No.
It means that if your state had a bullshit "we can give you a permit... if we wanna" law, then potentially they could be ConCarry -- when the judgment is entered. (That usually takes about a month, and has to happen in the NY court of appeals.) What is likely to happen is for the NY legislature (and all the others) to scramble to put together a shall-issue regime.
The court specifically said that they can require a carry license, as long as it is like a driver's license -- meaning, you pass a test, pay a small fee, pass a background check, and now you are licensed.
Here in FL buying guns is relatively easy, but a CC permit means a class ($200 and 6-8 hours of classroom blather). I don't wanna. I shouldn't HAVE. If I can legally buy a pistol, I should be able to carry it open or concealed, wtf?
Concarry will be passed in fl this fall session.
But why would you care about any law restrictions that are unconstitutional? Fuck them fuck their thievery and licenses and fuckin fuck their thug enforcers TRY ME ZOGBOTS.
Besides, if you're properly carrying concealed, then nobody will know.
But I don't wanna go to jail when cops pat me down juss bcuz I'm ridin muh bike in a ritzy neighborhood, wearing a 'Slayer' shirt and looking like a deranged hitman
Here in AZ because of constitutinal carry. Ccw classes are $20.
I agree. Talk to your legislature.
We finally got ConCarry passed in TX. We still offer the CCL, but now all it gives you is reciprocity and skipping the NICS check at the gunshop.
For the states who still offer ccl with OC, it's really about reciprocity with other states. If you cross state lines then ccl is still a good option. Shouldn't need it, but it's where we are.
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