
I know that each state is different, but if you know any particulars about any state, please share anything you deem interesting!What I'm specifically interested in, is carrying "deadly weapons" and less than lethal / non-lethal weapons that aren't firearms. I live in NC and already have a CCW permit and already carry a firearm, but things like brass knuckles require a CCW in the state of NC to carry and so it had me wondering how serious the court takes them in comparison to firearms.For example, have you heard of any cases where someone used a non-firearm deadly weapon in an unjustified manner, and received a penalty equal to or greater than what they likely would have received with a firearm?I also ponder about the legality of carrying non-firearms in circumstances where a property owner has a legal "No Firearms" sign, which does not in any way include or allude to the inclusion of any weapons other than firearms. Because "No weapons" signs exist, but so do signs that specifically say "No firearms". And in my particular state, A No firearms sign can be legal without the mention of other weapons according to this link, which sells legal "No firearms" signs per state, and the North Carolina specific sign references a North Carolina statute that specifically pertains to handguns and doesn't even mention weapons of other categories. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/3s519ck
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