs today. =D
Got a letter from Customs today. =D
