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Which state has the least restrictive knife-and gun-laws and why?
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IIRC -- New Hampshire just repealed all its knife laws.
I have been looking at lake front houses in NH for many reasons. I looked at Bernard Levine's state law reference and it seems that Vermont does have some knife laws. Perhaps his is wrong? He did not update the NH changes. I posted a thread asking him too!
Hard to name a specific state, but my understanding is Vermont has no weapon carry laws. You can carry any knife (even switchblades) and guns concealed with no permit, so long as there is no criminal activity.
You need to be over 16 and have no felony convictions for concealed carry here. Switchblades are limited to 3", which is thus somewhat arbitrary.
Keep your favorite anti-anxiety medications ready when your first NH property tax bill arrives!NH has no knife laws. You can open or conceal carry a sword if you want, and any kind of auto knife, dagger etc..
Gun laws, no permit to own, no permit needed to open carry a handgun. Shall issue conceal carry permit for 10 dollars, no class needed. I think mine took three days to get. All class 3 firearms legal, MG, SBR/SBS, Silencers etc..
It's a great state to live in. Oh ya.. No sales or income tax either![]()
I have been looking at lake front houses in NH for many reasons.