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Old 25th October 2006, 08:59 AM   #7
Jens Nordlunde
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The reason why they are getting more and more restrictions in Denmark, when it comes to knives is that there have, in the last few years, been more and more fights, stabbings and killings where knives were involved.

The reason why I started this thread was to warn anyone travelling to Denmark to be careful what you bring with you, and also if you sell to a Danish collector, to make sure he will get whatever he has bought from you – check with collector, he should know and ask him to check with the custom office.
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