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Will National CCW reciprocity ever happen?

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This is the key.. I think people/politicians might be just starting to realize how 'pro-gun/self defense right' America is.. With the amount of gun sales skyrocketing.. it might be in the politicians favor to realize that they have a select base of voters they can appease too if they lean more towards our way with gun/2nd amendment rights..

 

Thoughts??

 

 

There have been even more pro 2A victories recently throughout the land. I been studying gun laws and developments around the country. We almost had constitutional carry in New Hampshire and Montana but still, at one time these things would have been a pipe dream ...the bills made it far enough to be actually voted on. Montana is almost constitutional carry in areas away from cities and towns.

 

And believe it or not, there is still a glimmer of hope for conceal carry in Illinois. Lets not forget our neighbors to the North....Canada...who against all odds just scrapped their Long Gun Registry. And speaking of other countries, there is an International organization formed to protect gun rights worldwide. "International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights"

 

Americans are arming themselves like never before.

http://www.courant.c...0,5191260.story

Americans are arming themselves like never before. Firearms-related businesses say they are hard-pressed to meet demand, which they say is being generated by factors ranging from feelings of insecurity to presidential politics.

 

Oklahoma passes open carry (for those with carry permits).

http://www.newson6.c...lahoma-governor

 

Michigan allows silencers.

http://www.mlive.com...neral_says.html

 

Michigan might get rid of purchase permit and registration for handguns.

http://www.nraila.or...gistration.aspx

 

Michigan to allow tasers.

http://michiganradio...sers-be-carried

 

Conceal carry permits double in five years in Michigan....

Of 401,000 active concealed pistol licenses in Michigan, more than half — 202,353 — were issued in the past five years, nearly 20,000 in 2008 alone, according to Michigan State Police data.

 

 

 

New Hampshire almost had Constitutional carry.

http://www.nashuatel...-shot-down.html

 

Montana almost had constitutional carry, but ... If you are outside a town or city you can constitutional carry

http://en.wikipedia...._.28parts_of.29

 

Illinois closer to passing conceal carry

http://www.ilga.gov/...30&SessionID=84

 

http://www.foxillinois.com/news/local/Bill-sponsor-Illinois-possibly-two-votes-away-from-concealed-carry--150759165.html

 

International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights

http://iapcar.org/?page_id=2

 

Kentucky Supreme Court Says Campus Gun Ban Does Not Include Parked Cars

http://thefiringline...ad.php?t=486631

Kentucky universities can ban weapons on their campuses, but that authority does not extend to the parked cars of students and staff members, the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled today

 

 

It is going to be difficult for NJ politicians to keep ignoring all of this. There is a huge momentum for self defense in this country and it is gaining strength every day . I would like to see NJ politicians get the hint one day from the politicians in KY.

 

Believe it or not, my Representative , Addia Wuchner has this on her web page.

 

http://addiawuchner.com/?page_id=482

 

"I am a member of the NRA and a gun-owner. I was co-sponsor of the Kentucky Castle Doctrine legislation. I have an “A” legislative rating with the NRA. I believe that law-abiding citizens have the right to defend themselves and their families."

So you're saying move to Kentucky? lol :)

So you're saying move to Kentucky? lol smile.png

 

Well, the way its going...Michigan is starting to look like a good option . lol

its gonna change, you see it eveywhere, cops cant protect us all the time and the politicians are realizing this. look at all the tv shows, since i got my first gun 2 years go i converted 4 friends, helped them with getting permits, friends ask me all the time now about it. i thinks its starting to normalize.

Im gonna be optimistic (and hopeful) and agree with David,

It already passed.

 

And, yeah, don't sell all those NJ guns for freedom.

 

It only passed the House, it hasn't even been on the floor yet in the Senate unless I've missed something.

Can I carry yet?

Can I carry yet?

 

Can we lol!

 

 

It only passed the House, it hasn't even been on the floor yet in the Senate unless I've missed something.

 

It was almost 225 years ago. "Shall Not Be Infringed" or some such.

  • 2 years later...

It needs to be attached to some other important bill to pass otherwise forget it. I will be on GFH radio next week talking about this.

The thune amendment almost made it reality and it was short just a few votes. If the senate flips GOP in November it could very well happen.

  • 4 weeks later...

Put it on a bill that says Obama can use executive power to do what ever he wants, when ever he wants and it will be a shoe in

Put it on a bill that says Obama can use executive power to do what ever he wants, when ever he wants and it will be a shoe in

 

The only problem being, his first "executive order" will be to confiscate all weapons.... :facepalm:

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