A bill introduced in the House would allow any law-abiding Idahoan the right to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. <\/p>\n
A quick look at the Second Amendment shows no requirement for a permit to carry a gun. Greg Pruett thinks there's something to that. <\/p>\n
\"The Second Amendment is our carrying permit,\" he said. Pruett is the founder of Idaho Second Amendment Alliance, a lobbying group that promotes gun rights. <\/p>\n
He introduced a bill today that would not require a permit for Idahoans to carry a concealed weapon. <\/p>\n
\"In the state of Idaho you can already open carry without a permit, said Pruett. All we're doing is saying 'Hey, concealed carry ought to be the same.'\" <\/p>\n
The bill wouldn't change laws concerning guns on campus - an enhanced conceal carry permit would still be needed. <\/p>\n
At Forward Movement Training Center - where dozens of Idahoans learn to properly use guns - the news comes with mixed reaction. <\/p>\n
\"There's a huge liability that I think a lot of people don't realize or think through when they strap on a firearm,\" said Matt Schneider, owner of Forward Movement. <\/p>\n
The outfit stresses the need to properly train with guns, utilizing a state of the art simulator that forces gun carriers to respond to potential real-world scenarios. <\/p>\n
\"That training is a critical piece, said Schneider. The time to make mistakes is in training the time to make a mistake is not in the real world.\" <\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
View post: A bill introduced in the House would allow any law-abiding Idahoan the right to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. A quick look at the Second Amendment shows no requirement for a permit to carry a gun. Continue reading
\nNew bill allows concealed carry without permit<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"