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7" Ozark Trail Folding Knife w/ Stainless Steel Blade
$3.50
$5.94
41% off
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Walmart has 7" Ozark Trail Folding Knife w/ Stainless Steel Blade on sale for $3.50. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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- 3-in stainless steel blade
- 4-in polypropylene handle
- Liner lock
- Pocket clip
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Walmart has 7" Ozark Trail Folding Knife w/ Stainless Steel Blade on sale for $3.50. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for finding this deal.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for finding this deal.
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- 3-in stainless steel blade
- 4-in polypropylene handle
- Liner lock
- Pocket clip
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Written by oceanlake- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Most report it is some kind of 3cr13mov/X30 cr13 steel. 52-54hc.
When cops ask "do you have any weapon on you or in car?" - should I say yes and its in trunck?
When cops ask "do you have any weapon on you or in car?" - should I say yes and its in trunck?
I found this online for California
Folding knives
Can be carried openly or concealed if folded. This includes pocket knives, Swiss Army knives, and certain utility knives. Switchblades are a type of folding knife, but their blades must be 2 inches or less.
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Helpful review here, explains why people should consider buying this instead of the super cheap Ozark Trails: https://youtu.be/1za8pfLrVFI?fea
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But really, just look for knives with some reliable budget steels, 8cr, 14c, D2. Some decent budget brands are Kershaw, Civivi, CJRB, Vosteed, etc. There are others people might recommend, but stay away from the random Chinese Amazon brands because the listed steels may be a lie, who knows how the heat treat is etc.
If you want something offbeat, there are traditionals like Opinel or Svord in carbon steel. They're a great value but not what most are looking for and the lack of corrosion resistance requires some upkeep.
One other thing to note, is all knives no matter how nice will dull with use. Learning to sharpen is the next step.
When cops ask "do you have any weapon on you or in car?" - should I say yes and its in trunck?
https://www.akti.org/state-knife-laws/
This is obviously a third part site. You should always check current state law.
Indiana has no limit on fixed blade knives. I once forgot my KABAR was next to the shifter driving through Wisconsin. Just cause I'd put it there. Not as a defensive weapon. And was going faster than I meant to. State troopers got me at like 2AM. I did explain to them I completely forgot it was there and I had a CCW. They told me to throw it in the trunk at the next truck stop.
But obviously know the laws of the state you are traveling through. Illinois for a long time would prosecute you if caught with a firearm even if you were driving through. But they changed that years ago. If you're driving through/not stopping. You could carry. I obviously would not without checking for any updates
They can't search your trunk anyway and if it's in the trunk you aren't carrying it.
https://www.akti.org/state-knife-laws/
This is obviously a third part site. You should always check current state law.
Indiana has no limit on fixed blade knives. I once forgot my KABAR was next to the shifter driving through Wisconsin. Just cause I'd put it there. Not as a defensive weapon. And was going faster than I meant to. State troopers got me at like 2AM. I did explain to them I completely forgot it was there and I had a CCW. They told me to throw it in the trunk at the next truck stop.
But obviously know the laws of the state you are traveling through. Illinois for a long time would prosecute you if caught with a firearm even if you were driving through. But they changed that years ago. If you're driving through/not stopping. You could carry. I obviously would not without checking for any updates
They can't search your trunk anyway and if it's in the trunk you aren't carrying it.
> Jonathon Lee Hester was sentenced to six years for the possession of two box cutters.
Ok, Fuq that!
When cops ask "do you have any weapon on you or in car?" - should I say yes and its in trunck?
Research and know your rights.
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They are decent for the price. They will cut, they will have some longevity and they are a good tool. Far from heirloom quality but great value.
The knife industry has gone kind of wild with their pricing structure and I welcome Walmart's approach to functional knives for a good price.
Helpful review here, explains why people should consider buying this instead of the super cheap Ozark Trails: https://youtu.be/1za8pfLrVFI?fea
He's simply saying for people who are going on eBay and over spending on the Ozark Trail to put that money towards this combo pack instead.
At the end of the day the $10 orange crossbar lock D2 Ozark Trail is a major win.
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