AmmoLandUSA –-(Ammoland.com)- Complete and legally accurate knife law information available on revised American Knife & Tool Institute website.
The American Knife and Tool Institute has launched a revised version of its popular website, www.AKTI.org, with improved features for members and accurate information about the laws that impact knife businesses and knife owners in every state.
“Making state knife laws available online to our members and easily accessible has been a priority for AKTI in the last year,” explained AKTI Executive Director Jan Billeb.
“Ensuring that the information is complete and legally accurate has been our primary goal.”
Members of the organization are able to see knife law information for any state, while non-members can see quick legal facts about each state. The information was compiled and written by AKTI’s legislative consultant, Dan Lawson, a lawyer who has been involved in the knife industry for more than a decade.
Topics include which knives are prohibited, which knives can be sold or manufactured, critical dimensions, major cities with ordinances and more.
The website also features news and action alerts; education on knife use for kids, the general public and law enforcement officers; popular resources like AKTI’s approved knife definitions and guide to traveling with knives; and a monthly fundraising auction that supports the organization’s ongoing legislative efforts. In addition, visitors to the site can buy or renew their memberships, give memberships as gifts and purchase AKTI merchandise online.
“Every year we see more and more people – both our members and the general public – looking for information about safe and legal knife use,” Billeb said. “Our website has been redesigned to make it even easier for visitors to learn more about all facets of knife use in the U.S.”
The new website is also responsive, meaning it will be easier to view for visitors on smart phones and other mobile devices. It can be accessed at www.AKTI.org.
For more information contact:
Jan BillebExecutive Director
American Knife & Tool Institute
(307) 587-8296
akti@AKTI.org
www.AKTI.org
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About AKTI (www.AKTI.org)
The American Knife & Tool Institute is the non-profit advocacy organization for the knife industry and all knife owners. Its mission is to ensure that Americans will always be able to make, buy, sell, own, carry and use knives and edged tools. Formed in 1998, AKTI is dedicated to educating, promoting and providing relevant and accurate information about knives and edged tools as important tools in daily American life.
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must member up for cash to get detailed info from akti.
I do know in Oregon I can carry automatic opening knifes. I do it(http://www.benchmade.com/products/5000) a lot when not carrying a 4+” fixed).
I did for a decade in other states and never had a problem. I did around cops at catering events a lot. I just pretended to “flick” it or use two hands near them.
It didnt hurt i am a pale skinned/thin male who looks 10 years younger than I am so I appear as “non-threatening”. Considering I am “belted” in two defense disciplines and have independently studied Chi and Dim-Mak for the last decade(and build my own firearms) I can say the “innocent non-threatening” look is just camouflage.
F their “laws”
I’ll carry what i feel will protect me, dont like that? than dont attack me