North Carolina if they get a Republican governor this year. Maybe Wisconsin if they get a Republican governor in 2026. Pennsylvania passed a permitless carry bill in 2021 but it got vetoed by the governor, but they've got a new Dem governor since then. After that, any other states passing it is really implausible.Originally Posted by WobblyPossum
Or like me a decade or so back after being distracted by some serious health issues, thought to check when my renewal was due, since I was carrying most every single day.
9 months prior...
There appears to be a deal between the senate and house in SC to move forward this week with permitless carry. NC has the votes to pass, but probably not to overcome an almost certain veto. If Mark Robinson wins this November, NC will happen next year.
Interesting to hear about NC’s odds. I’d love to see both Carolinas pass it.
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Has someone mentioned that having a permit has the following advantages:
1. In some states, don't have to do a NICS - still true?
2. Avoids problems with the gun free school zone law.
3. Reciprocity
4. Lets an officer know that you are a good, legal citizen
Having more CC states is good for the cause. But a permit has practical advantages.
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Yes, and the Louisana permit is one that qualifies under the Brady exemption. Not all state's permits do.
Are the streets running with blood yet?Nope, not yet...I'll check after lunch.
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IIRC, when Missouri went to CC, there were a number of advantages written into the law for permit-holders. One was if a store banned carry and you had your heater, with a permit, all they could do was ask you to leave. CC, they could have you charged with trespass. I think there was something about cities (every tiny burg there is a "city") could ban OC for CC but not for permit-holders.
Maybe they've fixed that in the last seven years, I dunno.
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In LA, if a store bans carry and asks you to leave and you refuse, you can be charged with trespass. Of course, they have to catch you carrying first. I usually handle this by not going into places that don't want my business.
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There is a similar law on the books in MN. If you’re carrying concealed properly, there’s no issue.
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