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1887 — Manhattan, Kansas — Minimum Age

Sam Kimble, Revised Ordinances of the City of Manhattan and Rules of the Council 49-50 (1887)

Prohibited selling arms to "minors" and to those "of notoriously unsound mind," and likewise banned minor possession of arms.

KS
1887

1871 — Connecticut — Dangerous Person Law

1 Henry Dutton, A Revision of Swift’s Digest of the Laws of Connecticut. Also, Practice, Forms and Precedents, in Connecticut 564 (1871)

Persons who give arms to "incautious person[s]" are to ensure the arm is "perfectly innoxious."

CT
1871

1859 — Washington — Smuggling

1859 Wash. L. chap. 5, p. 119

Smuggling weapons into prison was banned.

WA
1859

1855 — South Carolina — Hunting Gun Rules

The Revised Statutes of the State of South Carolina: Prepared by Commissioners Under an Act of the General Assembly, Approved March 9, 1869, to which is Prefixed the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of South Carolina 404 (1873)

Prohibited non-residents from using firearms for hunting.

SC
1855

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

Prohibited any slave from receiving any firearm, sword, dirk, or other side arm, and also prohibited giving them ammunition without...

NC
1846

1843 — Iowa — Aiding Prisoners

1842-3 Iowa L. chap. 49, p. 182

Prohibited furnishing arms to prisoners in order to foment a prison break.

IA
1843

Prohibited recieving weapons from Indians.

IL
1814

Prohibited trading arms with Indians

IL
1813

1795 — Massassachusetts — Public Carry

1795 Mass. L. chap. 2, p. 436

Repealed past laws, empowered justices of the peace to enforce new laws on public carry for rioters and other disturbers...

MA
1795