Beginning in September, you'll be able to carry brass knuckles to defend yourself if you get into a sticky situation in the Lone Star State
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed HB 446 into law on Saturday, after it carried unanimously in both the state House of Representatives and the state Senate.The bill removes"knuckles" from a group of weapons banned in a previous law that made it illegal to possess, manufacture, transport or sell a list of things that range from improvised explosive devices to homemade guns.
Read More"A young woman who has a keychain for self defense, certainly fits the statute of knuckles," he said."And she was arrested for that."Those types of arrests are"certainly antithetical to our rights to self defense," Moody added.
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