Opinions of this Luft Gravity knife

[weller]

Very nice RZM!!! I got mine online for a great price considering the condition...

[rbminis]

Congratulations Jeff!
It is a keeper for sure. I just wish they were legal to own here as I have wanted one of these for a long time as well.
Ralph.

[weller]

Thanks Ralph! Just curious, why exactly are these illegal in Canada?

[RZM]

Thanks Weller! From what I understand, these are actually illegal in a few states here in the US as well. California comes to mind.

[rbminis]

Thanks Ralph! Just curious, why exactly are these illegal in Canada?

Hello Jeff,
Any automatic knives, switchblades, knuckle duster type guards, butterfly knives, push daggers, and likely a few others are all illegal in Canada.
Sorry, I can't tell you why.
Ralph.

[weller]

It must be the OTF - Out the Front blade release.

[gerrit]

That is a gorgeous knife with a lovely blade, and for sure a keeper!
Thx for showing

Ger

Btw you cant have them in Holland too, just like knuckle duster type daggers, highly forbidden!

[jarmijo78]

Just wondering what you guys think...thanks

Jeff

anyone know if they made a gravity knife (take-down version or type II) with the common makers? SMF, Weyersberg, Helbig, etc? I had only seen rbn marking, review this gem, I was late to it, I guess

Luftwaffe Gravity Knife, Unissued Take Down Model

[jarmijo78]

although I personally prefer the type I (non take-down) because, besides almost always be better and usual makers have, for historical reasons, because if the type II began production in 1941, the type II knife was not involved in the Battle of crete and in making Fort Eben-Emael, launches in Norway in 1940 ...

[rbminis]

anyone know if they made a gravity knife (take-down version or type II) with the common makers? SMF, Weyersberg, Helbig, etc? I had only seen rbn marking, review this gem, I was late to it, I guess

Luftwaffe Gravity Knife, Unissued Take Down Model

It looks okay to me.
Ralph.