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The bill that made possible reciprocity with KY and FL, and hopefully others, started life as a straight recognition bill. As passed out of our House of Representatives, it read You folks in Lexington County get rid of Jakey Knotts and we'll get that simple recognition language passed.

You probably won't pass through South Carolina, but if you do you're covered.

http://bigskyracks.com/ Sounds like this is what you're looking for. I have the 2-gun non-locking version and love it.

Not for hurricanes in particular but along sales tax holiday lines, South Carolina this year passed the "Second Amendment Recognition Act" which was part of a larger sales tax bill. It exempts handguns, rifles and shotguns from the state sales tax during "Second Amendment Weekend", the Friday...

Yes, you can have a handgun in a closed console or glove compartment, no lock necessary. Loaded makes no difference. Statute here.

lee n. field has it right, critters. I've lived my entire life in the country. Hunting is big and target shooting is fun, self defense is certainly something you should be prepared for, but by far the most practical use is for the pesky critters. Stray dogs kill our cattle, have even lost a...

brickeyee wrote: Excellent point. The apparent Florida statute was found here and reads ... That looks like Georgia and Alabama are your only choices. The South Carolina statute here is similar and would appear to limit my out-of-state purchases to Georgia and North Carolina. It reads...

I keep a pretty close eye on gun related bills in the South Carolina legislature and I'm not aware of any that would have any effect on this.

I believe he's simply wrong. From the South Carolina code ...

siglite, I agree 100% that there is a lot of gray in the wording. I think it's important to know, though, where we came from. The old law read The change was intended to get SLED out of the business of deciding which states have equal to or greater than standards. SLED theoretically...

First, I am not a lawyer (IANAL, but I hate acronyms). The new law was effective with the Governor's signature on 6/16/08, and reads ... To me, this means that if your state recognizes the SC permit, and requires you to "successfully pass a criminal background check and a course in firearm...

Ala Dan wrote: Because of the gun laws? That's puzzling!

I don't know Georgia law on the subject but I would guess if they allow possession of a handgun by an 18 year old, they would allow a sale to an 18 year old. South Carolina, as an example, does allow selling to persons 18 and over. Federal law requires age 21 for FFL to transfer a handgun, but...

We have a winner!

Not in a national park, but similar story here ... Further illustrates the need to have the means to protect yourself.

http://www.superiorwalls.com/ Don't know how suitable these might be for your purpose, but they sure are nice basement walls, and around here they are generally less expensive than poured in place walls.

Work for a good castle doctrine law if your state doesn't already have one.

This is a valid question. I probably would not have burned the bridge. I probably would have returned the product to the shelf and left the store. This is the winner, in my opinion. But, I wouldn't have known that this isn't a place I want to shop, because I would have likely avoided the...

H.3212 passed both houses yesterday. According to the legislative website, I can't see any difference in the language compared to the senate amended language that the house refused to concur with back in March. If the language posted on the website is correct, the law will read This is not...

SC law says essentially the same thing as TX law. I'd really like to know the reason for the "contiguous".