Permits No Longer Necessary for Carrying Guns in South Carolina
The state of South Carolina is on the verge of implementing new gun carry laws that will have a significant impact on its residents. The recently passed Constitutional Carry Bill is set to allow individuals to carry handguns publicly without the need for a concealed weapons permit or training. This controversial legislation has garnered attention and sparked debates among lawmakers, law enforcement agencies, and the general public.
The Constitutional Carry Bill, also known as Bill H.359, has been making its way through the South Carolina legislative process. The bill aims to remove the requirement for individuals to obtain a concealed weapons permit and complete training in order to carry a firearm in public. If approved, South Carolina will join the ranks of the 27 states that already ...