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1852 — Alabama — Arms Taxation

1851-52 Ala. L. chap. 1, p. 3

Instituted a personal property tax on Bowie knives.

AL
1852

1852 — Delaware — Public Carry

Revised Statutes of the State of Delaware, of Eighteen Hundred and Fifty-Two as They Have since Been Amended 733 (1893)

Going armed with intent to harm others was prohibited.

DE
1852

Allowed Camden to restrict firing weapons within the town.

DE
1852

1852 — St Johns, Florida — Hunting

1852 Fla. L. chap. 558, p. 137

Prohibited fire hunting at night in the county of St. Johns except on one's property.

FL
1852

1852 — Georgia — Concealed Carry

1851-1852 Ga. L. ch. 165, p. 269

Prohibited the concealed carry of various weapons.

GA
1852

1852 — Indiana — Gunpowder Storage

1852 Ind. L. chap. 108, p. 485-86

Allowed towns across Indiana to regulate the storage of gunpowder.

IN
1852

1852 — Louisiana — Gunpowder Transport

Levi Peirce, Miles Taylor & William W. King, Commissioner, The Consolidation and Revision of the Statutes of the State, of a General Nature 185 (1852)

Regulated the transport of gunpowder, and specifies the penalty if, during transit, the transport of gunpowder leads to death; namely,...

LA
1852

Banned carrying pistols, daggers, knives, and other deadly weapons in towns, punishable by a fine and brief imprisonment.

NM
1852

1882 — Milwaukee, Wisconsin — Weapon Discharge

Charter and Ordinances of the City of Milwaukee, and Amendatory Acts, Together with a List of Officers and Rules and Regulations of the Common Council 126 (1852)

Milwaukee prohibited firing weapons within 100 feet of any building.

WI
1852

1852 — Tennessee — Sentence Enhancement

2 Seymour Dwight Thompson, A Compilation of the Statute Laws of the State of Tennessee, of a General and Permanent Nature, Compiled on the Basis of the Code of Tennessee, With Notes and References, Including Acts of Session of 1870-’71 52 (1873)

Assault with a deadly weapon was punished by up to 10 years in prison.

TN
1852