One of our SCCarry members in Anderson county noticed this sign posted in one of our new parks at the Saluda River. After discussing with his SCCarry county leader, he contacted his county council representative and asked him to explain why it was there when it was not legally permitted. The signs were removed in… Read more »
On March 7, 2024 “Constitutional Carry” finally came to South Carolina. Only 232 years, 2 months, and 21 days after ratification of the Second Amendment. But who is counting? Now that we have “it”, exactly what is “it” we have? Well, it certainly isn’t a clean repealing of laws governing firearm possession. Rather it is a… Read more »
JOIN leading South Carolina Gun Law author and attorney Steve Shaw, along with attorney Robert Merting for FREE SC Gun Law talks: WHEN: Thursday, February 29, 2024 8:00 am to 8:30 am. WHERE: 745 N. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville, SC OR online Live 30-minute mini-seminar or watch the recording ANYTIME on your device. Register below. Just SC… Read more »
South Carolina H3594, the South Carolina Constitutional Carry Bill that originated in the House passed the Senate with amendments, so it now heads BACK to the house for a concurrence vote. IT IS NOT ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE PROCESS YET AND IS NOT YET LAW! The current version of the bill with the amendments… Read more »
We have recently learned that Greenville County Council will consider a new County Ordinance tomorrow to address issues resulting from public protests / picketing in the county based upon their published agenda. Please note that the location and time of the meeting are on the top of the Agenda: GREENVILLE COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETINGOctober 17, 2023,… Read more »
Since 2021, the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission has banned the carrying of concealable weapons on over 11,000 acres of public lands. The South Carolina Attorney General has opined that this ban is unlawful because South Carolina law expressly prohibits local government from regulating firearms. As a result of this unlawful firearm ban, concealed… Read more »
We have all heard the phrase “ignorance of the law is no excuse.” Most often we hear this from law enforcement officers during a traffic stop when we have done something like make a U-turn somewhere it is not permitted. Although we rarely think of this phrase when discussing firearms, we should really recognize the… Read more »
The South Carolina Senate is considering S. 150, the South Carolina Compassionate Care Act. A bill that would permit the sale of cannabis products under specified conditions.
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