Wie lang darf die Klinge sein? — Transcript
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- 0:00If the police catch you with something
- 0:02like this out there, or even in your
- 0:04car, you’ve got a problem, and it can
- 0:05get really expensive. I was asked
- 0:08yesterday, how long can a knife blade
- 0:11actually be to be carried legally in
- 0:13public? And that’s why I’d like to
- 0:16answer that question briefly. So, the
- 0:19maximum blade length for a knife with a
- 0:23fixed blade is 12 cm. If a knife like
- 0:28this one clearly has a longer blade, it
- 0:30falls under the carry ban of Section
- 0:3342a of the Weapons Act. Yes, and a
- 0:36violation of that can get really
- 0:39expensive. However, folding knives, for
- 0:42example, have no blade length limit. If
- 0:46I have a folding knife like this one,
- 0:48clearly with a blade length over 12 cm,
- 0:51as long as it doesn’t open with one
- 0:53hand and lock—maybe some of you
- 0:55remember—that matches the definition
- 0:58of a one-handed knife. You also aren't
- 1:02allowed to carry one-handed knives in
- 1:04public, ready for access, without a
- 1:06legitimate interest. But if it isn’t
- 1:09a one-handed knife, but rather a
- 1:11folding knife that I really can only
- 1:14operate with two hands, then the blade
- 1:17can be any length. So there, we have no
- 1:21blade length restriction, which goes to
- 1:24show once again that this Weapons Act
- 1:26perhaps needs to be revised and updated
- 1:29. What do you think about that? That
- 1:31fixed-blade knives have a limited blade
- 1:34length, and folding knives—meaning
- 1:37two-handed knives—have no limit. Feel
- 1:39free to write it in the comments.
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