Looks like the Nationwide CCW MAP needs an update
South Dakota becomes latest state to allow concealed handguns without permit
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South Dakota becomes latest state to allow concealed handguns without permit
In a tweet, Noem said the new law reflects the vision of the Founding Fathers and protects Second Amendment gun rights.
Looks like the Nationwide CCW MAP needs an update
Looks like the Nationwide CCW MAP needs an update
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Re: South Dakota becomes latest state to allow concealed handguns without permit
Sweet! I've been to South Dakota before. It's a pretty decent place to visit. I'm honestly surprised they don't have constitutional carry already considering their culture up there. Good for them! Next up, Texas...
I remember going to the state capitol as well in Pierre. I wasn't sure if carrying in the capitol was allowed at the time. Apparently, it wasn't. But who would know? There's no security in the building. That place was like a ghost town. The only people there were a bunch of LEOs practicing for a parade that weekend. That is in stark contrast with the North Dakota state capitol that I visited the next day.
I remember going to the state capitol as well in Pierre. I wasn't sure if carrying in the capitol was allowed at the time. Apparently, it wasn't. But who would know? There's no security in the building. That place was like a ghost town. The only people there were a bunch of LEOs practicing for a parade that weekend. That is in stark contrast with the North Dakota state capitol that I visited the next day.