Idaho: No permit CCW passes house...

[Missourian]

On March 24, the Idaho House voted 57-11 for passage of a concealed carry reform bill that abolishes the need for a license in order to carry a gun for self-defense.

The new exemption from a license requirement would apply only when persons are outside of city limits, but bill sponsors see it as a step in the right direction of abolishing a permit requirement altogether in the future.

Idaho 2nd Amendment Requires No Concealed Carry License

 

[DarkFury]

This IS a good day for the people of that state!

 

[Missourian]

This IS a good day for the people of that state!

But wait...there's more...

 

[Missourian]

March 26, 2015
Associated Press

Kansas is poised to join a handful of other states that allow their residents to carry concealed firearms without a permit after the Legislature gave final approval Wednesday to a bill backed by the National Rifle Association.

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The House approved the bill Wednesday on an 85-39 vote. The Senate passed it last month, but a House committee made a technical change that senators had to review. The Senate signed off, 31-8, about two hours after the House's vote.

The House also approved, 100-24, a bill prohibiting cities and counties from imposing special fees and taxes on guns or gun sales. It would follow up on a law last year aimed at nullifying local restrictions and goes to the Senate.

Kansas poised to join handful of states allowing firearms concealed carry without a permit Fox Business​

 

[Missourian]

One more... March 17, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Missouri lawmaker has filed a bill that would allow any legal gun owner to carry a concealed weapon without a CCW permit, eliminating all criminal penalties associated with failing to obtain a permit for a concealed weapon.

Rep. Eric Burlison, a Springfield Republican, filed HB1250 last week. Burlison’s bill eliminates requirements to obtain a CCW permit before carrying a concealed weapon. Under current Missouri law, gun owners may legally “open carry” a weapon anywhere that does not expressly forbid the practice, but must obtain a CCW permit to carry their weapon in a concealed fashion, such as under a coat or in a purse.

Constitutional Carry would eliminate CCW requirements - The Missouri Times​

 

[Missouri_Mike]

One more... March 17, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Missouri lawmaker has filed a bill that would allow any legal gun owner to carry a concealed weapon without a CCW permit, eliminating all criminal penalties associated with failing to obtain a permit for a concealed weapon.

Rep. Eric Burlison, a Springfield Republican, filed HB1250 last week. Burlison’s bill eliminates requirements to obtain a CCW permit before carrying a concealed weapon. Under current Missouri law, gun owners may legally “open carry” a weapon anywhere that does not expressly forbid the practice, but must obtain a CCW permit to carry their weapon in a concealed fashion, such as under a coat or in a purse.

Constitutional Carry would eliminate CCW requirements - The Missouri Times​

Excellent! Was hoping that one would pass.

 

[Missourian]

One more... March 17, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Missouri lawmaker has filed a bill that would allow any legal gun owner to carry a concealed weapon without a CCW permit, eliminating all criminal penalties associated with failing to obtain a permit for a concealed weapon.

Rep. Eric Burlison, a Springfield Republican, filed HB1250 last week. Burlison’s bill eliminates requirements to obtain a CCW permit before carrying a concealed weapon. Under current Missouri law, gun owners may legally “open carry” a weapon anywhere that does not expressly forbid the practice, but must obtain a CCW permit to carry their weapon in a concealed fashion, such as under a coat or in a purse.

Constitutional Carry would eliminate CCW requirements - The Missouri Times​

Excellent! Was hoping that one would pass.

It's only a matter of time, after the constitutional amendment passed.

The liberals are still fighting it BTW, in case you haven't been following it.

Even they are dismal in regards to it's possible success.

Missouri Supreme Court asked to throw out gun rights amendment​