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The Law of Carry: What You Must Know Before Buying Edged Arms

The house sells steel. It does not sell exemptions from your local law.

Age is not negotiable

The house sells edged arms to adults only. Every visitor passes the barred gate before a single piece is shown, and the house will refuse a sale it believes to be to a minor, regardless of what a form says.

Owning and carrying are different questions

In most places, owning a blade is straightforward and carrying it is not. Length limits, concealment rules, automatic and gravity-blade restrictions, and outright bans on specific patterns vary by nation, state, county and sometimes by city block.

A piece that is perfectly lawful to display on your wall may be unlawful in your car. Verify before you carry, not after.

Where the house cannot send steel

Some jurisdictions bar the shipment of certain patterns outright. Where the law forbids delivery, the house refunds rather than risks the buyer. If an order is stopped for this reason you will be told plainly and repaid in full.

The honest disclaimer

Nothing written here is legal advice. The house is a licensed dealer, not counsel. The obligation to know your own law belongs to you, and the house will not pretend otherwise to make a sale.

Asked of the house

How old must I be to buy a knife or sword here?
You must be a legal adult in your jurisdiction. Warborn Blades verifies age at the gate and will refuse any sale it believes is to a minor.
Is it legal to carry a sword or large knife?
Ownership is usually lawful; carry is heavily restricted and varies by state, county and city. Check your local statute on blade length and concealment before carrying any piece.
Will you ship to any address?
No. Where local law forbids delivery of a particular pattern, the order is refused and refunded in full rather than shipped.

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