So with the recent SCOTUS decision, we get this:
How does the ruling affect current "Restricted" LTC's?
Are all current LTC's now wide open? (It was always a bogus distinction anyways, for the most part.) But my understanding was a "Sporting" restriction precluded concealed carry. Does this mean that anyone with "Class A" sporting restricted LTC is now legal for concealed carry? Asking for a friend...
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High court ruling impacts Massachusetts gun licensing rules
"If an applicant is not a prohibited person and is not unsuitable, the applicant must be issued an unrestricted license to carry."
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How does the ruling affect current "Restricted" LTC's?
Are all current LTC's now wide open? (It was always a bogus distinction anyways, for the most part.) But my understanding was a "Sporting" restriction precluded concealed carry. Does this mean that anyone with "Class A" sporting restricted LTC is now legal for concealed carry? Asking for a friend...