Posted on Nov 7, 2014
Do you think there should be Concealed Carry nationwide reciprocity?
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I personally think that since we honor driver's license in every state, we should honor CCW permits in every state. I mean obviously we'd have to take a concealed carry course and everything but I think it's stupid that we don't. I understand each state has it's own rules as far as the requirements for the permit but they should come up with national requirements and then issue a nationwide CCW permit. How about you, what are your thoughts?
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2nd Amendment is a Federally designated right. As such, gun regulation should be a federal regulation. So, yes, I think gun laws, if they were to exist, should be based in the federal regulations, not at the state level.
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If there is to be carte blanch reciprocity, there needs to be a more thorough background investigation done on all weapons across the board. Grandfather the current CCW and sold weapons, but set a date whereas anything after this date requires additional checks.
I am all for the 2nd Amendment, just a little more personal responsibility is all.
I am all for the 2nd Amendment, just a little more personal responsibility is all.
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I felt bad for that woman who got busted for having hollow points for her legally permitted CCW because they were illegal in a different state.
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Ya I think it's idiotic. I mean like I said if we honor driver's licenses in every state then CCW permits should be the same if they came up with some realistic national requirements for it.
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CPT Wayne Price
States that prescribe bullet types are greatly exceeding reason and authority. It is another violation of the intent of the Second Amendment.It is a manipulation. CPT Wayne Price
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Shouldn't need it, we have a Constitution. That said, national reciprocity is the next best step.
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