New Hampshire close to Constitutional carry

[dfletcher]

“Citizens shouldn’t be required to ask for permission from the government before they exercise their constitutional rights.

NH is pretty much shall issue, I'm going home for a visit next week or so and will have my non-res CCWs anyway.

I hope they have enough votes to over ride the Governor, he's a Democrat from MA and my guess is he'll veto. He recently vetoed another gun bill, can't recall which, and was overridden by the legislature.

I can't wait to go home permanently in about 12 years ....

[dantodd]

MT just missed it last session. More power to the leadership states. They can move the goalposts the right direction and we can leverage more strongly being further out of the mainstream. This time though we might be able to catch up quicker (instead of 20 years...)

-Gene

I am starting to think constitutional carry is closer than many think. If enough states go that way it will be tough for the state to claim a licensing scheme accomplishes any compelling interest.

[7x57]

I am starting to think constitutional carry is closer than many think. If enough states go that way it will be tough for the state to claim a licensing scheme accomplishes any compelling interest.

It does begin to look a bit like the situation with concealed carry, where FL was the tipping point. It appears that AZ may be the tipping point here. I'm not sure it can go as far beyond the Western states as CC did, but I'm more than willing to try and see.

7x57

[Kid Stanislaus]

...and California is next for legislating constitutional carry.
OK, I know, bad joke....

That's more of a SICK joke!