Constitutional Carry passes

[tomme boy]

Just passed in Iowa! No more fees to have a permit to buy or carry.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/st...ry/4799257001/

[jlm223]

That's great!

[Petrol & Powder]

Looks like it still needs to pass in the state senate and the governor - so don't start celebrating too soon.

[tomme boy]

It is on the governors desk right now. It just passed the Senate an hour ago. I think I linked the wrong article.

I linked the right one now. The gov already said it will be signed previously

[Kevinakaq]

Good stuff

[thxmrgarand]

Good stuff

Everyone who worked on this deserves congratulations. It helps gun owners across the nation at this critical time! Don't forget to thank every elected official who supported it! Thank their staffers too; at least in my state at least 35 percent of elected officials were once staffers for elected officials.

[GhostHawk]

Good for you guys!

[abunaitoo]

Lucky you live in an American State.
We will never have that here.
Even if it becomes a USA law, gooberment here will not let it happen.

[David2011]

Lucky you live in an American State.
We will never have that here.
Even if it becomes a USA law, gooberment here will not let it happen.

Someone that I graduated from high school with in Texas retired in HI. He loves it but probably voted for Biden.

[BJK]

Good for Iowa! Another state liberated from behind enemy lines!

They'll have nay sayers even after it's signed into law. That's what's happened everywhere it's become law. But it has worked everywhere it's been tried.

I didn't read the linked to article and the 2nd one was never posted that I saw. In Maine what they did was to give folks with CC permits certain advantages and our permits can be recognized by other states. They also stipulated that folks carrying Constitutionally have certain responsibilities that CC permitees don't need to do. Of course anyone coming into Maine can also carry Constitutionally as far as I know.

FWIW, I've had a permit since '82 and I maintain it even though I no longer need to. My wife also has one and keeps it maintained.

[Froogal]

I am happy that it passed, but I WILL be maintaining my permit. Mostly because it makes purchasing a new, or used firearm, so much quicker and easier.

[EMC45]

We're waiting here in TN for it to get to the Guv's desk.

[MrWolf]

Congrats. We are a Constitutional carry state also. Still got my concealed carry to carry in other states as some will not recognize Constitutional carry. Some communist states don't recognize anything.

[Tatume]

Congratulations!

[popper]

Appears the Texas House is doing all it can to disarm the people.

[Iowa Fox]

I am happy that it passed, but I WILL be maintaining my permit. Mostly because it makes purchasing a new, or used firearm, so much quicker and easier.

Same here. I've had one for 50 years so its no big deal to me.

[DanishM1Garand]

Outstanding!!!

Now of Ohio would get on the ball and pass constitutional carry.

[tomme boy]

I am still keeping my permit. I have had it since I think in 1998. I got it back in the old days of "May issue". Our sheriff got a bad name for not issuing permits. But that was not really the case. He wanted you to come talk to him. Then you got it.

But I travel all over the US fishing, I will keep getting mine.

[Texas by God]

Appears the Texas House is doing all it can to disarm the people.

There's a flag with a cannon on it......

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[RickinTN]

I need to ask this question, and it may deserve it's own thread, but in order to purchase liability insurance in a Constitutional carry state do the insurance companies still require a permit or some sort of certification? Anyone had to cross this bridge?
Thanks,
Rick