Wesson Homeland
Bringing a pocket knife into Hong Kong?
I have a Smith and Wesson Homeland Security pocketknife, that is not spring operated, and not a gravity knife. It opens with one hand utilizing thumb pressure applied solely a thumb stud attached to the blade, and it has a mechanism that provides resistance which must be overcome in opening the blade.
It has a blade length of approximately 3 inches.
Will I be able to travel with it in my check-in luggage through U.S. Federal and Hong Kong Customs without being prosecuted?
don’t it would be like a Claymore sword to them
Smith and Wesson Homeland Security
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