A new federal lawsuit is taking aim at California’s ban on non-lethal self-defense weapons. Byrna makes CO2-powered launchers ...
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California’s pepper spray ban faces major court challenge over claims it’s unconstitutional
A new lawsuit filed by less-lethal weapons maker Byrna Technologies argues that California’s ban on “pepper projectile launchers” is flatly unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.
VAN NUYS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Thieves broke into a Van Nuys business that sells self-defense devices, including less-lethal pistols and other weapons. NakeStores is a distributer of Byrna ...
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Nov. 29—ALBUQUERQUE — A new line of "less-lethal" guns has made its way onto New Mexico store shelves, and a teacher at Santa Fe Public Schools and her husband have the exclusive rights to sell them ...
California and New York are the only two states in the nation that ban pepper projectiles. This lawsuit aims to change that here in the Golden State.
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