Utah Permitless Carry Bill Passes State Senate

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Great! Does that have to be signed by the governor, and will he?
 
Current permits

Does get rid of the current permits/system? Im about to take an out of state class for a permit and Im wondering if it will do any good.
 
To answer your questions, yes, it has to be signed by the governor. Will he approve it? Hmmm. Don't know. He's new and still to be tested. We'll have to see. I'm thinking that there's enough pressure, however, that he will sign. Let's keep our fingers crossed.

No, it doesn't get rid of the current permit system. In fact, those who still wish to obtain concealed carry permits are encouraged to do so simply because of the reciprocity Utah has with many other states. I'm definitely going to keep my permit current.
 
Great! Does that have to be signed by the governor, and will he?

Our new governor, Spencer Cox, has indicated he supports HB60 and will sign the bill.

It looks like Constitutional carry will finally come to Utah. It is about time!

One should never have to ask the governments permission to exercise a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.
 
I wonder if this will effect reciprocity from other states, for those that have Utah permits?
 
To answer your questions, yes, it has to be signed by the governor. Will he approve it? Hmmm. Don't know. He's new and still to be tested. We'll have to see. I'm thinking that there's enough pressure, however, that he will sign. Let's keep our fingers crossed.

No, it doesn't get rid of the current permit system. In fact, those who still wish to obtain concealed carry permits are encouraged to do so simply because of the reciprocity Utah has with many other states. I'm definitely going to keep my permit current.


Spencer Cox has indicated that he supports the bill and plans to sign it from what I've heard.


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