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There's a bullet list halfway here: https://advo-recht.be/kennisbank/strafrecht/misdrijven/welke-wapens-zijn-in-belgie-verboden/ https://advo-recht.be/kennisba
by hyperman1 6y ago
There's a bullet list halfway here:
https://advo-recht.be/kennisbank/strafrecht/misdrijven/welke-wapens-zijn-in-belgie-verboden/ https://advo-recht.be/kennisbank/strafrecht/misdrijven/welke...
Some non-firearms on the list:
* Lots of types of knives, like Stilettos
* shurikens
* Blank weapons which look like other objects, like a knife hidden in an umbrella
* Clubs and batons
* Electric shockers
* Aerosol cans and sprays for self defence
* Nunchuks
Technically, anti personnel mines, flamethrowers and laser weapons might also be considered non-firearms, but I assume even the USA forbids these.
Interesting point is your medieval flail, which is probably legal as a historical ornamental weapon. Good luck explaining that one to the cops, though
- andrewflnr 6y agoNunchuks are banned in a lot of places in the US, too (CA and VA at least). I think it's easy for people outside the US to miss what a patchwork of regulation we have here.
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- mminer237 6y agoI believe landmines would be illegal in the US as destructive devices, although you might be able to get a stamp to buy one, not sure. But flamethrowers and any power laser are legal without any special paperwork in almost all states.