The American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) and V Nives, a Washington State-based knife manufacturer, applaud the introduction of legislation by Senator Phil Fortunato that would provide positive changes for knife owners, manufacturers, and retailers in Washington. The legislation (Senate Bill 5860) would allow retailers and manufacturers in Washington to sell “spring blade knives” (automatics).
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The Lawson That Saved Christmas (Twice)
For your holidays, we have a real-life tale about how Christmas has been saved for knife owners not once but twice. This article, “The Lawson That Saved Christmas (Twice),” was published for AKTI in the December 2023 issue of Knife Magazine. Written by Tony Sculimbrene, attorney and knife expert, it is a story that ties into […]
Teter v Lopez
“The follow-on effects for Bruen continue, and while some high-profile cases are getting a lot of media attention, other cases are actually doing a lot of legal work in shaping how Bruen actually works.” Learn more about the cases that may make a difference in interpretations in the article “Know Your Knife Laws – Teter […]
GSM Outdoors Acquires Camillus
For over 140 years, Camillus Cutlery has supplied high-quality knives throughout the world.
Nebraska Caution Note
In 2023, Nebraska passed sweeping legislative reforms regarding the carrying of knives and other weapons. The bill was signed by the Governor in the first half of 2023. However, as the bill was working its way through the legislative process, a number of municipalities indicated that they would take legal steps to prevent the bill […]
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