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WY: Carrying concealed weapons in Wyoming
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... "In less than a month, the carring concealed without a permit becomes law in this state."
"I grew up a military brat and have been around guns my whole life. I love to hunt and I am a member of the Kemmerer Gun Club. I agree that guns can be very dangerous in the wrong hands and that is why our Federal Government passed the National Firearms Act and the Brady Bill."
"I have a healthy respect for all fire arms and respect the peace officers who put their lives on the line to protect the public."
"Our sheriff and police officers are doing their best to prevent crime, but Wyoming is a large state where it is hard to protect everyone. In my personal opinion, this law is good for many reasons." ... |
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