[pale horse]

I am trying to find the rcws on knives and all the legal gargon that goes with it. If anyone has a link to it please let me know. I have tried the search on packing.org and the state information page and came up with nothing of any use on this issue. Please help me. Thanks.

[Northwest Cajun]

Here you go. let me know if the link worked

http://www.leg.wa.gov/RCW/index.cfm?fuseaction=chapterdigest&chapter=9.41

What part of Washington are you in?

Cajun

[pale horse]

Hey thank you. I am out of Spokane. Where are you at?

[Northwest Cajun]

My wife and kids are in Spanaway(Tacoma) but I'm currently at a "deployed location" I can give you a hint,... I'm looking at someone now wearing a brown and tan uniform.:D

Cajun

[pale horse]

Yeah the jungle can be a real bear. Well thank you for the info. Take care be safe and come home.

[p35]

While the statute doesn't define "dagger", you should be aware that the rule of thumb is that any double edged knife is a "dagger". Of course, in my experience, cops don't make an issue of it unless they're looking for a reason to hassle someone- if you look and act like a regular citizen they probably won't care.

[5pins]

Don’t forget there is no preemption law on knives like there is guns. You need to look at local laws as well.