[concealedcarry]

Here are the bill numbers and titles to current pending NC Firearms Legislation. I have also included a link to the site where you can look up the bills and see who the sponsors are. Also, how to contact your representative via email, phone or mail. PLEASE, your help is vital to pass or in one case DEFEAT the bill.

Click on the link and look on the right of the page. All you have to do is enter the bill number, such as(S 1094) in the block and then you can view the bills history.

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/gascripts/Statutes/StatutesTOC.pl?Chapter=0014

S 1094 Personal Protection in Restaurants.
S 466 Amend Concealed Weapons Law
S 311 Increase Penalty/Felon With Firearm.
S 294 Sport Shooting Range Protection.
S 8 Expand Safe Zones/Schools, Parks, Child Ctrs. .(THIS BILL NEEDS TO BE DEFEATED OR GROSSLY MODIFIED)
S 9 DV Order/No Firearm Purchase.
S 10 Violate Order/Possess Deadly Weapon Felony.
S 28 Violate Order/Possess Deadly Weapon Felony.
H 830 Concealed Handgun Permit Valid in Parks.
H 831 Personal Protection in Restaurants.
H 573 Authorize Judge/Concealed Weapon in Court.
H 310 No Seizure of Lawful Firearms in Emergency.
H 202 DV Order/Plaintiff Protection

 

[concealedcarry]

Thanks for making this a "sticky".

 

[concealedcarry]

S-8 has been greatly modified from the original bill. As passed, it did not include any restrictions on firearms...just drugs. IF the original had passed, you would not have been able to stop by a McDonalds on the way to a hunting club and park your vehicle containing your firearm on the premises IF McDonalds had a play center or playground.

 

[concealedcarry]

Blueridge, it looks like this bill is dead in the water right now. Before it can become law it has to be voted on 3 times on the floor. The Judiciary 1 committee is chaired by Democrat Deborah Ross from Wake County. Of the three vice charipersons, one is a woman and of the two remaining men, one is a former marine. He may be our best bet for ever getting this bill moving. Democrats chair all the committes and that is why it is so difficult to get gun bills voted on. They usually die in committee. Maybe next session...