Two more states go Constitutional Carry

[Hoover]

Hope Ron DeSantis gets FL on the list.

DeSantis said he’d sign it if it gets to his desk. It seems to be getting some traction in the legislature too, so hopefully they get it done. FL will be a big deal. Texas is the 2nd biggest cast ate in the country, FL 3rd so it’s a big deal when it’s moved beyond the smaller rural states.

If GOP takes the governor races in WI, MI, PA and Nc next election, that will add more large states and surround the outlier states like Illinois, Minnesota, Virginia, etc.

Look at the hundreds of millions of $$$ Bloomberg, gates, baller and other liners have spent over the past 10 years and look how badly they are losing. Only than a few laws in very blue states, they have nothing to show for their 1/4 of a billion dollars.

 

[Waher]

Hope Ron DeSantis gets FL on the list.

Report: Florida on Track to Become 22nd Constitutional Carry State

A report by the South Florida Sun Sentinel suggests Florida is on track to become 22nd constitutional carry state.

www.breitbart.com

 

[Hoover]

Report: Florida on Track to Become 22nd Constitutional Carry State

A report by the South Florida Sun Sentinel suggests Florida is on track to become 22nd constitutional carry state.

www.breitbart.com

DeSantis isn’t the issue in FL and it’s not the members, it’s a few leaders in the legislature who slow walk pro 2A bills or flat out kill them. DeSantis has a lot of power because he’s so popular, hopefully he tells the legislature obstructionists to get on board or else.

 

[Waher]

DeSantis isn’t the issue in FL and it’s not the members, it’s a few leaders in the legislature who slow walk pro 2A bills or flat out kill them. DeSantis has a lot of power because he’s so popular, hopefully he tells the legislature obstructionists to get on board or else.

Getting Constitutional Carry in FL is a good way to fortify the state politically.

 

[SKumar]

Under Pressure From His Right, Georgia Governor Announces Renewed Support for Constitutional Carry - The Truth About Guns

&#9664Previous Post Next Post▶ By Sudhin Thanawala and Jeff Amy, AP Facing an unusual challenge from fellow Republicans in his bid for a second term, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said Wednesday he will push for a new state law that would loosen requirements to carry a handgun in public. Kemp made the...

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

All political.

DONT FORGET THIS ASSHAT CERTIFIED THE FLAUDULENT GEORGIA ELECTORAL VOTES

 

[Coyote33]

The mobile sheriff is the best example of a corrupt POS against it. Mobile County officials back sheriff, oppose efforts to end concealed carry permits. This guy is on a crusade

Wait, is "end concealed carry permits" a good thing? In other words, concealed carry without a permit? Or is it a bad thing, meaning no more carry?

 

[Hoover]

Wait, is "end concealed carry permits" a good thing? In other words, concealed carry without a permit? Or is it a bad thing, meaning no more carry?

The sheriff of mobile county AL and his cronies oppose constitutional carry and want the current scheme of licenses to continue. The sheriffs are the issuing agency in Alabama and they want to keep the cash coming in.

 

[LT5]

The Carolinas really need to get on board.

 

[Hoover]

The Carolinas really need to get on board.

As soon as the current governor is gone and lt governor Robinson is governor, it will happen. That guy will make it a priority

 

[Broc]

Mass will be next for sure...........

At least we have open carry

 

[Mr. Brownstone]

I wonder if that will change the availability of the Utah non-resident license that many of us have.

Wondering the same for my Non-Res.

I looked up Utah the other day, I believe they still will issue licenses, reciprocity up to other states I guess.

Look into FL non res. The states that reciprocate are almost identical to Utah non res.

No special class needed. Any NRA course or any course taught by a state certified instructor. So anyone who has taken MA BFS course qualifies.

 

[weekendracer]

I can respect this for its honesty.

It's when they throw lies, damn lies and statistics to back up their care for the children and safety that I get annoyed.

Sad part is, unless it's expensive, I doubt it's actually a real 'income' vs just putting some deputies on the interstate and yank out of state plates for whatever reason to ticket.

