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16th January 06, 02:38 AM
#1
Sgian Dubh
I need to purchase a sgian dubh but wondered whether it is legal to wear a proper one in public bearing in mind it is a blade, or should I go for a false one?
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16th January 06, 04:34 AM
#2
In Scotlands it's legal...not sure about the rest of the UK...Derek or Hamish will know this.
In the Netherlands it's illegal to cary anything bigger as a very small pocket knife without a license. I wear my sgian dubh nonetheless.
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16th January 06, 07:18 AM
#3
fight the law :-)
In Sweden it,s not legal to wear the sgian dubh but as i consider it to bee a part of my outfit i
have decided to wear it anyway..
One bar i was visiting told me to hang it in with my jacket but then i changed my mind and went to another bar :-)
Go for the real thing.
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16th January 06, 08:02 AM
#4
Certainly not a false one.
I always wear a skean dhu when out and about here in London, and no one has commented or complained.
Sometimes it is necessary to support our freedoms-after all what about thr Sikhs-they carry a dagger at all times.
James
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16th January 06, 08:44 AM
#5
I don't wear one. The law on knives here is very specific. A blade can't be more than 3 inches and it can't be a fixed blade, it must be a folding knife. It's enforced.
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16th January 06, 09:09 AM
#6
Give me a week, and I'll show you my solution. ;-)
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