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Limited hog hunting and fire hunting. Prohibited selling or giving handguns or Bowie knives to males under the age of...
Instituted a $2 tax on all pistols or revolvers posessed for private purposes (not sale), and a $3 tax for...
Prohibited discharging a cannon or firearms within city limits without permission from the mayor.
Camden, Glynn, and Effingham counties were povided the authority to tax firearms.
Continued ban on dueling, but modified the prison minimum to 1 year and maximum 3 years. Deaths resulting from duels...
Banned hunting on another's property on Sundays, punishable by a fine.
Prohibited the establishment of militia organizations outside of the governor's auspices.
Militiamen were not to attend parades with loaded weapons without permission, nor were they to discharge their arms on their...
Charlotte could institute a $50 tax on every pistol, bowie knife, dirk, sword cane, or other deadly weapons worn upon...
Continued to tax bowie knives, pistols, and other arms. Added rifle canes to the list of taxable items. Tax across...
