carry a brass knuckles

Topic: Self Defence Weapons. Activity pages act as clean lookup hubs rather than a second content source.

22
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legal rows
10
restricted rows
12
illegal or unclear

Activity overview

What this hub is for

This activity currently has 22 starter country rows in the reset dataset. The current sample leans toward illegal outcomes, which is enough to test browse flows without pretending the dataset is complete.

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These show the countries currently mapped for this activity in the reset dataset.

Austria

Austria classifies brass knuckles as prohibited weapons in category A. The official weapons overview says acquisition, possession and carrying of category A weapons are fundamentally prohibited.

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Belgium

Belgian Justice lists American brass knuckles as prohibited weapons. Prohibited weapons cannot lawfully be possessed, bought, transported or carried by civilians.

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Canada

Carrying brass knuckles is not lawful in Canada for the public because they are prohibited weapons.

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Finland

Finland’s Public Order Act prohibits the manufacture, importation, trading, and possession in a public place or a vehicle in a public place of brass knuckles.

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Germany

Carrying brass knuckles in Germany is not lawful for the public because they are prohibited weapons.

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Hong Kong

Carrying brass knuckles in Hong Kong is not lawful because knuckledusters are prohibited weapons.

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Ireland

In Ireland it is an offence to possess in a public place, without lawful authority or reasonable excuse, an article made or adapted for causing injury or incapacitating a person. Carrying knuckledusters in public therefore exposes the carrier to an offensive-weapons offence.

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Netherlands

Dutch weapons law treats a boksbeugel as a category I weapon. Category I weapons may not be carried, and the official sources reviewed do not identify a lawful ordinary civilian self-defence exception.

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All current country rows

The table remains useful for auditing coverage and row state while the data is still sparse.

CountryStatusRow state
Australia Depends verified
Austria No verified
Belgium No verified
Canada No verified
Colombia Depends verified
Denmark Depends verified
Finland No verified
France Depends verified
Germany No verified
Hong Kong No verified
India Unclear verified
Ireland No verified
Japan Depends verified
Netherlands No verified
Poland Depends verified
Portugal No verified
Singapore No verified
South Africa Depends verified
Sweden Depends verified
Switzerland Depends verified
United Kingdom No verified
United States Depends verified