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by cjlandry
Wed Jul 05, 2006 9:49 am
Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
Topic: What are TX knife laws?
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flintknapper wrote: The same principle holds true for my "escrima" sticks. It is lawful to have them with me as long as I am traveling to or from the Dojo or am engaged in some other (lawful) activity where I need them. But, if left in my vehicle the rest of the week, some over zealous LEO could cite me for possessing a "club".
I was not aware of that. It's illegal to carry a stick in your vehicle? Interesting.

I've been a martial artist all of my adult life, practicing mainly Aikido, Judo, and Jodo. The principles of Aikido and Jodo translate well to sticks of varying lengths, so I tend to carry some with me, though they don't have that "martial arts weapon" look to them. They are equally effective.

Regarding a knife for defense, I much prefer a stick. It's much easier to make a non-lethal choice with it.

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