002.01.24 Ark. Code R. 073 - 06.03 - Certain Firearms Prohibited During Muzzleloading Seasons
It is unlawful during the alternative firearms deer or bear seasons to possess, or hunt deer or bear with, the following:
A. Firearms capable of rimfire
ammunition;
B. Muzzleloading
firearms firing shot smaller than No. 4 buckshot;
C. Muzzleloading long guns smaller than .40
caliber or with barrels shorter than 18 inches in length;
D. Muzzleloading handguns with barrels less
than 9 inches in length, of smaller than .45 caliber, and loaded with a
projectile weighing less than 200 grains (.45 caliber or larger conical
bullets, or .530 and larger round balls); or
E. Longbows, compound bows or crossbows
capable of firing or holding ready-to-fire more than one arrow or bolt
simultaneously or in succession without the string being re-cocked between
shots.
EXCEPTIONS:
A. Any caliber muzzleloading handgun or (cap
and ball) percussion revolver is permitted to be carried when a legal
muzzleloading long gun is in hunter's immediate possession.
B. Hunters of a deer camp enrolled in the
Deer Management Assistance Program who have been issued an Unrestricted Weapon
Antlerless Permit or Management Buck Permit may hunt deer in compliance with
the terms of the permit.
C.
Non-semiautomatic centerfire firearm which fires a straight-walled rifle
cartridge .30 caliber or larger.
D.
Big Bore Air Rifles as defined in Code 01.00-C.
PENALTY: Class 1
Notes
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