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Home » North Carolina One Step Closer To Becoming A Constitutional Carry State

North Carolina One Step Closer To Becoming A Constitutional Carry State

Adam Green By Adam Green March 20, 2025 1 Min Read
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North Carolina One Step Closer To Becoming A Constitutional Carry State

Yesterday, Senate Bill 50 (SB 50), a permitless carry bill sponsored by Senator Britt and Senator Settle, passed favorably out of the Senate Judiciary Committee with amendments. The bill is now headed to the Senate Rules and Operations Committee for further consideration.

SB 50 would recognize your right to carry a concealed firearm for self-defense without seeking government permission by eliminating the requirement that law-abiding gun owners obtain a permit to carry. The NRA strongly supports constitutional/permitless carry, however SB 50 still has some pitfalls that could entrap well intentioned gun owners. SB 50 as written creates scenarios in which a person could lawfully purchase and possess a firearm but would be prohibited from carrying that firearm for self-defense purposes. The NRA is committed to working with the sponsor and willing lawmakers to improve this legislation and help make North Carolina the 30th constitutional carry state!  

Please stay tuned to the NRA-ILA website and your inbox for further updates on this bill.

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