http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?id=6309

 

It would be nice if like AK, VT and AZ, anyone can carry, not just Idahoans.

 

 

Idaho: Permitless Carry Introduced in the Gem State

 

 

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

 

As of President’s Day, the Idaho Senate had introduced Senate Bill 1126 and assigned it to the State Affairs Committee. Commonly known as Permitless Carry legislation, this bill would amend the existing concealed carry law to allow law-abiding Idahoans to carry a concealed firearm without the burdensome requirement of acquiring an Idaho carry permit. The approval of this pivotal legislation would bode well for law-abiding citizens of Idaho who wish to protect not only themselves but family and friends alike.

 

 

In Idaho today it is generally legal to carry a firearm openly as long as one is at least 18 years of age and not prohibited from possessing a firearm. However, if the firearm becomes covered with a coat, or if a woman prefers to carry a firearm in her purse, one needs to possess a concealed carry permit. The intent of this legislation is to give honest people the greatest possible freedom to choose the best method of carry for them, based on attire, gender, and/or physical attributes.

 

 

Please contact the members of the Senate State Affairs Committee TODAY and respectfully urge them to support SB 1126!

New Hampshire and Colorado are both on their way but Idaho may make it first.

 

Iowa is also has support in their house but the few bills that support it didn't make the cut for this year but something may get voted on.

I think Wisconson fell this week also....

Wow, the tides have changed. IN AMERICA, NOT IN JERSEY!

Wow, the tides have changed. IN AMERICA, NOT IN JERSEY!

Yeah, thats a sad but true statement.

http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?id=6309

 

It would be nice if like AK, VT and AZ, anyone can carry, not just Idahoans.

 

 

 

Reading these bills... ID SB1126... will make your eye glaze over...

 

Is it this part that makes it resident only?

 

A valid permit or license issued in another state will

be considered valid in this state if the permit is in the

permittee's or licensee's physical possession.

Reading these bills... ID SB1126... will make your eye glaze over...

 

Is it this part that makes it resident only?

 

I don't think so. That sounds like as long as you have a permit, and it is on you, you are good to go. If you have a permit, but left it in your house, no dice.

They are probably concerned about people from NJ just showing up.

 

Still, good news indeed. Utah already accepts every damn permit on the planet. Even NJ.