Our interpretation of the various laws, regulations and restrictions pertaining to survival, self-reliance and self defense. Please note that we are not lawyers, and this is NOT legal advice.
Idaho is a remarkably good state when it comes to pepper spray laws because they basically “don’t have any”! That is not entirely true, of course, as the criminal misuse of pepper spray can still get you into big trouble, but they do not institute any major restrictions of any kind on pepper spray or …
When it comes to pepper spray laws, Montana is among the friendliest places there is. The state has vanishingly few if any restrictions concerning civilian acquisition, possession, and use of defensive sprays in self-defense. Civilians may select any typical non-injurious formulation, and carry any quantity that suits their purposes. Furthermore, the purchasing of pepper spray …
Tennessee: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, dwellings, land, vehicles. Crime Class: Misdemeanor. Fencing Required?: Yes, if no signage/paint markings present. Signage Required?: Yes, if no fencing/barriers to entry present. Verbal Notice Required?: No. Tennessee Trespassing Law Overview Tennessee’s trespassing laws are reasonably easy to understand and for the most part common sense, …
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West Virginia has self-defense laws that are broadly consistent with other laws found throughout the greater American South and Appalachian region. A stand-your-ground provision is not included separately, but the effect of such a provision is more or less woven throughout the relevant body of the applicable statutes. So long as a person is attempting …
It is a sad state of affairs in Virginia. What was once a solid and dependable state concerning the Second Amendment and self-defense in general has, in the past decade, been infiltrated and laid low by duplicitous leftist sentiment that has resulted in a sharp increase in the number of anti-gun laws on the books. …
The Essentials Illegal on Public Property Without Security Clearance: Knife with blade over 3”, Switchblade, Stiletto, Dirk, Dagger, Hatchet, Axe, Any other deadly or dangerous weapon Illegal to Sell, Make, Buy or Possess with intent to use unlawfully: Switchblade, Ballistic Knife, Shuriken (throwing star) Illegal to Possess or Carry with intent to use unlawfully: Dirk, …
Louisiana is another highly permissive state when it comes to civilian carry and overall possession of defensive sprays. Civilians may have any formulation they choose so long as it is not designed to inflict serious bodily injury or death, and similarly may carry any quantity that serves their purposes. One should know, however, that due …
Pennsylvania is a state with hardly any pepper spray laws to speak of on the books, and aside from a definition for “tear or noxious gas”, and its related use in the busting of labor disputes, it does not restrict citizens from purchasing, possessing, or using in self-defense defensive sprays of any kind or quantity. …
The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly: Open carry of knives not expressly forbidden Illegal to Carry Concealed: Dirk, Bowie knife, Switchblade, Ballistic knife, Machete, Razor, Throwing star, Oriental dart, Any weapon of like kind* Virginia Knife Law Overview Virginia is not a state where you can concealed carry nearly any knife, or at least do …
Connecticut: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, dwellings, land, vehicles. Crime Class: Misdemeanor Fencing Required?: Yes, for certain scheduled crimes if sign not posted. Signage Required?: Yes, for certain scheduled crimes if premises not fenced. Verbal Notice Required?: No. Connecticut Trespassing Law Overview Connecticut’s laws on trespassing are fairly typical of most states. …
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