CobraTec Knives Small 2.75" OTF Tanto Plain Black D2 Steel Blade/Black Aluminum Handle
CobraTec Knives Small 2.75" OTF Tanto Plain Black D2 Steel Blade/Black Aluminum Handle
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Brand | CobraTec Knives |
Category | Knives |
Model | CTK-1 |
OAL | 7" |
Hand | Ambidextrous |
Size | Small |
Blade Material | D2 Steel |
Edge Type | Plain |
Style | OTF |
Open Type | Trigger |
Blade Description | Black |
Handle Material | Aluminum |
Blade Length | 2.75" |
Blade Type | Tanto |
Handle Description | Black |
Includes | Pocket Clip |
Sheath | Nylon |
Weight | 4.50 oz |
Features | Glass Breaker |
Closed Length | 4.25" |
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- Arkansas*
- California (less than 2″ blade length limitation)
- Colorado (effective approximately Aug. 9, 2017; concealed carry maximum length 3-1/2″)
- Connecticut (maximum 1-1/2″ blade length limitation)
- Florida*
- Georgia*
- Idaho*
- Illinois (effective Aug. 11, 2017, with valid Firearms Owner’s Identification Card FOID)
- Indiana
- Iowa*
- Kansas (since 2013)
- Kentucky (if at least 21 years old)*
- Louisiana (effective August 1, 2018)
- Maine (effective October 15, 2015)
- Maryland – can legally possess if not concealed
- Massachusetts (maximum 1-1/2″ blade length limitation)
- Michigan (effective October 10, 2017)
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- Missouri (since 2012)
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- Texas (since 2013)
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- Virginia (effective July 1, 2023)
- Washington (manufacture allowed, limited possession to law enforcement and emergency personnel – see Washington Knife Laws)
- West Virginia (must be 21 years of age)
- Wisconsin (effective February 2016)
- Wyoming*