 

[JRT]

Constitutional carry - Wikipedia The more the better.
Should be all f***ing 50

• 
  U.S. jurisdictions that have constitutional carry
  • 1.1Alaska
  • 1.2Arizona
  • 1.3Arkansas
  • 1.4Idaho
  • 1.5Iowa
  • 1.6Kansas
  • 1.7Kentucky
  • 1.8Maine
  • 1.9Mississippi
  • 1.10Missouri
  • 1.11Montana
  • 1.12New Hampshire
  • 1.13North Dakota (residents only; concealed carry only)
  • 1.14Oklahoma
  • 1.15South Dakota
  • 1.16Tennessee (handguns only)
  • 1.17Texas
  • 1.18Utah
  • 1.19Vermont
  • 1.20West Virginia
  • 1.21Wyoming
• 2U.S. states that have a limited form of permitless concealed carry
  • 2.1Illinois (Non-resident, Unloaded and fully enclosed weapon)
  • 2.2New Mexico (unloaded weapon)

Texas doesn’t have constitutional carry.

 

[Chevy 2 65]

Texas doesn’t have constitutional carry.

Thank you, I thought the same thing, just wasn't 100% positive

 

[PL-52]

Constitutional carry - Wikipedia....... As of June 16, 2021, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota (residents only; concealed carry only), Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee (handguns only), Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming do not require a permit to carry a loaded concealed firearm for any person of age who is not prohibited from owning a firearm. Permitless carry in North Dakota is applicable to residents only; nonresidents must have a permit to carry a handgun concealed or openly. Permitless concealed carry in Mississippi only covers certain manners of carrying. Permitless carry in Oklahoma applies to both residents and nonresidents.......

Texas[edit]​

On April 19, 2021, the Texas House approved HB 1927. The Texas Senate approved an amended version on May 5. The House chose to reject the Senate changes and a conference committee was formed. The compromise version was then approved by the House on May 23 and the Senate on May 24. The bill was sent to Texas Governor Greg Abbott on May 28 and he signed it into law on June 16, 2021. The bill took effect on September 1, 2021.[73] The new law allows the carrying of a handgun without a license, openly or concealed, as long as one is 21 years or older, legally able to possess a handgun, and has not been convicted in the last five years of misdemeanor bodily assault causing injury, deadly conduct, terroristic threat, or disorderly conduct (display or discharge) of a firearm. Open carry requires a holster. Carrying long guns without a license was already legal.[74][75]

 

[MAGA99]

Maybe we need a new NES rule/law? No citing Wikipedia!!

 

[PL-52]

Why?

 

[PL-52]

It's easier to just put me on ignore if you don't want the information as I post it.

 

[Hoover]

Texas doesn’t have constitutional carry.

Yes Texas does have constitutional carry

 

[JRT]

Yes Texas does have constitutional carry

No, no it does not. Non residents without reciprocity agreements can’t carry in Texas. That is not constitutional carry.

 

[JRT]

Constitutional carry - Wikipedia....... As of June 16, 2021, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota (residents only; concealed carry only), Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee (handguns only), Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming do not require a permit to carry a loaded concealed firearm for any person of age who is not prohibited from owning a firearm. Permitless carry in North Dakota is applicable to residents only; nonresidents must have a permit to carry a handgun concealed or openly. Permitless concealed carry in Mississippi only covers certain manners of carrying. Permitless carry in Oklahoma applies to both residents and nonresidents.......

Texas[edit]​

On April 19, 2021, the Texas House approved HB 1927. The Texas Senate approved an amended version on May 5. The House chose to reject the Senate changes and a conference committee was formed. The compromise version was then approved by the House on May 23 and the Senate on May 24. The bill was sent to Texas Governor Greg Abbott on May 28 and he signed it into law on June 16, 2021. The bill took effect on September 1, 2021.[73] The new law allows the carrying of a handgun without a license, openly or concealed, as long as one is 21 years or older, legally able to possess a handgun, and has not been convicted in the last five years of misdemeanor bodily assault causing injury, deadly conduct, terroristic threat, or disorderly conduct (display or discharge) of a firearm. Open carry requires a holster. Carrying long guns without a license was already legal.[74][75]

Exhibit A on why you shouldn’t use Wikipedia.

 

[Hoover]

No, no it does not. Non residents without reciprocity agreements can’t carry in Texas. That is not constitutional carry.

There is absolutely no requirement to be a Texas resident or be from a state with reciprocal agreements. You are flat wrong. Read the actual legislation on the Texas gov website, what you suggest is not there.

