Quick question

[KriegHund]

Taken from the library section on knives for COLORADO-

"Knives <3.5" are illegal to carry concealed with intent to use as a weapon, but otherwise are okay"

What exactly does this mean? You can carry a (concealed) knife over 3.5" as long as you dont attack anyone with it (which is already illegal )?

 

[hso]

It's an "intent to go armed" statute. It means that any knife greater than 3.5 inches that you don't have a good excuse for having on you can get you charged.

 

[rbmcmjr]

I read it like this:

If you are carrying a knife with the intent to harm, it is illegal regardless of the blade length.

Otherwise, <3.5" is okay.

IANAL, YMMV, etc.

Rick