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President Trump also wants to pass a law making a CCL valid in all 50 states, like a drivers license. This was in a post from We the People holster co

I keep saying this should fall under the Full Faith and Credit clause. If you are convicted of perjury in a Nevada court, you are still a perjurer in Colorado. If you are married in Maine, youre still married when you visit the Moonlight Bunny Ranch; likewise your Florida drivers license lets you drive in Texas even though all those states have different standards and requirements.

So when a nurse from North Carolina with a NC CCW, visited the 911 monument in NYC with her handgun and was arrested because NY didnt recognize NC's permit, her defense should have been FU this is the United States; but to do that she would have had to stand trial and face serious jail time. Instead NYC let her plead guilty and avoid jail.

The problem is needing a conviction to take to a higher court and no normal person wants to be convicted to test the law

ALLLL that being said passing through congress tacked onto another bill that the libs have to sign would be the simplest
 
Police organizations had been trying for years to get universal carry for LEO's and retired LEO's prior to 9/11. The driving force force for LEOSA/HR218 that got it passed were fears of what was going to happen after the 9/11 attacks. Thinking was, the more trained good guys with guns, the better. Some states fought it but lost.

Like it or not, the key to ever getting national reciprocity on the civilian side is going to be a national training and licensing standard, and background checks on applicants. It will be a struggle unless a Suprene Court decision blows licensing out of the water
 
HayesGreener said:
Police organizations had been trying for years to get universal carry for LEO's and retired LEO's prior to 9/11. The driving force force for LEOSA/HR218 that got it passed were fears of what was going to happen after the 9/11 attacks. Thinking was, the more trained good guys with guns, the better. Some states fought it but lost.

Like it or not, the key to ever getting national reciprocity on the civilian side is going to be a national training and licensing standard, and background checks on applicants. It will be a struggle unless a Suprene Court decision blows licensing out of the water
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Agree. The most likely scenario for a national carry agreement could wind up being the largest cesspool of Bureaucracy in history. Plus I'm not sure I want the parking lot shooters from elsewhere armed in my State :D
 
HayesGreener said:
to be a national training and licensing standard,
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Which is the reason for most such proposals to be Opposed . We do Not want to surrender control of this to Congress .

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Establishment of nationwide carry under Pure Second Ammendment , would be Great .

Establishment under strict * Full Faith & Credit * would be Good .
 
There's literally no need for any of that, and no Constitutional support for it.
Full faith and credit act overs it.
Done
No argument.
Have a valid permit in one state?
Good you can carry in all 50 and DC.
There's simply no reason to add to it
 
PAGunGuy said:
There's literally no need for any of that, and no Constitutional support for it.
Full faith and credit act overs it.
Done
No argument.
Have a valid permit in one state?
Good you can carry in all 50 and DC.
There's simply no reason to add to it
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Good luck with that. Our polarized elected officials couldn't even agree on cleaning the duck crap out of the reflecting pool.
 
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