Kansas IS Constitutional Carry

[ladder13]

Constitutional Carry. No papers, no permit, no fee's, no approval. Let the hand wringing begin.

Updated: March 2, it will be law July 1

 

[RobzGuns]

Good to hear that yet another State is rising up.

 

[Ruger_Up]

Common sense is beginning to prevail.

 

[Freeway]

Looking to get back to the Johnson County area in a few months. This would be one more benefit! Hopefully the Governor will sign it.

 

[USMCshooter]

Sure wish GA & FL would do that. My Seasonal route would be complete w/o non-resident permits.

 

[ladder13]

I think this makes 6, if Arkansas passed theirs.

 

[ladder13]

Sure wish GA & FL would do that. My Seasonal route would be complete w/o non-resident permits.

FL is easy to get, and all done thru the mail.

 

[walkin' trails]

My only question is how it will affect LEOSA qualification for retirees and reciprocation with other states that currently recognize KS but still require permits?

 

[Freeway]

Governor Brownback signed SB45 into law today. Becomes effective on July 1, 2015!

Link: https://www.nraila.org/articles/20150402/kansas-permitless-carry-legislation-signed-into-law

Good news for Kansas.

 

[RobzGuns]

Great to hear!!

 

[Freeway]

My only question is how it will affect LEOSA qualification for retirees and reciprocation with other states that currently recognize KS but still require permits?

Patricia Stoneking, the president of the Kansas State Rifle Association, was instrumental in getting SB 45 passed. She authored a FAQ sheet about the bill (now law) that is posted on the KSRA website. Here is the link: http://www.ksraweb.net/PDF/SB 45 FAQ 01-22-15.pdf

I think question 11 will answer your question. Hope this helps!

 

[MOONDAWG]

It will be interesting to see if this slow rolling snowball of common sense eventually turns into a avalanche to other states.

 

[ladder13]

It will be interesting to see if this slow rolling snowball of common sense eventually turns into a avalanche to other states.

WV just missed, stymied by the Gov's veto. ME and NH are winding thru the legislatures.

 

[Narrowback]

Yeah ME is having a public hearing this coming week.

 

[Hunter8282]

I can only hope for such a thing here in MI! Please, please, please!

 

[Leatherman-Cowboy]

That is great news for sure. Look's like the States are starting to move in the right direction, and enact common logic . Now all that is needed is for the remaining 44 States to man up, and get things done right.

Thank you,
Henry

 

[LoboGunLeather]

My understanding (correct me if I am wrong) is that this law applies only to Kansas residents. Non-residents may still be held to another standard (out-of-state permit, reciprocity agreement, etc).

If I were not a Kansas resident I don't think I would plan on walking around in Kansas with a concealed handgun without some clarification.

 

[ladder13]

My understanding (correct me if I am wrong) is that this law applies only to Kansas residents. Non-residents may still be held to another standard (out-of-state permit, reciprocity agreement, etc).

If I were not a Kansas resident I don't think I would plan on walking around in Kansas with a concealed handgun without some clarification.

Try the link in this post
Question 11

http://smith-wessonforum.com/concea...ansas-constitutional-carry.html#post138468636

 

[Bobbysixkiller]

All 50 should be the same way. That is great.

 

[DevilDog72]

Congrats to Kansas. Texas has a Constitutional Carry Bill working its way through... I hope and pray it happens here.