Knuckleduster-revolver, Italian, 1870s AD
Knuckleduster-revolver, Italian, 1870s AD
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iirc, there's also a knife - it's the thin piece of metal right next to the left-side straight piece.
Holy crap, you're not kidding! This thing is illegal in multiple ways in many states!
Looks like the blade is fixed. Other than the brass knuckles, not sure what else would be illegal about it in some states.
Dunno, man. State knife laws are weird. Double-edged (stiletto) could be illegal in some, and that blade is at least 4" long. It's not assisted-open (which is the common no-no), but it's also not fixed: it's a folding blade. I can't tell if it has a locking mechanism, but sometimes it's the combination of features.
Edit: Ok, maybe not 4". Looks more like 3.
Please, tell me that the gun one is also banned
For being brass knuckles, yes. Gun itself would be shitty, but not illegal.
Yeah, as long as you have a carry permit. If you're in a state that doesn't require carry permits, then the whole thing is probably 👍
They are one and the same, the knife pops on the bottom.
Just like any other weap... O right, USA.