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    Legislation to change NC "shall issue" to "may issue"

    I'm not from NC but ran across this. Didn't see it here so I figured I'd let you guys know.

    https://www.grnc.org/defend-your-rig...oncealed-carry

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    FFS, this is to be expected from Democrats but Republicans?

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    Quote Originally Posted by omegajb View Post
    FFS, this is to be expected from Democrats but Republicans?

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    Yes because republicucks are just Democrats with more letters.


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    My local sheriff likes to deny veterans pistol purchase permits. Imagine if he had that power for ccw.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chef8489 View Post
    My local sheriff likes to deny veterans pistol purchase permits. Imagine if he had that power for ccw.
    If the sheriff can deny the pistol permit isn't that in fact denying ccw or does the NC state police run that system there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by omegajb View Post
    If the sheriff can deny the pistol permit isn't that in fact denying ccw or does the NC state police run that system there?

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    Once you get a ccw you are not required a pistol purchase permit. He can deny pistol purchase for anything and label it under the good moral character clause, and may issue. but the ccw does not have that clause and is a shall issue not a may issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chef8489 View Post
    Once you get a ccw you are not required a pistol purchase permit. He can deny pistol purchase for anything and label it under the good moral character clause, and may issue. but the ccw does not have that clause and is a shall issue not a may issue.
    Ugh, to think NC was my fallback if we completely lose Virginia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by omegajb View Post
    Ugh, to think NC was my fallback if we completely lose Virginia.

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    Me too, Brother. A hell of a thing !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chef8489 View Post
    Once you get a ccw you are not required a pistol purchase permit. He can deny pistol purchase for anything and label it under the good moral character clause, and may issue. but the ccw does not have that clause and is a shall issue not a may issue.
    Quote Originally Posted by omegajb View Post
    Ugh, to think NC was my fallback if we completely lose Virginia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by G woody View Post
    Me too, Brother. A hell of a thing !!!
    It's TrAsheville, what would you expect? Sadly, NC will be solid blue by the end of the decade.
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