Constitutional Carry tracker.

[NH_Realtor]

It’s amazing to me that so many southern “freedom” states don’t even deserve to hold NH’s jock strap when it comes to freedoms.

 

[Garys]

Except unlike NH they aren't frozen sold six months a year.

It’s amazing to me that so many southern “freedom” states don’t even deserve to hold NH’s jock strap when it comes to freedoms.

 

[Mesatchornug]

Except unlike NH they aren't frozen sold six months a year.

Some see that as a pro, others a con...

 

[Supermoto]

It’s amazing to me that so many southern “freedom” states don’t even deserve to hold NH’s jock strap when it comes to freedoms.

The benefit of the south is you are surrounded by like minded people in neighboring states. In NH, you can't travel very far before you are back in socialist America.

 

[MagGus1820]

The benefit of the south is you are surrounded by like minded people in neighboring states. In NH, you can't travel very far before you are back in socialist America.

In NH you're surrounded. The commies won't play nice forever. Its not in their nature.

 

[Garys]

Look to Vermont where the are boiling the frog one "common sense" gun law at a time.

In NH you're surrounded. The commies won't play nice forever. Its not in their nature.

 

[Garys]

If you like winter sports, it's fine. If not it sucks.

Some see that as a pro, others a con...

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Look to Vermont where the are boiling the frog one "common sense" gun law at a time.

Except that for the last 10 or so years it has been the exact opposite here in NH, but don't let me get in the way of people talking themselves out of moving here.

 

[LittleCalm]

The cold in NH keeps the riff raff away. Also keeps nasty insects and other critters away or at bay. Happy to have the crowds go south. Mountains and land in the north. Nice.

 

[headednorth]

The cold in NH keeps the riff raff away

How would you explain Lewiston and Minneapolis?

 

[LittleCalm]

How would you explain Lewiston and Minneapolis?

Not in NH!

 

[Supermoto]

Not in NH!

 

[Hoover]

It’s amazing to me that so many southern “freedom” states don’t even deserve to hold NH’s jock strap when it comes to freedoms.

The main obstacle in those states are the local sheriffs who mainly don’t want to give up the money they get from the gun licenses. In Alabama specifically, the sheriffs were very vocal about losing the money. Also it seems often those sheriffs are old and have been there for decades. The newer younger generation of politicians and sheriffs are much more pro 2A re constitutional carry

 

[ChevyGuy91]

The main obstacle in those states are the local sheriffs who mainly don’t want to give up the money they get from the gun licenses. In Alabama specifically, the sheriffs were very vocal about losing the money. Also it seems often those sheriffs are old and have been there for decades. The newer younger generation of politicians and sheriffs are much more pro 2A re constitutional carry

The money is the justification. The reason is they don't want to give up the power to say no for their own prejudices.

 

[kalash]

Except unlike NH they aren't frozen sold six months a year.

Maybe two months at most. Still a lot better than having swass year-round in 90% humidity.

 

[headednorth]

Not in NH!

So cold keeps riff raff away from NH but not from MN and ME? Magic!

 

[Hoover]

Maybe two months at most. Still a lot better than having swass year-round in 90% humidity.

Hot weather = short skirts. Southern girls > girls from northeast

 

[FisherTech]

Hot weather = short skirts. Southern girls > girls from northeast

But here! "Northern Girls, the way they kiss, they keep their boyfriends warm at night"

 

[headednorth]

Hot weather = short skirts. Southern girls > girls from northeast

Pree shate chall.

 

[Hoover]

The money is the justification. The reason is they don't want to give up the power to say no for their own prejudices.

All the states are shall issue and no license open carry, so they really don’t ever deny anyone or prevent anyone from carrying like MA. I think the money is a big deal because they can hire cousins, etc and they use the money to increase their influence which allows them to win re-election and stay in office. Number one priority for any politician is to win re-election

If Florida gets constitutional carry, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina etc will feel a lot more pressure. It’s really only a matter of time for all these states. Pennsylvania already passed it but the governor will definitely veto. As soon as they get a GOP governor, they’ll pass it again and it’s going to be law. Ditto Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, Louisiana. There will be 35 constitutional carry states. The dem leaning or dem strong states Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, Illinois, Minnesota, Virginia, NJ, NY, MA, CT, RI are unlikely or never unless the courts force it.

 

[allen-1]

The benefit of the south is you are surrounded by like minded people in neighboring states. In NH, you can't travel very far before you are back in socialist America.

@Supermoto's right.

I have multiple permits, with my two primary ones being GA and CT because I live in those two states.
Here's a comparison of where I can carry as a licensed GA resident .vs. a licensed CT resident:


GEORGIA PERMIT ONLY:




CT PERMIT ONLY




And here's a map of where I can carry using all of my permits, (GA, CT, UT, FL, NH). I'm still landlocked in CT.

 

[NH_Realtor]

Except unlike NH they aren't frozen sold six months a year.

No unlike NH you can't stop sweating and your balls are stuck to your leg six months out of the year. No thanks.

 

[NH_Realtor]

The benefit of the south is you are surrounded by like minded people in neighboring states. In NH, you can't travel very far before you are back in socialist America.

 

[ChevyGuy91]

I must be an a**h*** or really turned into a recluse, as time goes on I don't really care what other states are doing or what permits are good where because I try really hard to never leave mine.

 

[Garys]

I'll take that over the glaciers coming down in September and not leaving until August.

No unlike NH you can't stop sweating and your balls are stuck to your leg six months out of the year. No thanks.

 

[ChevyGuy91]

I'll take that over the glaciers coming down in September and not leaving until August.

Yeah, the entire state is just like the summit of Mt Washington.

 

[Garys]

I'm glad someone at least admitted it for once!

Yeah, the entire state is just like the summit of Mt Washington.

 

[kalash]

Yeah, the entire state is just like the summit of Mt Washington.

Exactly what I was typing

I'll take four seasons (including one with snow and ice) over year-round heat and humidity, no question.

 

[Garys]

Between MA, PA, and CC, my map looks a lot like that. I can't carry in RI or CT, but can in the rest of New England. A lot of states in the south recognize every other states permits. SC is a big exception to that, but does recognize permits from a lot of other southern states.

And here's a map of where I can carry using all of my permits, (GA, CT, UT, FL, NH). I'm still landlocked in CT.
View attachment 554641

 

[allen-1]

Between MA, PA, and CC, my map looks a lot like that. I can't carry in RI or CT, but can in the rest of New England. A lot of states in the south recognize every other states permits. SC is a big exception to that, but does recognize permits from a lot of other southern states.

In CT, my problems are MA, RI & NY. I might be able to get a MA permit, but last time I looked it was kinda questionable, and it had to be renewed yearly. RI looked almost as problematic, and NY just isn't going to happen.

As a MA resident, you can fairly easily get a CT non-resident permit; CT will issue you a permit unless they have cause not to. The only hoop you'll have to jump through is the class, and there are MA instructors who offer it.

Which would only leave RI as a problem for you.

I was contemplating buying a plot of land in SC with a group of friends; they extended their reciprocity to GA.