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keyman

January 22, 2017 05:19

@Jason
When will the Phaeton series be hitting the shelfs?
Specifically, the 4600DLC-1?
I've decided I need one of these pretty badly.

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martymcfly

January 22, 2017 05:41
That's kinda crazy you just posted this, Key. I was literally just showing this one to my wife on YouTube. I've decided that you are almost freakishly sharing a lot of identical tastes in knives as myself.
Can't wait to vicariously enjoy your Phaeton one day...
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benchieking

January 23, 2017 03:32
How does that work Key? Just curious.

In Maine, it is legal to own any knife except for switchblades, balisongs, and other automatic knives. You can not conceal carry dirks, stilettos, and dangerous knives.
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boinkman

January 23, 2017 04:11
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Originally posted by benchieking:
How does that work Key? Just curious.

In Maine, it is legal to own any knife except for switchblades, balisongs, and other automatic knives. You can not conceal carry dirks, stilettos, and dangerous knives.

I drove without car insurance for 15 years because I thought it was a sham. Never had an accident in my Chevrolet C-10. Now I can retire early with all the money I saved on stupid car insurance. That's how it works. If you are responsible and smart, the laws don't mean ****.
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benchieking

January 23, 2017 05:47
Not if you work for the FEDS and see posts like this. Like the infidel he had disassembled the other day. Federal weapons charge isn't a violation cite and release offense
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djsportland

January 23, 2017 10:39
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Originally posted by benchieking:
Not if you work for the FEDS and see posts like this. Like the infidel he had disassembled the other day. Federal weapons charge isn't a violation cite and release offense

"October 15, 2015: Maine' LD 264, "An Act To Restore the Right To Possess Certain Knives That Are Used by Many Citizens as Tools," repealing the state's ban on switchblade (automatic) knives is now in effect. Maine is the ninth state to allow switchblades since Knife Rights started it Sharper Future™ campaign six years ago."

Maybe minding your own business and shutting up is a good idea.
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bmkjason

January 23, 2017 16:34
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Originally posted by Keyman:
@Jason
When will the Phaeton series be hitting the shelfs?
Specifically, the 4600DLC-1?
I've decided I need one of these pretty badly.

Early March would be my best estimate at this point in the game.
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keyman

January 23, 2017 16:45
Thanks Jason!
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benchieking

January 23, 2017 17:03
Of course no answer.
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loonybin

January 27, 2017 23:02
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Originally posted by benchieking:
Not if you work for the FEDS and see posts like this. Like the infidel he had disassembled the other day. Federal weapons charge isn't a violation cite and release offense

Please cite the federal law that he is supposedly violating.

At most, he would be in violation of a state law; however, as djsportland point out to you (and you apparently ignored) as of October 15, 2015, it is legal to possess automatic knives in Maine due to state law LD264. (btw, that's a link to the law so you can read it yourself)

If you're that concerned that he's violating the law, ask him privately instead of publicly.
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sre1

January 28, 2017 00:46
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Originally posted by loonybin:
If you're that concerned that he's violating the law, ask him privately instead of publicly.

+1
VERY poor form.
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benchieking

January 28, 2017 03:35
I don't give a rip what he does, not my job to police him. I was wondering if maybe he was a repair center or something. You need to read the federal rules about shipping automatic knives across state lines.

Pm?? What for don't break the law and you don't have to hide it like I said not my problem what he does.
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