hey guys, wanna import kabar knife with specification of Blade length 9", Overall length 14 5/8"
this one can pass boh? the restriction is 10" right?
where to buy these kind of knife?
and about those "flick knifes" isnt that ******* dangerous?
what if you press the button accidentally when your fingers are curled around the knife? then your ****ing fingers sure get slcied off.
Hi guys, just wondering if Kershaws Speed Safe technology is allowed in Singapore? I am aware that Kershaw claims that their knives with Speed Safe mechanism are NOT considered switchblades but i just want to double check with you guys.
I once bought an SOG Power Assist multitool, it has the SOG Assisted Technology, and it was delivered with no fuss at all. So im not sure if it went through customs fine because it was a multitool instead of a knife or because the SOG Assisted Technology is allowed.
Just for your info, im looking at Kershaw Leek, Shallot, Chive, Scallion and Cryo.
All of which uses the Kershaw Speed Safe technology.
And, if by any chance anyone letting go any of the knives listed above, do contact me! Thanks!
AFAIK, there is no 'set' length. Singapore law is not based on length of the blade. Some items are scheduled items, so regardless of the length, it is prohibited/restricted. For eg. balisongs, automatics, flick/graivity knives, trench knives, daggers
Alright thanks! I'll find something else then. Any knife to recommend for edc purpose?
I prefer an all steel construction such as the Kershaw Onion series. I do prefer a plain edge recurved blade but i'll consider other choices too, just no tantos please. Size have to be medium to small, the type that fits your palm just nice. Budget below $100. No particular preference with the locking mechanism. Thanks in advance!
You might want to consider the CRKT Drifter Stainless Knife 6450S. Ideal for edc with Weight: 3.2 oz. (91 g) and Blade: Length: 2.875” (7.3 cm).
It's also light on your wallet - you can probably buy 3 for $100.
you should experience buying online, and getting familiar with the imex of edged tools etc. It will make it more fun. You can get good deals online, but it comes with risks as well. When you buy from a brick and mortar shop, the risk is eliminated but you pay a little more (they have to pay the overheads etc, as opposed to a pure online dealer).
this being a public forum and edmw, not likely you'll get much replies..I need at least 10 participants?
this being a public forum and edmw, not likely you'll get much replies..
This is not a knife but i imported it...
Its meant for decorative purposes, and i got it from ebay coz caesars is so ex -.-
Will get through customs or not? I did apply for a arms license just to import it, and put the date of arrival approx 1st nov, but it says need 2 weeks to process the application, and my item should be arriving in a few days. Whats gonna happen lol any experienced guys know?
Well, possibly trying to reduce unneccesary public spotlight.. There was a reporter here last time asking to interview and see some of the collections.. I believed everyone contacted here declined/ignored since it might draw unnecessary attention..Pity, since it's a gaw