What states are NOT currently considering even the slightest hint of gun control?

[BK]

It just seems that there are gun owners in nearly every state who are facing some sort of new gun control. Even in some states where there is no state level talk, it may just be one township, city or county in the state that is experiencing a hint of encroachment, like Oak Harbor recently.

I would think that states like Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Texas, and much of the old south have not so much as a word being spoken about new gun laws, but I can't follow all the news from everywhere. And I wouldn't be surprised if a city like Austin, Missoula or Jackson Hole were trying to find a way to stick it to their residents.

How many states in our nation aren't experiencing the slightest government encroachment these days?

 

[hso]

Tn
wy

 

[ID-shooting]

Idaho

 

[Silent Bob]

Even here in Texas we have had the liberal mayors of Dallas and Austin announce they want to keep gun shows from taking place in city-owned property. But at least our legislature is not preoccupied with screwing over law-abiding gun owners.

 

[Shadow 7D]

Consider the states that are outlawing more federal guncontrol

 

[gunnutery]

Iowa. I haven't looked at the introduced bills yet, but House Republicans (majority held) have already said they're not going to look at any gun bills. It was implied they were talking about anti-gun bills, but I'm also not sure if they meant pro gun bills too.

 

[Texan Scott]

The city of Austin and Travis County (metro Austin area, you can see Texas from there) are talking about limiting gun shows, and our attorney general (our very own much-beloved Gregg "Bring It" Abbott) is threatening them with serious legal butthurt from the state if they try it even once.

Other than that, we're pushing for open carry, teachers with guns, and felony arrest for anyone attempting to enforce new federal gun bans/ registration/ confiscation.

We're a non-preemption state, so whiny gun grabber wannabes in city offices can go twist in the wind. I feel happy and secure in my civil rights here. Ain't leavin'.

 

[InkEd]

God I wish other states were more like Texas on certain issues.

 

[mljdeckard]

UT. We are still trying to pass Constitutional carry and to clarify that bearing arms shall not be construed to mean disturbing the peace.

 

[Bhi curamach]

Have not heard any for KS.
MO,have heard a few silly ones that probably will go nowhere. Something about parents having to inform schools a firearm is present in the home...uh, yeah. Id comply real quick with that goofy law.
Probably from a St.Louis area ejit but I'm only guessing.
Nothing from NE either but I don't hear much of anything about them about anything outside of some
group who really enjoys husking corn...
Not my thing but I dislike judging.

 

[HorseSoldier]

Only gun related legislation I've heard in Alaska is the introduction of a bill to allow permanent employees of school districts to CCW on the job.

 

[BigMustard]

the city of austin and travis county (metro austin area, you can see texas from there) are talking about limiting gun shows, and our attorney general (our very own much-beloved gregg "bring it" abbott) is threatening them with serious legal butthurt from the state if they try it even once.

Other than that, we're pushing for open carry, teachers with guns, and felony arrest for anyone attempting to enforce new federal gun bans/ registration/ confiscation.

We're a non-preemption state, so whiny gun grabber wannabes in city offices can go twist in the wind. I feel happy and secure in my civil rights here. Ain't leavin'.

hallelujah.

 

[Isaac-1]

I have not heard of anything serious here in Louisiana, excluding New Orleans of course who seems to have decided the state law against carrying guns in parades means anyone with or without a CCW permit is subject to arrest if found carrying within 1,000 ft of a parade route.

 

[browneu]

I haven't heard anything from Ohio.

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[racenutz]

I haven't seen or heard anything here in Nebraska but I wouldn't be surprised if Omaha was planning something.

 

[colorado_handgunner]

South Carolina is relaxing gun laws. Constitutional Carry is likely going to be voted on soon.

 

[Inebriated]

God I wish other states were more like Texas on certain issues.

New York, New Jersey, California have the exact same tenacity as Texas. Just on the wrong side.

 

[scotch827]

PA seems safe. A few Phithadelphia legislators are introducing some new restrictions. However they have no chance of passing. PA would be a red state in the Presidental elections if it were not for Philthy.

 

[Quick Shot xMLx]

NC hasn't discussed any gun control laws. Quite the contrary the now entirely Republican state government has been discussing restaurant carry and school carry for employees.

 

[blazer610]

No problems in Alabama.

 

[breakingcontact]

We're a non-preemption state, so whiny gun grabber wannabes in city offices can go twist in the wind.

This is huge to me.

I like liberal cities in conservative states, so this protects my rights from whatever Peter Pan types get into city government.

 

[JEB]

i'll second iowa. havent heard anything so far.

 

[JLeòdhas]

So far, nothing in Alabama that I know of.

 

[pty101]

Nebraska, there isnt even any talk of it AFAIK.

 

[vtail]

Oklahoma is OK.