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It's not only a Puma, but 777 beats 666 hands down!puma guy wrote:The same one I carry on Monday. It has a button lock 3-1/2" blade, has a decent size handle with checkered scales and a finger groove. I'm too old to get in a knife fight, but It serves me for utility purposes and would be better than my old Case Barlow if worse came to worse. Of course it's a PUMA.
Indeed it is. Not practical but allowedphilip964 wrote:So is a sword allowed?
I have always wanted a katana.
Yes, in most locations. The only places that you can't legally take it are the same places a LTC is restricted from by law in Ch 46, e.g. schools, polling places, etc.C-dub wrote:I've not been keeping up with this law. I've had one of these for about 30 years and only use it camping, but haven't thought about carrying it. Will it be legal tomorrow?
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Yup! Two even!philip964 wrote:So is a sword allowed?
I have always wanted a katana.
Make sure to carry 2 desert eagles for backup thoughSyntyr wrote:Yup! Two even!philip964 wrote:So is a sword allowed?
I have always wanted a katana.
The Annoyed Man wrote:It's not only a Puma, but 777 beats 666 hands down!puma guy wrote:The same one I carry on Monday. It has a button lock 3-1/2" blade, has a decent size handle with checkered scales and a finger groove. I'm too old to get in a knife fight, but It serves me for utility purposes and would be better than my old Case Barlow if worse came to worse. Of course it's a PUMA.
That didn't cross my mind, though PUMA does make a 666 knife. see photo. The name is quite foreboding. 
The Annoyed Man wrote:Gelder?
Jusme wrote:The Annoyed Man wrote:Gelder?
The perfect knife to be sharpening, when your teenage daughter's date arrives.
I hadn't even noticed the name until you said it!As if the blades are not enough to inflict discomfort it comes with accessories! For getting down to ...nitty gritty, so to speak!The Annoyed Man wrote:Gelder?
RSX11 wrote:Deadpool rides the streets of downtown Houston, taking advantage of open carry and the new knife law.
The guy in the picture (Evo Gambino) you're criticizing is a a US Army member, been in 11 years and deployed to Iraq in 2009 and 2010. During Harvey he has organizing and been working with some other cosplayers at GRB, distributing toys to children and taking pictures with them, trying to cheer them up and lift everybody's spirits. So yeah, he's a real superhero in my book.The real super heroes, have better things to do in Houston. They are helping people. JMHO
