Name this state

[jmr40]

Georgia

 

[jimmyraythomason]

Alabama

 

[lead-inspector]

Alaska

Why has Alaska not been guessed?

 

[Robert]

Another vote for Colorado with the exception of carry at sporting events but I think that is an NFL thing.

 

[Sam1911]

PA hits all of those points. No.9 would have to include the phrase "...with a valid LCTF." But that would be no problem given having already mentioned CCW.

 

[Midwest]

I would say Kentucky.

Also add

11. All NFA items allowed
12. CLEO must sign in 15 days for NFA.
.

 

[jcwit]

I believe Indiana meets all that.

 

[Delford]

NC except the last 2.

 

[il.bill]

Did not have to spend any time confirming much of the list in my home state, although we would actually meet several of the points - I live in Illinois.

 

[Elkins45]

I would say Kentucky.

Also add

11. All NFA items allowed
12. CLEO must sign in 15 days for NFA.
.

KY only has #7 in church if you are the pastor. Other than that we have all the others.

 

[MICHAEL T]

Kentucky Not sure about all of 8 I don't go to basketball games . I think game is stupid . Same with football. Both a waste of time and money. I rather be shooting.

 

[ironworkerwill]

Same with football

That's blasphemy! I do enjoy shooting more than foot ball. Only because I can listen to SEC football while shooting or hunting.

 

[bikerdoc]

Virginia

 

[Skribs]

Washington is good by this list, but has the worst UBC law in the country.

 

[swiftak]

New Hampshire?

 

[easy]

Montana

 

[230RN]

Colorado Kevin noted
"Colorado, until the 15-round magazine limit hit last year "

And no more FTF transactions... should have been added to the OP's list. Background checks required now as well as the 15-round mag limitation.

 

[morcey2]

I'd like to name it Beverly. We need a state named Beverly. Or Steve.

 

[SSN Vet]

Both Maine and New Hampshire have every one except #4. stand your ground.

However the Castle Doctrine in Maine extends beyond your house to your entire property.

 

[SSN Vet]

OBTW...

you should have added to your list..

11. No ban on assault weapons
12. NFA weapons allowed (full auto and silencers)

And again... both Maine and NH have these too.

 

[plodder]

WI has virtually all of these plus machine gun, silencer and SBR ownership. You may quibble about "Gun Culture" and whether No Firearms signs carry the weight of law. If you are asked to leave a posted establishment when carrying and you do not leave, you can be charged with trespassing.

 

[CB900F]

Fella's;

And we got to post #47 and nobody mentioned Wyoming. Last I knew Wyoming even allowed concealed carry in banks, Montana doesn't do that.

If you stop and think about it, legal concealed carry in a bank has go to be about the most effective deterrent to armed robbery thereof you could come up with. Who wants to stroll into the bank, pull a pistol and shout: "This is a hold up!", when the 52 year old gal in the next teller line can dis-enfranchise your right-to-illicit-riches in a very meaningful way? That is if the teller just doesn't hand you a 180 grains of .40 instead of paper money?

900F

 

[bainter1212]

Fella's;

And we got to post #47 and nobody mentioned Wyoming. Last I knew Wyoming even allowed concealed carry in banks, Montana doesn't do that.

If you stop and think about it, legal concealed carry in a bank has go to be about the most effective deterrent to armed robbery thereof you could come up with. Who wants to stroll into the bank, pull a pistol and shout: "This is a hold up!", when the 52 year old gal in the next teller line can dis-enfranchise your right-to-illicit-riches in a very meaningful way? That is if the teller just doesn't hand you a 180 grains of .40 instead of paper money?

900F

If that is your definition, then CA is pretty friendly......I can carry in a bank here. As well as a school (that might go away soon).

 

[The Bushmaster]

Missouri ain't bad either and is slowly getting better. #7 is the only "iffy" one

 

[walker944]

Sounds like the perfect State of Happiness.