GUNS/RLTD Louisiana lawmakers have passed a bill to allow people to carry concealed guns without a permit.

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BREAKING: Louisiana lawmakers have passed a bill to allow people to carry concealed guns without a permit.

The bill now heads to the House, where the GOP holds a two-thirds supermajority.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has already signaled that he plans to sign the bill if it reaches his desk.

6:09 PM · Feb 22, 2024
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[223shootersc]

Another state, with CCW!

 

[Donghe Surfer]

Without a permit?
So, anybody, state resident or not, can carry concealed weapon without any registration?

 

[Publius]

I believe that now makes 28 states.

 

[tech]

It (SB1) hasn't passed yet...and there are two other related bills that are still in the LA Senate.

So, anybody, state resident or not, can carry concealed weapon without any registration?

No. Only Louisiana residents, and only applies within the state. CCW permits are still going to be available for those wishing to travel while carrying concealed in other states.

 

[33dInd]

There is an intresting companion bill attached
Basically it states if you use deadly force you have immunity from civil law suit
That’s to stop the lefts use of lawfare to financially break you

 

[BenIan]

Finally

 

[nwillitts]

oh boy!mommy and daddy gave me permission to protect myself!
WHOOPIE!!!

 

[BenIan]

oh boy!mommy and daddy gave me permission to protect myself!
WHOOPIE!!!

Never needed permission. I’m always happy when there is less government BS to deal with.

 

[hiwall]

If permits are not needed in 25 or more states, then it logically should be a simple matter to make it nation-wide.
And yet that will never happen in our "free" country.

 

[33dInd]

Best worry about getting your butt sued off if you have to shoot
Just look at Kyle rittenhouse
The left doesn’t want you protecting yourself or others

 

[Wyominglarry]

In Wyoming you can carry open or concealed without a permit. Last summer while I was getting gas I heard two people talking on the opposite side of the gas island about "he has a gun". I had just gotten back from a range day and was open carrying my 9mm. I turned and looked at them, both in their early 30s, and said in the most forceful voice I can do, without laughing. It is a 9mm and a sweet shooter. The man said to his wife get into the car now. They drove off and I noticed they had California plates with a Biden 2020 sticker. I hope they both wet their pants.

 

[Txkstew]

It (SB1) hasn't passed yet...and there are two other related bills that are still in the LA Senate.


No. Only Louisiana residents, and only applies within the state. CCW permits are still going to be available for those wishing to travel while carrying concealed in other states.

In the proposed SB1, they have struck through the "Is a Louisiana Resident", and added "any Person who is not prohibited". This is good, as I'm 30 miles across the border in Texas, and often visit and work over there.

SB1 | Louisiana 2024 | WEAPONS: Provides relative to the right of law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons lawfully without a permit. (8/1/24) (Item #18) | TrackBill

Louisiana SB1 2024

trackbill.com

 

[1911user]

In the proposed SB1, they have struck through the "Is a Louisiana Resident", and added "any Person who is not prohibited". This is good, as I'm 30 miles across the border in Texas, and often visit and work over there.

SB1 | Louisiana 2024 | WEAPONS: Provides relative to the right of law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons lawfully without a permit. (8/1/24) (Item #18) | TrackBill

Louisiana SB1 2024

trackbill.com

I believe that is also the case in the Oklahoma "constitutional" carry law.

 

[Knoxville's Joker]

If this is passed properly and worded well, it will really discourage crime. In all technicality firearms ownership is an inherent human right, regardless of previous legal issues. Wait for the next state pushes to be to legalize weapons for everyone regardless of status.

 

[Samuel Adams]

I’m still waiting for one of the states to pass a law allowing, say, freedom of speech, religion, lawful assembly, etc.

Can’t wait, I’m so excited.

 

[Tex88]

oh boy!mommy and daddy gave me permission to protect myself!
WHOOPIE!!!

Exact opposite. You WON’T need permission, is what this law says if it passes.

 

[Tex88]

If permits are not needed in 25 or more states, then it logically should be a simple matter to make it nation-wide.
And yet that will never happen in our "free" country.

States rights, LOL

 

[Ogre]

Governor Signs it!
Gov. Jeff Landry (R) signed legislation on Tuesday morning, March 5, 2024, making Louisiana the 28th constitutional carry state in the Union.

Breitbart News was at the Tuesday signing ceremony, where Gov. Landry made clear that constitutional carry is not the end of his efforts to protect Louisianans and their freedoms, but just the beginning.

On February 22, 2024, Breitbart News reported that constitutional carry legislation had passed the Louisiana Senate and on February 28, 2024, we noted it passed the House as well.

Gov. Landry voiced his support for constitutional carry on the gubernatorial campaign trail and said he would sign constitutional carry if it passed the state legislature.

On February 29, 2024, Breitbart News pointed out that Gov. Landry used an X post to say: “Criminals already carry concealed firearms without regard for the law. Constitutional Carry simply puts law-abiding citizens on equal footing.”

The other 27 constitutional carry states are: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

Gov. Landry Signs Bill Making Louisiana 28th Constitutional Carry State

Gov. Jeff Landry (R) signed legislation on Tuesday morning, March 5, 2024, making Louisiana the 28th constitutional carry state in the Union.

www.breitbart.com

https://media.breitbart.com/media/2024/03/IMG_0582-1.jpg

 

[tech]

All fine and good, but doesn't take effect until July 4.