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SC: Lawmakers Want Weapons Permit Reciprocity In Georgia
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A bill making its way through the South Carolina legislature could make it easier for gun owners to carry their weapons across state lines. It would allow people with carry permits in South Carolina to take their weapons in Georgia without penalty.
While nearly every South Carolina state lawmaker supports this gun reciprocity, state law enforcement isn’t crazy about the idea.
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| I never understood why South Carolina is so stingy with concealed carry reciprocity. |
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