TS Find of the Year!

[palidin20603]

Rizzuto Estileto Milano, 7 inch white handle. Yes, I know it isn't legal and can't believe it was there! I didn't know anything about the maker, but wow! Never thought I would find something like that! I don't want to post a pic, to avoid trouble. I just had to tell someone! I have heard it might be worth $100, but I can't sell it anywhere, oy. HH

 

[westkybanded]

Depends on the state you live in. In Kentucky, there's no restriction on ownership. Just can't carry it concealed without a CCDW permit.

 

[palidin20603]

I love Kentucky! For this and Rand Paul!

 

[palidin20603]

Rizzuto Estileto Milano 5" Folding Knife | eBay

Looks just like this one! Unreal what people will do on ebay.

 

[JohnnyFlake]

Rizzuto Estileto Milano, 7 inch white handle. Yes, I know it isn't legal and can't believe it was there! I didn't know anything about the maker, but wow! Never thought I would find something like that! I don't want to post a pic, to avoid trouble. I just had to tell someone! I have heard it might be worth $100, but I can't sell it anywhere, oy. HH

No matter where you live, it's not illegal to own a knife with a 7", 8" or whatever blade. It may be illegal to carry in a metro area but not illegal to own. You cannot get in any trouble by posting a picture of it. Why can't you sell it anywhere?

 

[rickv14623]

No matter where you live, it's not illegal to own a knife with a 7", 8" or whatever blade. It may be illegal to carry in a metro area but not illegal to own. You cannot get in any trouble by posting a picture of it. Why can't you sell it anywhere?

Looks like a "switchblade". Auto-opening knives are not legal to carry most anywhere. Not sure about mere possession. Folding knife is like calling a 1911 a lead capsule delivery device

 

[diggummup]

Totally legal here in Florida. Here is the wiki page concerning laws on switchblades and stiletto's.Switchblade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[inspectorgadget]

You legally can't ship it thru the US mail but you sure can posses it & even carry it in many states! There is usually no blade length restriction on just owning or using it but carrying it can be another story. Even in most states that it's illegal you can own one if it's part of a registered collection.