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Prohibited getting inebriated and discharging weapons on public roads, but allowed individuals to still engage in this behavior on their...

SC
1899

1897 — South Carolina — Concealed Carry

1897 S.C. L. chap. 251, p. 423-24

Prohibited the concealed carry of various arms. Instituted increased penalties to individuals charged with violent assaults or murder if committed...

SC
1897

1893 — South Carolina — Sale License

1893 S.C. L. chap. 309, p. 426-27

Required a license in order to sell pistols and pistol ammunition.

SC
1893

1891 — South Carolina — Arms Dealing License

1891 S.C. L. ch. 703, p. 1101–02

License required to sell knuckles, pistols, and .45 caliber rifles.

SC
1891

1890 — South Carolina — License to Sell

2 John E. Breazeale, The Revised Statutes of South Carolina 431 (1894)

South Carolina prohibited selling arms below .45 caliber without a license.

SC
1890

1880 — South Carolina — Concealed Carry

1880 S.C. L. chap. 362, p. 447-48

No concealed carry of dirks, handguns, knuckles, and other weapons allowed. Increased punishments for crimes for individuals who used a...

SC
1880

1880 — South Carolina — Concealed Carry

The General Statutes and the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of South Carolina, Adopted by the General Assembly of 1881-82 699 (1882)

Restricts the concealed carry of slung shots, pistols, knives, and knuckles.

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1880

Limited the hunting season in some counties.

SC
1878

1870 — South Carolina — Dueling

The Revised Statutes of the State of South Carolina 710 (1873)

Prohibited challenging another, and accepting a challenge, to a duel with deadly weapons.

SC
1873

1870 — South Carolina — Disturbing Peace Armed

1869-1870 S.C. L. chap. 288, p. 402-03

Disturbers of peace who go about armed offensivley would be arrested.

SC
1870