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Don't worry, New Jersey already knows where your guns are. ;)

Given the socio-political bent of the majority of the tech sector, this would be a HARD NO for me.

@Gary Slider Thank you for all the hard work keeping this community up to date

Prior to passage of permitless carry, open carry in SC required a CWP and you were required to inform an officer that you had a weapon. With the enactment of H3594, a permit is no longer required for carry or transport (openly or concealed) and the duty to inform was removed from the law...

Run, do not walk, to the nearest exit

Once again, the SLED guidance makes no reference to Resident/Non-Resident, but merely says "Individual." The CWP is left in place for reciprocity with States that recognize the SC permit, but do not have Permitless Carry, such as NC, VA, MI, et. al.

Starting out as a city boy, the first experience I had with firearms was in ROTC in college. My first award was my Expert Rifle badge, shot with an M-14 at Ft Dix. I later qualified Sharpshooter with pistol ( we had Colt 2" Detective Specials)

Perhaps not, but I would bet my pension that SLED consulted the Attorney General's Office before telling Law Enforcement, Statewide, what the law means to them

I posed the question of residency directly to SLED and was directed to their "Constitutional Carry Guidance" document, which was distributed to LEAs in South Carolina. The guidance refers only to "individuals" without reference to residency.

I followed this bill closely and listened, live, to much of the Senate debate. At no time was there any mention of Resident/Non-Resident. All references are to "a person" without qualification.

IANAL, but, yes, that is the intent of this law: that a person not prohibited from possessing a firearm under State of Federal law may transport or carry about their person openly or concealed without a permit. ETA: applies to any person age 18 or over

There are some states (e.g. VA, NC) that allow open carry, but require a permit for concealed carry. FL has permitless concealed carry but does not permit open carry. FL is one of the 29 that do not require a permit for concealed carry. Most set the age at 18, but some set it at 21.

You're gonna have to make some changes in Raleigh.

Governor McMaster signs permitless carry law...https://www.wspa.com/news/state-news/mcmaster-signs-permitless-carry-bill-into-law/

A refined application of his former employer, Borschardt's, C93 which, in turn, borrowed the toggle action from Maxim's machine gun.

Yeah, ours is a one and done also. We do have to renew every five years(to maintain Brady List status), but that is just a matter if submitting paperwork,

South Carolina used to require 50 rounds, but, about three years ago, when ammo was scarce, they took pity on us and reduced it to 25. At the same time, they eliminated the fee for the permit (you still have to pay the instructor for the class).

SLED recommends 3, 5, 7, 10, and 12 yds but the actual course of fire is, more or less, up to the instructor.

Remember, also, she already had a Restraining Order in place against said ex. When seconds count, the police are mere minutes away.

A mere youngster here-only married 54 years as of tomorrow. Wife told me years ago to stop buying flowers; "too much money for something that won't last but a week."