When will Louisiana's new gun law go into effect?

[JNieman]

So who's going to be the first person to send a Form off without CLEO signature and see how to test that one?

 

[Emperor]

I find it really strange that nothing has come out yet on details on what plans to be done with this. I'm really wondering if the tards knew what they were doing when they put it on the ballot. The wording really opens doors.

'scuse me? Tards?


Don't tell me you're one of those "reasonable gun control" advocates.

... oh no!. I was just simply reffering to politicians in general. Seems like they could have ironed out some of the details and had a planed release for what it would change in detail to avoid confusion.

Or maybe the gun advocates that crafted this thing knew exactly what would happen, knew it would be used to challenge some unconstitutional laws, but worded it benignly so that it wouldn't scare the hell out of the sheeple and the CCW Instructors.

I was thinking this exact thing. Seems like they acted like they were cracking a window and tore off a wall instead.

And those against were using the argument that this type of stuff should be handled by the Legislature.

 

[JNieman]

Yea, I'll be honest, the best chance for this succeeding was having people NOT focusing on their "Well everyone should own guns... EXCEPT" and "Guns are great and people should be able to carry them... EXCEPT" emotional ********.

That's how we end up with Jim Crow laws, "For the Children" ********, and the mentality of "liberty for everyone except people I don't like" type of crap.

ETA: And the crap like "NO HONEST MAN needs more than 10 rounds in any gun"

 

[Skiney]

Back in DUH DAY I say:}

Back in DUH DAY ?

 

[JNieman]

Back in DUH DAY ?

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July 4th 1776 has what to do with the Second Amendment?

 

[Skiney]

July 4th 1776 has what to do with the Second Amendment?

LOL Exactly:}

 

[SGT_Kramer]

LouisianaBoth houses of the Louisiana legislature have already passed a constitutional amendment that would severely limit the government's capacity to regulate firearms, this would include eliminating the requirement for a permit in order to carry a firearm concealed, as well as many other state and local restrictions on firearms, excluding discharge, which will remain under the control of local and parish governments. Having already been approved by the legislature, the proposed amendment will be voted on by the citizens of the state on November 6th. A simple majority is needed for it to pass.

On November 6th, 2012 Louisiana joined Vermont, Alaska, Arizona, and Wyoming in constitutional carry. Act 874 (SB 303) passed with an overwhelming vote of 73.46% (1333276 votes yes, 481703 voted no). The new laws take effect in January


This was on Wiki page for constitutional carry. Any truth to this?

 

[alpinehyperlite]

Being that there is still a thriving and busy concealed carry section of state police, I doubt it.

 

[Vermiform]

LouisianaBoth houses of the Louisiana legislature have already passed a constitutional amendment that would severely limit the government's capacity to regulate firearms, this would include eliminating the requirement for a permit in order to carry a firearm concealed, as well as many other state and local restrictions on firearms, excluding discharge, which will remain under the control of local and parish governments. Having already been approved by the legislature, the proposed amendment will be voted on by the citizens of the state on November 6th. A simple majority is needed for it to pass.

On November 6th, 2012 Louisiana joined Vermont, Alaska, Arizona, and Wyoming in constitutional carry. Act 874 (SB 303) passed with an overwhelming vote of 73.46% (1333276 votes yes, 481703 voted no). The new laws take effect in January


This was on Wiki page for constitutional carry. Any truth to this?

Half of it is true. It is still illegal to carry a concealed handgun without a permit. Someone must either be turned down for a permit or violate the law to challenge it.