NH House considers bill to legalize street-fighting weapons
The bill introduced Friday afternoon would lift the ban on brass knuckles, blackjacks and slungshots in New Hampshire.
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The bill introduced Friday afternoon would lift the ban on brass knuckles, blackjacks and slungshots in New Hampshire.
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Street-fighting weapons, such as brass knuckles and blackjacks, would be made legal in New Hampshire under a bill filed by Republicans at the State House.
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