There is a proposed rules change for National Parks. Currently, licensced carry is prohibited. The change is to allow CCW/LTC laws of the containing state to apply.
Seems reasonable to me. The original rule was from before there were many states with CCW.
Of course, there is much "PSH" surrounding this rule change. Shootouts, poaching, etc, etc, committed by people who, just ouside the bounds of the park, have no trouble controlling themselves.
So, here's the question. From the online NPS.gov website: "Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor is a non-traditional National Park".
And then, check the map. Worcester to Uxbridge are part of the National Park. It seems that anyone carrying with their LTC in these towns, could become a Federal Felony test case?
Seems reasonable to me. The original rule was from before there were many states with CCW.
Of course, there is much "PSH" surrounding this rule change. Shootouts, poaching, etc, etc, committed by people who, just ouside the bounds of the park, have no trouble controlling themselves.
So, here's the question. From the online NPS.gov website: "Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor is a non-traditional National Park".
And then, check the map. Worcester to Uxbridge are part of the National Park. It seems that anyone carrying with their LTC in these towns, could become a Federal Felony test case?