HB 1927: Constitutional Carry FAQ | GOA Texas

The term “Constitutional Carry” is used across the nation to mean “if you can legally own a handgun, you can carry it, open or concealed, without a permit.” This bill repeals the permit requirement to carry a handgun for legal gun owners age 21+, with one small exception: those who have been...

texas.gunowners.org

The Texas law is very similar to all other constitutional carry laws passed in other states. With a few exceptions (Wyoming which has now been amended I believe) none restricted it unlicensed carry to only state residents or those with reciprocal agreements

I’ve spoken to some of the original sponsors in several states when people suggested it only applied to that’s states residents and each time was told it applied to all who were within that state regardless of their residency

 

[JRT]

There is absolutely no requirement to be a Texas resident or be from a state with reciprocal agreements. You are flat wrong. Read the actual legislation on the Texas gov website, what you suggest is not there.

HB 1927: Constitutional Carry FAQ | GOA Texas

The term “Constitutional Carry” is used across the nation to mean “if you can legally own a handgun, you can carry it, open or concealed, without a permit.” This bill repeals the permit requirement to carry a handgun for legal gun owners age 21+, with one small exception: those who have been...

texas.gunowners.org

The Texas law is very similar to all other constitutional carry laws passed in other states. With a few exceptions (Wyoming which has now been amended I believe) none restricted it unlicensed carry to only state residents or those with reciprocal agreements

I’ve spoken to some of the original sponsors in several states when people suggested it only applied to that’s states residents and each time was told it applied to all who were within that state regardless of their residency

Welp, maybe I’m wrong

I defer to you…for now.

 

[Hoover]

Welp, maybe I’m wrong

I defer to you…for now.

Wyoming only allowed constitutional carry for WY residents but they repealed the resident portion. Wyoming to allow nonresidents to conceal carry without a permit starting July 1


What you suggested regarding TX is the current law in North Dakota which they have not corrected yet. I believe they are now the only state with that now. Constitutional Concealed Carry | Attorney General

Just for the clearing aspect of laws, adding the resident requirement muddies the law. Keeping it to all over 18 or 21 makes it simple and less likely for confusion

 

[JRT]

Wyoming only allowed constitutional carry for WY residents but they repealed the resident portion. Wyoming to allow nonresidents to conceal carry without a permit starting July 1


What you suggested regarding TX is the current law in North Dakota which they have not corrected yet. I believe they are now the only state with that now. Constitutional Concealed Carry | Attorney General

Just for the clearing aspect of laws, adding the resident requirement muddies the law. Keeping it to all over 18 or 21 makes it simple and less likely for confusion

I’m here in Texas hog hunting and the guide told us the bit about reciprocity. I just told him he’s an idiot and he said oh maybe it changed lol.

 

[Hoover]

I’m here in Texas hog hunting and the guide told us the bit about reciprocity. I just told him he’s an idiot and he said oh maybe it changed lol.

lol. It was such a well publicized bill for months, I’m surprised any person who has guns in Texas isn’t aware of it. You found the unicorn ha ha ha.

Enjoy your trip

 

[AHM]

I’m here in Texas hog hunting and the guide told us the bit about reciprocity. I just told him he’s an idiot and he said oh maybe it changed lol.

Make sure your seat belt is tight,
because he might roll the helicopter your way
as a brush-back...

 

[Chevy 2 65]

No, no it does not. Non residents without reciprocity agreements can’t carry in Texas. That is not constitutional carry.

He is right

 

[Coyote33]

At least we have open carry

True enough. Not sure why the ROFL guy, but whatever.

 

[Broc]

There is absolutely no requirement to be a Texas resident or be from a state with reciprocal agreements. You are flat wrong. Read the actual legislation on the Texas gov website, what you suggest is not there.

HB 1927: Constitutional Carry FAQ | GOA Texas

The term “Constitutional Carry” is used across the nation to mean “if you can legally own a handgun, you can carry it, open or concealed, without a permit.” This bill repeals the permit requirement to carry a handgun for legal gun owners age 21+, with one small exception: those who have been...

texas.gunowners.org

The Texas law is very similar to all other constitutional carry laws passed in other states. With a few exceptions (Wyoming which has now been amended I believe) none restricted it unlicensed carry to only state residents or those with reciprocal agreements

I’ve spoken to some of the original sponsors in several states when people suggested it only applied to that’s states residents and each time was told it applied to all who were within that state regardless of their residency

It makes sense that it would apply to all, it is called "constitutional" carry.