[marktwain]

There are some negative aspects to amendment added in the Senate. There is a reporting requirement for a lost or stolen gun.

[TonyM]

Great, we have had it in Alabama for a couple of years now. Would be great if we could ever get all free states to follow suit.

[MtnClimber]

One benefit of having a Resident CCW permit in the state where you live is that you can carry when traveling through other states that have CCW reciprocity with your state.

[FLT-bird]

I’d like to see the reporting requirement loosened. Other than that, South Carolina is very close now to becoming the 28th state to allow Constitutional Carry.

I expect Louisiana to pass it next.

Here in North Carolina we probably won’t pass it until we replace the idiot governor Roy Cooper early next year.

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

Even with the "negative aspect," we would love to see this pass and get signed into state law.

Where's so much violence these days? Democrat-led cities and states, and those "gun free zones" wherein so much "looking for the motive" stuff goes on.

[weezel]

In NC I THINK you have never needed a permit to carry openly. As long as the gun is visable, I THINK you are OK.

I could be wrong though, I was once before.

[DeplorablePaul]

I have a SC CWP which has limited reciprocity with other states. Very often FL and UT certification are also added to CWP classes to extend reciprocity. I would like to see a nationwide reciprocity bill passed. It is very uncomfortable going to blue states where you need to be armed the most.

[ExGeeEye]

Who among us would not report a lost or stolen gun, even without a legal requirement to do so?

[antidemoncrat]

I support the 2nd Amendment but also believe if folks want to carry, open or conceal, they should have to go a minimum amount of training to understand the dos or don’ts about what laws they may have to obey.