NH - Constitutional carry up for vote.

[Irish]

New Hampshire possible Constitutional carry.

[Kfgk14]

Anybody know where this went, was it passed?

[DeltaSierra]

The bill was vetoed by the Governor, but it was just re-passed with a veto proof majority the other day.




http://www.pgnh.org/nh_house_votes_t...s_veto_of_sb88

http://www.pgnh.org/nh_senate_overri...8_veto_17_to_7

http://www.unionleader.com/article/2...WS06/709079995

http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/newss...le-vetoes.html

http://www.concordmonitor.com/articl...94&CSGroupId=1

[Irish]

The bill was vetoed by the Governor, but it was just re-passed with a veto proof majority the other day.

The bill takes effect on the 13th of November.

Great news! It sounds like the bill is more for "stand your ground" type of defense than Constitutional carry but definitely good news anyway.

[DeltaSierra]

Great news! It sounds like the bill is more for "stand your ground" type of defense than Constitutional carry but definitely good news anyway.

The Ward Bird case was also considered, and it is now legal for a property owner to display a firearm while attempting to remove a trespasser from the property (not that I would recommend such action unless it was absolutely needed.)

[kest_01]

Very good...one of the reasons that New Hampshire is on my very short list of places that I'm looking at moving to when I retire from the military in 10 or so years..good gun laws and great weather

[Army Chief]

The bill was vetoed by the Governor, but it was just re-passed with a veto proof majority the other day.

The bill takes effect on the 13th of November.

Good timing. My NH CCW permit just expired last month. =]

AC