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- Sat Sep 08, 2018 12:29 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Throwing knives / Spikes
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Re: Throwing knives / Spikes
While throwing knives, may be a fun pastime, using them as defensive weapons, would not be my first choice. Throwing knives at a stationary, target, a prescribed distance away, you could be come proficient with enough practice, but people very seldom attack, from a set distance, and very seldom do they stand still, especially if they see something thrown at them. Not only that, you are throwing away a potential weapon, that may come back at you. JMHO
- Mon Jul 03, 2017 1:11 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Throwing knives / Spikes
- Replies: 38
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Re: Throwing knives / Spikes
Soccerdad1995 wrote:I am trying to get creative here. A local movie theater has recently changed ownership and the new owners posted 30.06 signage (old owners just had 30.07). I'm thinking they might want to look in a computer bag for food and whatnot so my Sub 2000 might not work. And the kids really like this particular theater.
Is it legal to possess throwing knives and / or throwing spikes in Texas if I am not carrying a handgun with my LTC?
Is it possible to learn to use these effectively for typical SD distances inside a theater (approx. 25 yards max)?
I could just rely on my EDC knife (not thowing), but the seats close to the entrances are not the best.
Do they check women's purses, for "food and whatnot"? A backpack, or computer bag should be no different (sexual discrimination and all that)
If you are dead set on going to a theater, who wants to set up criminal friendly environments, I suggest the Sub 2000, over any type of fantasy throwing knives, or stars. They work great in Bruce Lee movies, but they can't be very effective at stopping a threat armed with a firearm. My kids, would have to start liking another theater. JMHO