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Ken Forbus · OWNER Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 750 Location: Georgia

It is a good idea to carry a concealed fixed blade knife some where on the center line of the body. The center line of the body allows you a much broader range of weapons access across the spectrum of a fight. It can be accessed with either hand, mounted, choked, bear hugged or just about any other conceivable position.

Take a look at the Shivworks Clinch Pick as an option.
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Paco2 · Posted: 27, 01, 08 10:26 am Post subject:

Ken, what's your take on how GA law treats a small fixed blade outside of the hunting fields? Knife law around the country often seems more obtuse than gun laws.

Do you think neck knife carry suffices for this mid-line carry?
It seems like "not so much" as the knife can swing about a bit and not exactly be where you reach in a dynamic situ.
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Ken Forbus · OWNER Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 750 Location: Georgia

Anything concealed is illegal, a fixed blade had to be openly carried.
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Mastino177 · Posted: 28, 01, 08 7:59 pm Post subject:

How does one get away with carrying the clinch pick then?

Ken Forbus · OWNER Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 750 Location: Georgia

Hmmmmmmmm, we just do it lol. Besides if it is not concealed itis good to go.
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Mastino177 · Posted: 29, 01, 08 11:16 am Post subject:

I know that sometimes there's a grey area Mr. Green

, but if it falls under a shirt it would be concealed...if I'm ever stopped for any reason I would want to make it a problem.