North Dakota Concealed Carry Law Could be Considered Tomorrow

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North Dakota could be hearing new concealed carry laws as early as tomorrow! IMG NRA-ILA

U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Today, the House Energy and Natural Resources Committee considered concealed permit enhancement legislation, House Bill 1450.  While no vote is currently scheduled, the committee could vote to send the measure to the House Floor as early as tomorrow.  Please contact committee members and ask them to VOTE YES on House Bill 1450.

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House Bill 1450 enhances North Dakota’s permit laws by removing certain minor violations from its list of prohibiting factors for applicants.  HB 1450 would allow more individuals to exercise their constitutional right to self-defense, and committee members need to hear from you!

Again, please contact members of the House Energy and Natural Resources Committee and ask them to VOTE YES House on Bill 1450.


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dg

Hey neighbor! Montana is also finally going to allow CC. Used to not allow consealed carry within city limits. I’m looking at going back there. Looking for property. It’s a shame I have to move out of my home state to insure my God given rights. I should have never left the Great State of Montana.

CWT

ND has had Constitutional carry for several years now.

linkman

Not really constitutional carry in ND. There are severe restrictions for handguns based on day/night times, unloaded, and permits are needed for most nighttime carry. Permitting improvements are always welcome even in the most unrestricted states solely due to reciprocity.

CWT

The day/night and unloaded only applies to open carry.

CWT

Having a CCW doesn’t affect the open carry part either you still have to follow the existing rules if you open carry.