I thought the phrase "with a bullet" signified rapid movement up the chart?Originally Posted by ToddG
I thought the phrase "with a bullet" signified rapid movement up the chart?
Did Arizona have a law that one can't conceal carry in a restaurant that serves alcohol even if carrier doesn't consume, or am I confabulating?I fully support this data.
Because my state is NUMBER ONE.
Some time ago that was the case, but it has since been changed.
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
Phew, that's a relief, 'cause we wouldn't want to have #1 to continue being more restrictive than its lower ranked northern neighbor
It depends on how they weighted certain laws, but there are certain things about IN that could lead to its low score. E.g., the fact that you effectively need a permit to possess a gun in IN. This is especially true if "gun laws" includes defensive force laws.
You effectively need a permit to do what?
You used to need a pistol permit to transport a pistol anyplace but to and from the gun store, but that went away a couple legislative sessions ago. (The legacy of this is why so many Hoosiers have toter's permits...)
Sorry Tam, my mistake. I thought there was some problem with the bill that "fixed" that problem and that was why the "qualified" permit system was retained. I still would give Indiana minus 10K gun awesomeness points for having possibly the least gun-friendly supreme court in the country. I haven't looked in the last year, but last I checked the City of Gary's case against gun manufacturers was the still alive. It is the only case of its kind to survive the PLCAA.
WA is #40? Horse hockey. The "long list of places where possession or storage of ammunition and firearms is prohibited" consists of schools and post offices, and other Federal property. And bars, but not restaurants where they also serve booze. If that makes us #40, you guys must live in gun-owner heaven...
(And when did Guns and Ammo start caring about "Class III"?)
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