Meanwhile at the Legislature

Horrible · May 21, 2022

TickleChain said:
More Guns in the hands of Citizens is absolutely the answer.
Great to be in the company of like-minded people

Kleck’s studies and the study done by the Federal government (that was quietly trashed during the Obama years) bear this out in spades.

The leftists will never admit this because they need us to need them.

Horrible · May 21, 2022

charlie12 said:
To me and I'm not important but if someone wants to talk about something call it the right name. I've been calling it CHP since I got mine when they started years ago.

Seems like Every state has their own acronym. My former commie state would call it an LTC (License To Carry) but then many towns would put restrictions on when one could actually carry a concealed weapon

John_ · May 21, 2022

Kraut said:
I've got no doubt that if it gets to his desk, JBE is gonna veto it again. "As we still mourn the tragic deaths of innocents in Buffalo, we must recognize that more guns on the street is not the answer." He's the worst kind of pantywaist simp Democrat that falls in line lock-step with the party playbook, and being Louisiana, as someone else above stated, some leverage will be applied on some other legislative deal and we'll once again get told what's best for us by those who believe they know better, because they're mostly pantywaist simps as well.

Ur right, he is a Dum. Somebody should ask JBE to explain how a mass shooter occurs in a state (NY) with some of the toughest anti-gun laws/restrictions on their citizens.

Peacemaker · May 22, 2022

charlie12 said:
To me and I'm not important but if someone wants to talk about something call it the right name. I've been calling it CHP since I got mine when they started years ago.

Just curious, have you offered anything to this discussion, or do you just read through the posts and correct everyone that you determine has made a mistake?

It's easy to scroll through the posts and find errors, but I'm wondering if you have contributed any pertinent information?

Rovpilot337 · May 25, 2022

So I am late to the party but correct me if I am wrong. I just read the text for SB 143 and it appears that on this one permitless carry only applies to current and former members of the armed forces. Is this the case?

Horrible · May 25, 2022

Rovpilot337 said:
So I am late to the party but correct me if I am wrong. I just read the text for SB 143 and it appears that on this one permitless carry only applies to current and former members of the armed forces. Is this the case?

I thought that it applies to LA residents and non-residents that are military? I’ll re-read again at some point today and check

Looks like this one is ready for full house vote

Curious as to whether or not the tragedy in TX will slow it stop this from passing?

Bigchillin83 · May 25, 2022

i believe its not illegal for the following

Illegal carrying of weapons

M. The provisions of Paragraph (A)(1) of this Section shall not apply to 14 a resident of Louisiana if all of the following conditions are met: 15

(1) The person is twenty-one years of age or older.

16(2) The person is not prohibited from possessing a firearm under R.S. 17 14:95.1, R.S. 40:1379.3(C)(5) through (17), 18 U.S.C. 922(g), or any other state Page 1 of 6 Coding: Words which are struck through are deletions from existing law; words in boldface type and underscored are additions. SB NO. 143 SLS 22RS-350 REENGROSSED 1 or federal law. 2

(3)(a) The person is a reserve or active-duty member of any branch of 3 the United States Armed Forces; a member of the Louisiana National Guard or 4 the Louisiana Air National Guard; or a former member of any branch of the 5 United States Armed Forces, the Louisiana National Guard, or the Louisiana 6 Air National Guard who has been honorably discharged from service. 7 (b) At all times that a person is in possession of a concealed handgun 8 pursuant to R.S. 40:1379.3(B)(2), that person shall have on his person proofthat 9 he meets the qualifications of Subparagraph (a) ofthis Paragraph demonstrated

but i dont know lol, we need a lawyer

Helmsman · May 25, 2022

Rovpilot337 said:
So I am late to the party but correct me if I am wrong. I just read the text for SB 143 and it appears that on this one permitless carry only applies to current and former members of the armed forces. Is this the case?

I think you're right. Permitless carry for all others is in HB37.

Rovpilot337 · May 25, 2022

Helmsman said:
I think you're right. Permitless carry for all others is in HB37.

