Posted on Feb 23, 2017
Firearms: Dakotas, Montana consider legislation to streamline concealed carry laws | TSLN.com
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A few more states that get it and are trying to do the right things for their citizens. And before everyone starts freaking out about this, i.e. the ones who oppose, how about if you don't like it you simply don't carry?
Firearms: Dakotas, Montana consider legislation to streamline concealed carry laws | TSLN.com
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Thanks for letting us know LTC (Join to see) that North and South Dakota as well as Montana are considering legislation to streamline concealed carry laws. That seems like good news.
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LTC (Join to see)
Of course. It is nice to actually see good things in the works with regards to firearms and the rights of citizens, especially with what was in the news yesterday and the limits that other states are still running with.
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COL William Oseles
When Texas allowed Service members between the ages of 19 and 21 to get a Texas License to Carry a handgun the Peoples Republic of Minnesota dropped Reciprocity because they require LTC holders to be 21.
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According to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension’s Permit to Carry Reciprocity webpage, “Missouri passed a law in 2014 to allow 19-year-old military personnel and veterans to obtain a permit.” Also, “Texas passed a law in 2014 to allow 19-year-old military personnel and veterans to obtain a permit.” In both cases, the BCA says, “Minnesota law does not allow issuing permits to anyone under 21.”
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According to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension’s Permit to Carry Reciprocity webpage, “Missouri passed a law in 2014 to allow 19-year-old military personnel and veterans to obtain a permit.” Also, “Texas passed a law in 2014 to allow 19-year-old military personnel and veterans to obtain a permit.” In both cases, the BCA says, “Minnesota law does not allow issuing permits to anyone under 21.”
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