Nevertheless, California Penal Code Section 12020 still specifically states that you aren’t allowed to have a slungshot – and if you do, even in the sanctity of your own home, ...

FOR CARRYING A SLUNGSHOT. Give this article. Oct. 24, 1888. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from October 24, 1888, Page 3 Buy Reprints.

Floridians soon could get another choice of self-defense weaponry. The Legislature appears ready to lift a ban on slungshot, a weighted ball, usually lead, tied to the end of a rope by a knot that … ...

A slungshot is a maritime tool - a rope with a weight that’s wrapped in a knot called a monkey fist. They’ve traditionally been used to help sailors toss lines but they became a popular weapon ...

Gov. Rick Scott signed 34 bills into law Thursday, including a slungshot bill and another requiring law enforcement agencies that use body cameras to follow specific guidelines, in relation to the ...

LIEUT. MAPES THE INVENTOR Soldiers Lying Down in Greatest Danger of Its Bullets -- Hurled Like a Slungshot. Share full article. Dec. 14, 1908. ...

Body camera footage released Monday by the Los Angeles Police Department shows the officer-involved shooting of a man in Venice who authorities say was armed with a slungshot and a wooden plank.

The subject then pulled out a rope with metal inside (slungshot) and began to swing it at Thursday, December 2nd 5:19 p.m. Officers responded to Ulta on Euclid and Wilshire Blvd. regarding a ...

I had no clue what a slungshot was until I heard about a debate in the Florida Legislature over a bill to make slungshots legal as self-defense weapons.Imagine, no need for MACE, Tasers or the ...

A slungshot is a maritime tool — a rope with a weight that's wrapped in a knot called a monkey fist. The bill (HB 4009) allows someone to carry one in their pocket without a concealed weapons ...