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1868 — Arkansas — Brandishing

1868 Ark. Acts L. ch. 59, p. 218

Prohibited brandishing a deadly weapon for the purpose of frightening or intimidating. Brandishing for self-defense is allowed.

AR
1868

1868 — Florida — Slungshot Ban

1868 FL L. ch. 1637, p. 95

Banned the sale of knuckles and slungshots. Bans the concealed carry of multiple types of arms.

FL
1868

1868 — Georgia — State Constitution

1868 Ga. Const., art. I, § 14.

Georgia constitution protected the right to bear arms.

GA
1868

1868 — Idaho — Weapon Discharge

1868 Id. L. chap. 10, p. 95

Firing a gun in cities throughout the state deemed illegal.

ID
1868

1868 — Kansas — Public Carry

1868 Kan. L. chap. 31, p. 378

Prohibited the carrying of pistols, bowie knives, dirks, or deadly weapons by persons not engaged in legitimate business, under the...

KS
1868

1868 — North Carolina — Hunting

1868-1869 N.C. L. chap. 18, pp. 59-60

Hunting restrictions on Sunday were punishable by fine. If the offender cannot pay the fine, they may be sentenced to...

NC
1868

Allowed taxation in Salisbury of pistols, except when part of stock in a trade, and on dirks, bowie knives, and...

NC
1868

1868 — Oklahoma — Brandishing

Dorset Carter, Annotated Statutes of the Indian Territory: Embracing All Laws of a General and Permanent Character in Force at the Close of the Second Session of the Fifty-fifth Congress 228 (1899)

Prohibited brandishing weapons for the purpose of intimidation is deemed a misdemeanor and punishable by a $500-1,000 fine and imprisonment...

OK
1868

1868 — Portland, Oregon — Firing Weapons

Charter of the City of Portland, Street and Fire Department Laws, Ordinances, Regulations &c 205-06 (1872)

Prohibited firing guns in certain parts of Portland.

OR
1868

Set a minimum age but guarantees the right to arms and prevents confiscation of said arms.

OR
1868