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Open carry law for knives and swords to begin in September

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Tuesday, July 11, 2017
What you should know about open carry knives in Texas

AUSTIN, Texas (KTRK) -- In less than two months, Texas will enact a new open carry law for knives and swords.

Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 1935 into law.

Starting Sept. 1, it will be legal for adults in Texas to open carry knives, daggers and swords.

The law bans long knives from being carried into schools, colleges, churches and bars.

Read more about House Bill 1935 here.

SEE ALSO: Checking a gun is legal, if you do it properly

Right now - somewhere - someone if checking a firearm for a flight, and it's perfectly legal.

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