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Are you allowed to bring back flick knives into the UK from france in checked luggage?

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Are you allowed to bring back flick knives into the UK from france in checked luggage?

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‘Flick’ knives are illegal to import into the country, but it depends what your definition of a ‘flick’ knife is; I’ve seen all sorts of knives described as ‘flick’ knives that aren’t. A true ‘flick’ knife (also called a switchblade or automatic knife) is a knife which includes a button or switch on the handle which, when pressed, opens the blade via a spring. These were made illegal to manufacture or transfer in any way in the 50’s; the only way you can legally own one is if you had it in your possession before the law was introduced. I would suggest instead that you bring back another pocketknife of French manufacture; there are a lot of very nice looking, good quality French pocketknives and some can be had at a very reasonable price.

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