Yeah... so we would need HB37 to pass so we can all enjoy it. SB 143 appears to only cover military and vets.

Peacemaker · May 25, 2022

I believe SB143 applies to Louisiana Residents

lesgeaux · May 26, 2022

Our legislature should be informed, if they have missed it about our rights of self protection.
This news article sent to your representative may just help.

Police: Woman killed man who fired rifle into party crowd

Authorities say a woman in West Virginia fatally shot a man who began firing an AR-15-style rifle into a crowd of people at a party.

apnews.com

SwampyDog · Jun 1, 2022

Well it appears to be dead this year. https://www.usacarry.com/louisiana-senate-vote-constitutional-carry/

DBMJR1 · Jun 1, 2022

There is a significant difference between a CHP and a CWP as I understand it.

It is my understanding that I can only carry a pistol or revolver concealed.

I can not carry an SBR concealed. I can not carry a suppressed pistol concealed.

I wish we were able to conceal carry any weapon, as I would like to carry a .22 pistol suppressed in a shoulder holster while hiking. I don't wish to OC it, as it will scare the sheeple.

Horrible · Jun 1, 2022

SwampyDog said:
Well it appears to be dead this year. https://www.usacarry.com/louisiana-senate-vote-constitutional-carry/

Both HB37 and HB43 are on the Senate calendar for today but I am not optimistic on timing. Not sure why both of these bills sat in Senate Committee for over a month

buttanic · Jun 2, 2022

Louisiana teachers could be allowed to carry guns at schools after concealed carry bill amended

A Louisiana Senate committee Wednesday night stripped the permitless concealed carry provisions in a controversial bill and inserted language to allow teachers and administrators to carry concealed firearms at schools.

www.theadvocate.com

falshooter · Jun 2, 2022

Stripped out the concealed carry provisions and replaced it with training and allowing teachers and administrators to carry

I knew they'd find a way to slime their way outta this again..

Keep defending them and voting for their re-election

May be next year :thumbsdown:

falshooter · Jun 2, 2022

Sounds pretty clear here, but I could be mistaken

Louisiana's 'constitutional carry' bill turned into 'school protection officers' proposal • Louisiana Illuminator

A proposal to allow 'constitutional carry' of firearms in Louisiana turned into a school protection officers proposal

lailluminator.com

Peacemaker · Jun 2, 2022

I do believe we will have CCC this year. Amending the bill to include teachers is a good thing while this issue is fresh in everyone's mind. They now know what most of us have known for a very long time, "you're on your own", "no one is coming to save you".

I've read SB143 a few times and it clearly reads "a Louisiana resident" in the first paragraph. It also mentions while being in the military or National Guard or other service and many other stipulations but for me the way I read it, it includes Louisiana resident.

Rovpilot337 · Jun 2, 2022

Peacemaker said:
I do believe we will have CCC this year. Amending the bill to include teachers is a good thing while this issue is fresh in everyone's mind. They now know what most of us have known for a very long time, "you're on your own", "no one is coming to save you".

I've read SB143 a few times and it clearly reads "a Louisiana resident" in the first paragraph. It also mentions while being in the military or National Guard or other service and many other stipulations but for me the way I read it, it includes Louisiana resident.

But if you read the wording at the beginning, it clearly says that a permit is not required if "all of the following conditions are met". Then it goes on to list the residency, no felony, and active duty or prior military. It does not say "if any or met". It says "if all" are met.

falshooter · Jun 2, 2022

In case you didn't read the link I posted

Louisiana Senate panel moves to arm teachers, guts bill to expand concealed carry gun rights

Republican Senator Eddie Lambert said his amendment to arm teachers could eliminate a school shooting threat sooner.

www.theadvertiser.com

Permitless conceal carry bill gutted to become school safety bill

BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) – The Louisiana Legislature shot down HB37 by Rep. Danny McCormick, which would have allowed people over the age of 21 to carry a concealed handgun without a permit. In a…

www.arklatexhomepage.com

Don't know bout you , but gutted means no constitutional carry again this year..

It's for the children

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