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Kershaw 1730SS Zing Stainless Steel Folding Knife
Jekotia
0
Dec 29, 2014
I'm very interested in this, but I'm a bit concerned about customs (I'm in Canada). Can anyone comment on experience with knives from Massdrop shipping to Canada?
demize
157
Dec 29, 2014
JekotiaIt should be fine. I got the Chive from MD fine, and the general consensus is that AO knives are fine in Canada.
SaladFury
1
Dec 29, 2014
JekotiaIt took it an extra week or two, but other than that I had no problems with my shipping to Canada
grumpy1471
88
Dec 30, 2014
JekotiaI've ordered 4 Kershaws from Massdrop without any issues whatsoever
bhaigh
31
Dec 31, 2014
JekotiaNo issues going into Canada with Shipping, I've got a Kershaw from another Drop, these knives are also for sale at retail stores in Canada as well (Cabelas, Army Surplus....) so as of Today (31/12/14) they are legal, but I'm sure they will be outlawed when they gain more popularity and "Concerned Citizens" get scared.
ijprest
15
Jan 1, 2015
bhaighNo issues on several knives to Canada. And this one is the perfect everyday carry...
bhaigh
31
Jan 4, 2015
ijprestI agree, as do I, but Assisted Opening Knives are illegal, the torsion bar is currently a work around of the laws, once they gain popularity they will be outlawed.
demize
157
Jan 5, 2015
bhaighWell, the law explicitly states that torsion bar knives are fully legal. I'd have to say Kershaw's Speedsafe bends it a little, but there's an exception written into the law specifically for knives where you still have to apply pressure to a stud or extrusion on the blade.
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