SharpEdge Defense

10/31/2026

Wooden Walking Sticks w/without Compass. Hiking Staffs, and Wizard-Style Staves.




10/27/2026

A little Halloween MICROTECH fun.

10/25/2026

10/23/2026

BENCHMADE SCOP

OPEN LENGTH
6.3'' | 16.0CM

BLADE THICKNESS
0.175'' | 4.45MM

BLADE LENGTH
1.66'' | 4.22CM

HANDLE THICKNESS
0.175'' | 4.45MM

WEIGHT
1.81OZ | 51.31G

BLADE STEEL
440C STAINLESS STEEL (58-60HRC)

BLADE STYLE
SPEAR-POINT

BLADE FINISH
CERAKOTE®

MECHANISM
FIXED BLADE

HANDLE COLOR
TUNGSTEN GRAY

CLIP STYLE
SOCP® DEEP CARRY
SHEATH MOLDED

MOLLE COMPATIBLE
YES

10/22/2026

From time to time, SharpEdge Defense will share information regarding Florida laws pertaining to specific types of knives and fi****ms to help keep you informed, educated, and safe. Our goal is to promote responsible ownership and awareness of the laws that affect you.

Florida open carry laws.

Key Rules and Limitations
* The Court Ruling: The Florida First District Court of Appeal ruled the previous open carry ban unconstitutional under the Second Amendment in McDaniels v. State (effective September 25, 2025), changing state enforcement.

* Age Requirements: You generally must be 21 or older to open carry a handgun, and 18 or older for long guns.

* Prohibited Locations: You cannot openly carry a fi***rm in sensitive or government areas, including:
* Police stations, jails, and detention facilities
* Courthouses and courtrooms
* Polling places
* Government and school board meetings
* Schools, colleges, universities, and career centers
* Establishments primarily devoted to serving alcohol (bars and pubs)
* Airport sterile areas and federal facilities

* Private Property: Private business owners and private residences can ban fi****ms on their premises by posting visible entry signage or asking you to leave. Refusing to leave after being asked can lead to charges for armed trespassing.

* Unlawful Behavior: It remains illegal to exhibit, brandish, or use a fi***rm in a rude, careless, angry, or threatening manner, or to use a weapon to intimidate others.

* Who Cannot Carry: Convicted felons, individuals subject to domestic violence injunctions, and people with risk protection orders are strictly prohibited from possessing fi****ms.

10/21/2026

PSK
GRAY GRIVORY | DROP-POINT

10/21/2026

Spyderco EDGERATI

10/17/2026

Microtech Hera.
Bat, Pumpkin and Mummy Wrap
M390 Steel
Signature Series

10/16/2026

A little taste of sexiness

10/10/2026

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ATF Will NO LONGER Enforce Suppressor Registration!

The ATF announced major changes to how it will enforce the National Fi****ms Act (NFA), effective October 9, 2026.

Under the new nationwide guidance, ATF will no longer enforce federal NFA registration or prior-approval requirements for suppressors, short-barreled ri**es (SBRs), short-barreled sh****ns (SBSs) and certain other fi****ms.

HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?

In 2025, Congress reduced the federal NFA making and transfer tax from $200 to $0 for these items.

In August 2026, a federal judge in Texas ruled that key NFA requirements could no longer be justified under Congress's taxing power after the tax was eliminated.

The ruling initially protected only certain plaintiffs, members and customers.

The Department of Justice decided NOT to appeal. Now, ATF says its new nonenforcement policy will apply nationwide.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR GUN OWNERS?

👉 No enforced federal NFA registration: ATF will no longer enforce registration requirements for covered items.

👉 No $200 NFA tax stamp: Congress already eliminated the making and transfer tax for these items.

👉 No mandatory prior NFA approval: ATF will no longer enforce Form 1 or Form 4 approval requirements for covered items.

👉 Background checks still apply: Licensed dealers must follow applicable federal fi***rm sales laws, including Form 4473 and required background checks.

👉 State laws still matter: Some states prohibit these items or impose additional restrictions. The federal policy does NOT override state laws.

IMPORTANT: THE NFA HAS NOT BEEN REPEALED.

ATF is choosing not to enforce certain federal requirements. Congress has NOT removed those requirements from the law.

ATF will still accept voluntary registrations. Future legal or policy changes could also affect owners of unregistered NFA items.

For a simple, one-stop guide to all the current gun laws in your state, or the ones you’re traveling to, click here 👉 https://uscca.co/2WBW