thebrasilian
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I was listening to Keven Cohen yesterday. He had Leon Lott. Leon said that SC is an open carry state and you only needed CWP if your clothes covered your weapon. I didn't think SC was an open carry state. :?: :?:
Did I hear right??
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thebrasilian
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That's what I thought. But that's what he said.
Schultz
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Probably confused with NC.
Dave29461
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Isn't he the Sheriff of Richland county in South Carolina?
thebrasilian
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Yes he is. I was ready to go out with my pistol until I thought about it a little more.
North Carolina is, indeed, an open carry state, but I wouldn't try it in public.
If you need to go into the woods you can open cary, or on your own, but I wouldn't recommend it in a city.
Several years ago a fellow carried a revolver openly in the City of Charlotte, and even though it's completely legal, and even though police officers carry openly all day long every day, he must have been wearing a suit or in some way stood out in the crowd.
The man was caused a near panic, was arrested and hauled off to jail, and was probably spent a lot of his personal savings on a lawyer only to be severly chastised by a judge. The incident made the news big time.
people are so stupid sometimes. He probably lost his gun or spent a small fortune getting it back.
The legal system in this country is 99% the root of the problem. the other 1% is just human nature.
The law and our freedoms have been allowed at the pleasure of the sitting government for a long time.
something being legal or not has very little to do with whether you may be allowed to do that or not.
If you need to go into the woods you can open cary, or on your own, but I wouldn't recommend it in a city.
Several years ago a fellow carried a revolver openly in the City of Charlotte, and even though it's completely legal, and even though police officers carry openly all day long every day, he must have been wearing a suit or in some way stood out in the crowd.
The man was caused a near panic, was arrested and hauled off to jail, and was probably spent a lot of his personal savings on a lawyer only to be severly chastised by a judge. The incident made the news big time.
people are so stupid sometimes. He probably lost his gun or spent a small fortune getting it back.
The legal system in this country is 99% the root of the problem. the other 1% is just human nature.
The law and our freedoms have been allowed at the pleasure of the sitting government for a long time.
something being legal or not has very little to do with whether you may be allowed to do that or not.
