Nc Senate Officially Passes Constitutional Carry Bill – Carolinajournal

 Nc Senate Officially Passes Constitutional Carry Bill

Permitless carry legislation passed the state Senate on Thursday, eclipsing a major hurdle to make constitutional carry legal across North Carolina.

The Freedom to Carry NC bill ( Senate Bill 50 ) passed in a 26-18 vote along party lines. The bill would allow individuals to carry a concealed handgun without a permit across North Carolina. The state will still allow North Carolinians to obtain a concealed carry permit for the purpose of reciprocity agreements with other states .

“This is the next step in creating a freer North Carolina,” said bill sponsors Sens. Danny Earl Britt, R-Robeson, Warren Daniel, R-Burke, and Eddie Settle, R-Wilkes, in a joint statement. “Law-abiding citizens deserve to exercise their Second Amendment rights without government interference. It is time for North Carolina to join the ranks of the 29 other states that have constitutional carry.”

🔗SOURCE ➡️ Carolinajournal

Related: 1/29 — Last Week Thomas Massie Introduced HR 645, the National Constitutional Carry Act.

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12/9/24 — Thomas Massie: Introduced The National Constitutional Carry Act To Prohibit States From Requiring A Permit To Carry A Firearm.

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