Arizona Legalizes Nunchucks WhatDoYouThink?
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed a bill this week removing nunchucks from a list of prohibited weapons that includes bombs, gun silencers, and automatic firearms, saying they pose less of a threat than a baseball bat. What doGertrude Wallace • Office Manager
“The only thing that stops a dishonorable shinobi with nunchucks is an honorable shinobi with nunchucks.”Steven Valenzuela • Salt Advocate
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