search

Advanced Search

Filters

Date Range
to
Jurisdiction
Show more Hide
Conduct
Instrument

Search Results (70)

Virginia
Clear all

1896 — Virginia — Concealed Carry

1896 Va. L. chap. 745, p. 826

Allowed county (hustings) judges to issue one year concealed carry permits. Added jail time of not more than 30 days...

VA
1896
Read More

1894 — Virginia — Minimum Age

1893–94 Va. L. chap. 366, pp. 425-26

Forbade selling pistols, dirks, and bowie knives to minors.

VA
1894
Read More

1893 — Virginia — Arms Taxation

1893 Va. L. chap. 797, p. 931

Listed rifles, muskets, firearms, bowie knives, dirks, and similar weapons as taxable personal property. There was an exception for arms...

VA
1893
Read More

1890 — Danville, Virginia — Pistol Gallery Licenses

1889-1890 Va. L. chap. 262, p. 423

Authorized Danville to tax and deny pistol gallery licenses.

VA
1890
Read More

1890 — Virginia — Minimum Age

1889–90 Va. L. chap. 152, p. 118

Forbade selling pistols, dirks, and bowie knives to minors.

VA
1890
Read More

1889 — Virginia — Arms Taxation

1889 Va. L. chap. 19, p. 19

Listed rifles, muskets, firearms, bowie knives, dirks, and similar weapons as taxable personal property. There was an exception for arms...

VA
1889
Read More

1887 — Virginia — Concealed Carry

Edward Calohill Burks, Waller Redd Staples & John William Riely, The Code of Virginia: With the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States; and the Constitution of Virginia 897 (1888)

Penalties set for concealed carry in Virginia: a fine of not less than twenty nor more than one hundred dollars...

VA
1887
Read More

1887 — Lynchburg, Virginia — Weapon Discharge

Thomas D. Davis, The Code of the City of Lynchburg, Va., Containing the Charter of 1880, with the Amendments of 1884, 1886 and 1887, and the General Ordinances in Force July 1st, 1887, Also a Digest of Acts of Assembly and of Ordinances Affecting the Rights and Interests of the City of Lynchburg and its Citizens, Together with a Brief Sketch, Historical and Statistical 116 (1887)

Prohibited weapon discharge in Lynchburg, including cannons.

VA
1887
Read More

1887 — Lynchburg, Virginia — Gunpowder Transport

Thomas D. Davis, The Code of the City of Lynchburg, Va., Containing the Charter of 1880, with the Amendments of 1884, 1886 and 1887, and the General Ordinances in Force July 1st, 1887, Also a Digest of Acts of Assembly and of Ordinances Affecting the Rights and Interests of the City of Lynchburg and its Citizens, Together with a Brief Sketch, Historical and Statistical 117 (1887)

Regulated transport of gunpowder in Lynchburg.

VA
1887
Read More

1885 — Smithfield, Virginia — Weapon Discharge

1885-86 Va. L. chap. 258, p. 275

Prohibited shooting guns in Smithfield cemetary.

VA
1885
Read More