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kurtv
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Posted: Sat Jun 16th, 2007 02:30 am |
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I saw the neat pocket card with rules for Tennessee carry in the Tenn. forum and thought I might make one for NC. This has more to do with CCW than with open carry, as it seems open carry is an implicit (vs. explicit) right in NC. Anyway, this is meant to be the size of two business cards, folded together.
Anyone that has suggestions, please feel free. If you like it and want to make changes, it's all yours. 
Attachment: nc_ccw_law_pocketcard.doc (Downloaded 516 times)
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vrwmiller
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Posted: Sat Jun 16th, 2007 07:18 am |
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Thanks for posting the CCW card. I make my way down to NC 2 - 3 times per year. This is good to have. Glad NC and VA have reciprocity.
I'd kinda like to see a OC card as well. Would be nice to have the information in my pocket while I was down there.
Isn't it also unlawful to OC or CC in NC to a meeting/event where one is required to pay for admission into such event? Normally, when I make it down that way, it is for business seminars or conventions of various types. Of course, I am required to pay admission fees to get in. This would exclude me from being permitted to carry into the event.
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dubccat51
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Posted: Sat Jun 16th, 2007 10:19 am |
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vrwmiller wrote: Thanks for posting the CCW card. I make my way down to NC 2 - 3 times per year. This is good to have. Glad NC and VA have reciprocity.
I'd kinda like to see a OC card as well. Would be nice to have the information in my pocket while I was down there.
Isn't it also unlawful to OC or CC in NC to a meeting/event where one is required to pay for admission into such event? Normally, when I make it down that way, it is for business seminars or conventions of various types. Of course, I am required to pay admission fees to get in. This would exclude me from being permitted to carry into the event.
You are correct. You can't go anywhere where admission is charged and carry a firearm. The only difference between the laws for OC and the laws for CC is that you cannot CC in to a financial institution. We need to work on getting some of our laws changed. There are 3 pro-gun bills in the legislature: Carry in restaurants, carry in State and Municipal Parks and the Castle Doctrine. The restaurant bill covers a lot of places including anywhere that even has a snack bar that serves food. It is meant to supercede the alcohol law, but I think that it will end up giving us a lot of extra places we can carry such as movie theatres, bowling alleys, and your meetings that charge admission if they serve food, that sort of thing.
Great card by the way kurtv!!!
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vrwmiller
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Posted: Sun Jun 17th, 2007 05:50 am |
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I am going to have to brush up on the firearms laws for NC. Last time I went to NC, I just decided to leave the firearm at home. I did not want to, but decided to anyway.
So, if I am reading correctly, OC is legal in NC without a permit. Except that municipalities may regulate the display of firearms in publicly own buildings/facilties?
Does Greensboro have any ordnances restricting carrying? open or concealed?
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dubccat51
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Posted: Sun Jun 17th, 2007 07:21 pm |
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| No, Greensboro does not have any local ordinances. The only way they can regulate the carry of firearms is if they put a no firearms sign at each entrance of a public building. Just follow the rules on the card and you will be fine. Just make sure the restaurants you visit do not serve alcohol and you can carry openly in a financial institution but I do not advise it.
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DreQo
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Posted: Mon Jun 18th, 2007 01:11 am |
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...and you can carry openly in a financial institution but I do not advise it.
I've open carried in the banks here in Havelock multiple times, and have only received crap once from a stupid customer....I even went in to apply for a loan with my SW99 .40 on my hip, and never even got a funny look from the employees. I don't think it's right to advise someone to not exercise his rights, especially when he would also be within the written law. I personally would advise everyone TO carry in their banks and financial institutions as much as possible.
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Tess
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Posted: Wed Jun 27th, 2007 03:28 am |
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Thank you. This is perfect, and excellent timing, as I'm headed for NC on vacation this weekend.
I apreciate it.
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kenpofan
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Posted: Tue Jul 31st, 2007 03:32 pm |
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Thanks for link ,I'll try to forward it to as many of my friends as possible..
As they say in the G.I. Joe. series
Knowledge is power !
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