Brass Knuckle Laws

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In most states, carrying brass knuckles is legal. In Georgia, for example, carrying a concealed weapon is legal, and brass knuckles are considered concealed weapons. There are regulations as to who may carry the brass knuckles, such as age requirements. In legal-brass-knuckle states, a would-be carrier must apply for and receive a permit that allows individuals to carry concealed weapons. Carrying brass knuckles without a permit is illegal, and if caught, a person could be fined and possibly serve jail time.

Becareful How You Use Them

In states that allow a person to carry brass knuckles, there are laws on how the knuckles may be used. Intentionally assaulting a person is not permitted and could carry serious legal consequences. If the situation is self-defense, as in the breaking and entering of a home, brass knuckles may be used if the owner has a permit to carry the weapon.

Bottom-line....

BRASS KNUCKLES ARE LEGAL BUT USE THEM WISELY! We here at Brass Knuckles Nation have ONE thing and ONE thing only in mind and that is your personal and legal safety. Therefore it is highly recommended that you don't intentionally assault some with Brass Knuckles and only use them for self defense purposes.

I had looked for a state by state listing for this, but couldn't find one. However, if you look up any for individual states, you could probably find it.

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