What are Prohibited Weapons in Arizona?

Certain weapons in Arizona are prohibited regardless of a person's status. Sawed off shotguns, molotov cocktails, and even nunchucks are all considered prohibited weapons in most circumstances.

If caught with one of these weapons, a person can be charged with a crime known as Misconduct Involving Weapons, a serious felony offense.

In this video, defense attorney Robert Gruler explains the Prohibited Weapons statute in Arizona, and specifically what types of weapons are not allowed.

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