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UK Knife Law
No knives sold to under 18's
It’s illegal to use any knife or weapon in a threatening way.
There are different rules for shotguns and firearms.
It’s also illegal to:
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carry most knives or any weapons in public without a ‘good reason’
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sell most knives or any weapons to anyone under the age of 18
The exception to these 2 rules are folding pocketknives that:
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have a cutting edge no longer than 3 inches
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are not lock knives (they do not have a button, spring or catch that you have to use to fold the knife)
In Scotland, you’re allowed to sell 16 and 17 year olds cutlery and kitchen knives.
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If the knife or weapon is not banned, some examples of ‘good reasons’ include using it:
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for your work
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for religious reasons, such as the kirpan some Sikhs carry
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as part of any national costume
A court will decide if you’ve got a good reason to carry a knife or a weapon if you’re charged with carrying it illegally.
If you want advice on what counts as a ‘good reason’, contact your local police or get legal advice.