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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

1893 — Rhode Island — Concealed Carry

1893 R.I. L ch. 1180, p. 231-32

No concealed carry of dirks, bowie knives, brass knuckles, or firearms was allowed. Sentence enhanced for drunken criminals caught with...

RI
1893

Combined both the concealed carry and brandishing/exhibiting statute. Forbade carrying the listed weapons if under the influence of drugs or...

MO
1885

1895 — Nevada — Weapon Discharge

Dav. E. Baily, John D. Hammond, The General Statutes of the State of Nevada. In Force. From 1861 to 1885 1076 (1885)

Nevada prohibited discharging weapons, except when necessary for self-defense, in public places.

NV
1885

1873 — Nevada — Weapon Discharge

1881 Nev. L. chap. 7, p. 19-20

Persons in Nevada were prohibited from discharging any firearm in a public place except when necessary for self-defense.

NV
1881

1878 — Mississippi — Public Carry

1878 Miss. L. chap. 46, pp. 175-76

Prohibited selling weapons to minors and to those who are intoxicated. Prohibits concealed carry unless one has good reason to...

MS
1878

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

1835 — Missouri — Sales to Indians

The Revised Statutes of the State of Missouri, Revised and Digested by the Eighth General Assembly During the Years One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-Four, and One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-Five 312 (1835)

Prohibited trading guns with Indians.

MO
1835

1824 —University of Virginia, Virginia — Prohibits Campus Ownership

University of Virginia Board of Visitors Minutes 6-7 (1824)

Prohibited arms on campus. No PDF, but the law can be viewed here: https://perma.cc/3NH7-AZ7R

VA
1824

1746 — New Jersey — Militia Regulations

2 Arthur Vollmer, Military Obligation: The American Tradition: A Compilation of the Enactments of Compulsion from the Earliest Settlements of the Original Thirteen Colonies in 1607 Through the Articles of Confederation 1789, Part 8 25-26, 31 (1947)

Prohibited officers from beating enlisted troops. Prohibited soldiers from engaging in various conduct, including training while drunk on alcohol. Prohibited...

NJ
1746