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RSA 158:9-g. Availability of Information.
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Records and papers for certain licenses and hearings are open to inspection by any person, unless this section provides otherwise.
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RSA 158:9-h. Certificates of Competency for Explosives.
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Explosives may be used or blasting may be conducted only when a current, valid certificate of competency requirement is met, and the safety commissioner must set certificate rules.
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RSA 158:9. Possession of Explosives.
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People may not keep or handle listed explosives in certain buildings or within 500 feet of certain public places, unless regulations under RSA 158 allow it.
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RSA 159:1. Definition.
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This section defines “pistol or revolver” and “antique pistol, gun cane, or revolver,” and says antique firearms may be owned or transferred by museums, collectors, or licensed gun dealers in certain places if federal law is not conflicted.
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RSA 159:11. False Information.
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A person buying or taking delivery of a pistol, revolver, or other firearm must not give false information or false evidence of identity.
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RSA 159:12. Sale to Minors.
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A person must not sell, barter, hire, lend, or give a pistol or revolver to a minor, or it is a misdemeanor.
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RSA 159:13. Changing Marks.
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No person may change or remove identifying marks on a pistol or revolver.
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RSA 159:14. Exemption.
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This section says some unlicensed individuals may sell a pistol or revolver in limited cases.
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RSA 159:15. Possession of Dangerous Weapon While Committing a Violent Crime.
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A person who uses certain dangerous weapons during a violent crime or attempted violent crime is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
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RSA 159:16. Carrying or Selling Weapons.
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It is a misdemeanor for anyone, except as allowed by state law, to sell, possess with intent to sell, or carry blackjack, slung shot, or metallic knuckles; the items are also subject to confiscation.
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RSA 159:17. Exceptions.
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The preceding section does not apply to several listed groups, including law officers, certain licensed hunters or fishers, some workers on duty, emergency responders, military personnel, and authorized military or civic organizations while parading.
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RSA 159:18. Felonious Use of Teflon-coated, Armor-piercing and Exploding Bullets and Cartridges.
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A person commits a class B felony if they use or try to use certain teflon-coated, armor-piercing, or explosive bullets or cartridges while committing any misdemeanor or felony.
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RSA 159:19-a. Criminal Use of Pistol Cane or Sword Cane.
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Using a pistol cane or sword cane on another person with intent to commit a misdemeanor or felony crime is a crime, and felony-intent use is a class B felony.
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RSA 159:19. Courthouse Security.
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People generally must not knowingly carry a pistol, revolver, firearm, or other deadly weapon in a courtroom or area used by a court.
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RSA 159:20. Self-Defense Weapons Defined.
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This section defines two types of self-defense weapons.
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RSA 159:21. Possession by Felons Prohibited.
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A convicted felon who possesses an electronic defense weapon away from the place where he lives commits a class B felony.
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RSA 159:22. Restricted Sale.
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A person who knowingly sells an electronic defense weapon to someone under 18 commits a violation.
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RSA 159:23. Criminal Use of Electronic Defense or Aerosol Self-Defense Spray Weapons.
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Using an electronic defense or aerosol self-defense spray weapon on a law enforcement officer or another person, with intent to commit a misdemeanor-level crime, is a misdemeanor; with intent to commit a felony-level crime, it is a class B felony.
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RSA 159:24. Sale of Martial Arts Weapons.
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A person may not sell, deliver, or otherwise transfer a martial arts weapon to someone under 18 without written consent from the parent or guardian.
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RSA 159:25. Voluntarily Surrendered Firearms.
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A state agency may not run a firearms voluntary surrender and destroy program.
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