As i cannot find anywhere on this site to complain about items being sold i Have to put it on this forum.I have come across Hunting Knives being sold..Surely you shouldnt allow this sort of weapon to be sold on a site such as this
As i cannot find anywhere on this site to complain about items being sold i Have to put it on this forum.I have come across Hunting Knives being sold..Surely you shouldnt allow this sort of weapon to be sold on a site such as this
Last edited by rosywood; 19th July 2008 at 08:27 PM.
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I have to ask....just what is offensive about hunting knives? Even the darkside allows hunting knives and just about every other site I know of does too. Several men collect them. Knives, pen knives and swords for that matter. The only ones generally not allowed are switchblades because of the gang usage. I don't get the offense here???? You are objecting to something many, many sellers handle.
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Without the auction ID there is no way of telling why this knife / weapon etc may be offensive, thats why I just gave general advice. Admin will be the ones that take the final decission, but like you say as long as it is not on the banned list, then there should not be any reason for hunting knifes etc to be deleted.
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I know what you are saying...but here in the UK there is a huge problem with knife crime and some people feel that knives should not be so readily available...its not just switchblades that people are using...
at the end of the day people can only give and opinion and its up to the site owners to make the decision...
Heres an example of the type of knife some people in the UK would consider offensive...in that if you are carrying it in public and the police search and find it on you, if I understand right, you can be charged with possession of an offensive weapon...
http://uk.four.ebid.net/perl/auction...0-0&mo=auction
please correct me if I'm wrong.
That's a politically correct argument in the making. Sad commentary for sure. So then you cannot buy knives like this in the UK? Is that what you are saying? It is illegal to sell them in your country? They can be sold in the US......as long as they are not switchblades.
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I quite agree.
A lot of people don't realise that screwdrivers come under the same law.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/CrimeJus...tion/DG_078569
So where do we stand then?
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Like many other things.....they only become a "weapon" in the wrong hands & in the wrong location.
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Carrying a knife and selling a knife are two different things. Your law says:
That would be the same as in the US. So it would seem selling the knife linked to above is perfectly legal. And if used for said purpose your countrymen could use it as such as well....they just better not get caught in a dark alley with it in their pants.There is a complete ban on the sale of certain types of knives categorised as offensive weapons, regardless of their use, these include:
- flick knives - knives where the blade is hidden inside the handle and shoots out when a button is pressed; these are also called 'switchblades' or 'automatic knives'
- butterfly knives - where the blade is hidden inside a handle that splits in two around it, like wings; the handles swing around the blade to open or close it
- disguised knives - where the blade is hidden inside something like a belt buckle or fake mobile phone
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