The term concealed weapon simply means any weapon you have concealed, so yes, by definition, brass knuckles could be a concealed weapon. State laws in the U.S. vary, so depending on where you are, they may or may not be illegal.
Yes, they are.
I'm not 100% what brass knuckles were actually made for but i do know what people use them for..., its a metal thing that fits around your knuckles and you punch someone when you have it on.. it will hurt alot.
im not exactly sure, but what i have heard is this: brass knuckle tattoos are meant to remind us what we are capable of, but that we choose a different way. plus they look pretty badass, im thinking of getting a set
As they are illegal in most jurisdictions I suggest that they fit loosely, that way it will be less painful when they are taken away from you.
Zebras do not have knuckles since they do not have hands; they have hooves.
Owning a pair of brass knuckles in the state of north Caroline is legal, however carrying a pair of brass knuckles is illegal without a concealed weapons license
No, the brass knuckles are not part of any weapon schematic
Yes, they are.
Brass Knuckles are illegal in Missouri because of there purpose and because they are classified as concealed weapons which are illegal to own without having a permit or reason to carry.
Assef's main weapon is brass knuckles with sharpened edges, which he uses to inflict harm on others, including Amir and Hassan in "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini.
Brass knuckles are not illegal for most people however they are illegal for some. If you are a Cat I or Cat II weapon restricted person then you can not posses them. You are a Cat I or a Cat II restricted person if you have been convicted of any violent felony, convicted for any felony, on probation or parole, you are in possession of the weapon with drugs, you are under the influence of alcohol past the .08 mark or you are an illegal alien. Brass knuckles are considered a blunt weapon designed for fighting. If you conceal brass knuckles on your person you could also be considered carrying a concealed weapon so make sure you have your CCW.
Because of the type and extent of the damage they can do and their POTENTIAL to be easily concealable.
Always check with an attorney, or get a letter from the state Attorney General to be safest, regarding weapon laws.
Because knives have many legal, legitimate uses, whereas brass knuckles have no legitimate use. Their only use is as a weapon.
In every jurisdiction of which I am aware, "brass knuckles" come under the category of a "prohibited weapon." You would have to check the the statutes to determine the penalty for your particular state.
they are knuckles made of brass that really hurt if you get hit by them
Technically it is legal for you to own them as long as they are carried in the confines of your own home or on private property that you possess. Iowa does not do a very good job of clarifying this as they do not expressly mention brass knuckles or anything like them in the wording of their laws. However, read Chapter 724.4, subsection 1 which I have paraphrased below. 724.4 Carrying weapons. 1. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a person who goes armed with a dangerous weapon concealed on or about the person, or who, within the limits of any city, goes armed with a pistol or revolver, or any loaded firearm of any kind, whether concealed or not, or who knowingly carries or transports in a vehicle a pistol or revolver, commits an aggravated misdemeanor. Nowhere in Chapter 724 do they mention brass knuckles and do not define brass knuckles under offensive weapons in Chapter 724.1. However, from the quote above, "a dangerous weapon" could be construed to mean brass knuckles. Having done a little bit of quick case law search from Iowa, brass knuckles generally fall under this category of "dangerous weapon" making them illegal. The exception to making them illegal if they indeed are lies in Chapter 724.4, subsection 4, part a which can be seen below. 4. Subsections 1 through 3 do not apply to any of the following: a. A person who goes armed with a dangerous weapon in the person's own dwelling or place of business, or on land owned or possessed by the person.