No Carry permit needed

[hunterfisher]

If I'm not mistaken, just this past week, South Carolina, voted that no permit necessary for conceald carry.

[Country101]

Jim, The sad fact is he was probably right in not stopping her. Security only has the same rights as private citizens, but gets held to cop standards. I dont actually think stealing the purse would be considered a felony, unless she had over $500 on her and there was no way for him to know that. And if it's not a felony, we cant do crap, basically. Though he could have probably "detained" her..... It's kind of a slippery slope for security, from my prospective. Our state training really leaves you wondering about whether you should do something or not. And yet, if you DONT do things, you can still be held liable for that as well, criminally and civilly.

I hope nothing ever goes down at the nuke plant, or they will probably hang us out to dry, regardless of what we do, if it will save them a $.....

[jim brady]

I agree that the Security Guard had to act the way he did. Not always right, but I guess maybe sometimes you gotta let the thief go. Heck, they can't really do anything if they see the theft, even store property. A couple of Wally Mart Security Guards got fired for stopping a thief from leaving the store recently.

Back to the CCW Laws, I hope that more States enact conceal carry w/o permits, but most States wouldn't give up the extra money. Besides, I'm starting to think that they like making honest people squirm. Crooks don't bother with things like that.

[redwing carson]

JB sure hate to hear of things like this. A fellow who works at Walmart told me that Walmart chooses to ignore shop lifters. If they see some one stealing it is cheaper to let them walk. Walmart just adds more to the paying cutomers bills to pay for the loss.

The Wyoming congressman from my district {NRA LIFE, NRA Certified Handgun Inst. Hunter Safetey Inst.} called this AM to let me know the Permitless Carry bill was signed at 1:30 PM Mtn Time in Cheyenne. Our new Gov. Mat Meade{NRA Life, gun collector, big gamr hunter} signed the bill into law. NRA and WGO members got this passed with a veto proof vote in the house. We did not get help from any of the other gun rights groups. They did use the issue to collect money and fill their pockets. Damn that makes real gun rights folks have heart burn. Join and support the NRA.

RC

[fuzebox40]

Originally Posted by Teejay9

That's pretty cool, a bit more apprehension for the police at a traffic stop, but pretty good just the same. I'm wondering how long it will take California to legalize concealed carry? TJ

I'm all for it but I'm not holding my breath. I don't expect I'll live to see it.

[Yosemite]

According to handgunlaw.us, Wyoming will not honor Nevada CCW,s.

[redwing carson]

Nevada does not allow Wyoming CCLs. Any state that does not allow our permits we do not allow theirs. Nevada does not allow their next door neighbors in Utah the right to carry. Nevada also has cities such as Boulder, and North Vegas which does not allow Nevada permits in their own state.

RC

[American Leader]

Congrats to everyone getting better gun laws, and prayers to those that need them. We in Iowa just got "shall issue" which is much better than what we had because you can't be turned down now except for specific legal reasons. We also have reciprocity now, and that really helps me because I have to travel for business frequently.

[redwing carson]

I read some where that Iowa was working on a Permitless Carry. Not So?? good luck

RC

[deen_ad]

Originally Posted by redwing carson

They did use the issue to collect money and fill their pockets. Damn that makes real gun rights folks have heart burn. Join and support the NRA.

RC

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