The beauty of the balisong-like mechanism is, you can flick it around like a maniac without risk of losing a digit.

The slight size, swift action and sharp look add up to one fabulously fidget-friendly, incredibly irresistible blade.

Teter and Grell’s attorney, Alan A. Beck, told the Honolulu Star- Advertiser in an interview that he and his clients feel “real good” about the court’s ruling and noted the importance of the balisong ...

So the Ninth Circuit held today (Teter v. Lopez), in an opinion by Judge Carlos Bea, joined by Judges Daniel Collins and Kenneth Lee. The butterfly knife, also known as the "balisong," has a disputed ...

The butterfly knife is at the heart of a controversy over Second Amendment rights. Butterfly knives are under fire in some U.S. states. Michigan just joined a case involving controversy over Hawaii's ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has held that Hawaii's ban on "butterfly knives" violates the Second Amendment, finding the pocketknife-esque blade falls under the definition of "arms.

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Valorant has some pretty incredible knife cosmetic options, but none are as popular or stylish as the butterfly knife. There are multiple versions of the butterfly knife avail in the FPS game, from ...