Responsibility and Concealed Carry: Is the Burden Too Great?

By Dan Zimmerman

By James England via concealednation.org

Even while a record number of states have submitted reciprocity bills and constitutional carry amendments – there’s still quite a bit of political tension rattling the debate about whether or not people are ready to take responsibility for their firearms. As members of the concealed carry community, it’s a topic that comes up quite often. For those unfamiliar, arguments persist about whether or not to grant reciprocity to concealed carriers from out-of-state. What’s at stake – truly – is whether or not we’re willing to be allowed to take responsibility for being a concealed carrier . . .

Mandatory Concealed Carry Courses? Not All That.

For many states in the Union, concealed carriers have to undergo some sort of mandatory training prior to being granted their concealed carry permit. However, as one North Carolina news organization pointed out – those courses aren’t exactly operating up to snuff.

Check the full story of News 9 North Carolina investigating mandatory Conceal Carry Courses here.

What it ultimately comes down to is any requirement for mandatory training will inevitably be prone to negligence. Now, someone …read more

Source:: Truth About Guns