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The right to keep and bear arms is a constitutional right, protected by the Second Amendment. And Article IV, Section 1 says that “Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State.”

Accordingly, it could be argued that no state has the right NOT to honor carry permits issued by any state.

Legislation is being written in Wyoming that will reciprocate the non-recognition of our handgun carry licenses- unneeded in the Cowboy State since 2013, but available for out-of-state use- by similarly not recognizing driver's licenses or vehicle license plates from those states which fail to recognize our Wyoming licenses- including those for handgun carry.

Additional fine-tuning of the law is underway, to include the creation of vans equipped as mobile county courtrooms so that unlicensed vehicles driven by scofflaw unlicensed drivers can be confiscated on the spot. Similarly mobile vehicle crushing equipment to prevent out-of-state criminals from becoming repeat offenders is also a part of the mix- if the feds don't act in any other meaningful way.

It should make the tourist season around Yellowstone, Devil's Tower and on the way to Mount Rushmore right entertaining.

After all, if those other places don't accept our carry licenses, they're in rebellion to the Constitution, right?