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Flamethrower Legal States

Flamethrower Legal States: compare 50 US states on 2 metrics.

LawTech & Business50 states · 2 metricsUpdated Oct 8, 2024Original page
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Flamethrower Legality

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AlabamaLegal—
AlaskaLegal—
ArizonaLegal—
ArkansasLegal—
CaliforniaPermit RequiredFlamethrowers cannot be shipped to California unless you hold a permit (Health and Saf. Code § 12755). However, a California compliant model (LRT only) for those without a permit is available, equipped with a short-range nozzle.
ColoradoLegal—
ConnecticutLegal—
DelawareLegal—
FloridaLegal—
GeorgiaLegal—
HawaiiLegalCan not ship lithium batteries to Hawaii at this time, aside from the one pre-installed in the product, plus one spare battery in the same box as the product. Orders containing more than one spare battery will be edited and partially refunded to remain within the constraints o…
IdahoLegal—
IllinoisLegal—
IndianaLegal—
IowaLegal—
KansasLegal—
KentuckyLegal—
LouisianaLegal—
MaineLegal—
MarylandBannedFlamethrowers cannot be shipped to Maryland. CR § 4-501 specifically lists flamethrowers as part of the state’s prohibited destructive devices.
MassachusettsLegal—
MichiganLegalFlamethrowers cannot be shipped to addresses within the city of Warren due to a local ordinance.
MinnesotaLegal—
MississippiLegal—
MissouriLegal—
MontanaLegal—
NebraskaLegal—
NevadaLegal—
New HampshireLegal—
New JerseyLegal—
New MexicoLegal—
New YorkLegal—
North CarolinaLegal—
North DakotaLegal—
OhioLegal—
OklahomaLegal—
OregonLegal—
PennsylvaniaLegal—
Rhode IslandLegal—
South CarolinaLegal—
South DakotaLegal—
TennesseeLegal—
TexasLegal—
UtahLegal—
VermontLegal—
VirginiaLegal—
WashingtonLegal—
West VirginiaLegal—
WisconsinLegal—
WyomingLegal—

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Where does this flamethrower legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Wikipedia; Exothermic.

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