The U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), which is the largest, fastest-growing self-defense association in the country dedicated to responsible gun owners, today released a statement celebrating the passage of H. 3594 in South Carolina, which empowers law-abiding citizens to carry a concealed firearm without a government permit.
“The USCCA and our 800,000 members nationwide applaud South Carolina for joining the ranks of 28 other states that have passed constitutional carry to guarantee their citizens’ inherent right to self-defense. The tidal wave of states taking this step to protect concealed carry rights in recent years demonstrates the overwhelming support across the country for promoting a culture of responsible gun ownership,” said Jake Schmidt, a spokesperson for the USCCA.
29 states now recognize the inherent right of every law-abiding citizen to defend themselves, their loved ones, and their communities with a firearm. South Carolina’s constitutional carry law will take effect immediately, and just yesterday, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed his state’s new constitutional carry bill, which will take effect on July 4, 2024.
“Now that almost every state that’s likely to pass constitutional carry has secured these victories, our members will be eager to see additional solutions at the federal level that will further enhance Americans’ natural-born right to self-defense, including the passage of national concealed carry reciprocity by Congress,” concluded Schmidt.
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About the USCCA
The U.S. Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) is an association of responsible armed Americans whose members get exceptional self-defense education, lifesaving training and self-defense liability insurance, preparing them for the before, during and after of a lawful act of self-defense. The USCCA is the largest, fastest-growing self-defense association dedicated to responsible gun owners.
The Second Amendment does NOT grant nor give the American people rights, rather, it is a checklist of what the government CANNOT infringe upon nor regulate…
There are no constitutional carry states. Some states have “permitless” carry, but even that is debatable considering they all still have laws dictating who, what, when, where, and how one is “permitted” to carry. If 29 states recognize constitutional carry then why do they still have laws regulating the carry of firearms?
Your lips to God’s ears, Ope. We’ve got to get the current governor out and Mark Robinson in to make that happen. I think it’s quite doable. Maybe not quite by the end of ’24, but certainly in the first months of ’25.
I am hoping for the same thing as the author. A greater percentage of states have constitutional carry than not. Since it is a majority, it shows Americans want to be able to protect themselves using the 2nd amendment as confirmation of a God given right and not a privilege like the State Governments have made it.
Oregoneinstan, trying to get constitutional carry on the ballot for 2024.
Trump 2024