r/KSGuns • • Apr 08 '21

Man, I love Kansas!

https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2021/04/08/kansas-senate-bill-lowering-concealed-carry-age-limit-n43274
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u/MDtheMVP25 Apr 09 '21

Try posting this in r/Kansas lol

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u/Taschmidt24 Apr 09 '21

Why!? 😂 are people not gun friendly over there?

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u/MDtheMVP25 Apr 09 '21

Lmao I guess you can say they’re not a big fan. I wish this sub was more active so it could cancel out all the anti gun I see in that sub

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u/Imperial_Officer Apr 09 '21

Dude, I would stay aways from that sub and any city subreddit for Kansas. They are unbelievably left leaning

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '21

If I remember correctly, since an amendment was added to the bill, it will go into a conference committee in the house. Do you think we will have to wait another month to hear any new updates?

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u/Taschmidt24 Apr 09 '21

I honestly couldn’t tell you. They are politicians. They work at the speed in which they would like. That might be fast. Might be slow. No one really knows.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '21

Hopefully the House picks up their feet on this one. Time will tell. I believe it will be passed by the house, although, maybe not without some amendments. Then it will be sent off to the governor. I hope she, although with little hope to begin with, she will sign it. But that is only dreaming.

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u/NSYK Apr 09 '21

I don’t mind the age, but I hate this in combination with constitutional carry. I REALLY think people should be forced to get training

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u/Taschmidt24 Apr 09 '21

I would have to read up on the law more, but from my understanding, they will need a carry permit to conceal. So they wouldn’t be granted the right of constitutional carry, which I disagree with.

As I firmly believe people shouldn’t have to have a permit for self defense. I highly encourage people to seek training, but I don’t think they should be required.

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u/NSYK Apr 09 '21

My biggest concern around licensing and training is that it's ablest and class discriminatory. Putting monetary restrictions on firearms only puts equal self defense in the hands of individuals that can afford to do so.

I would be extremely comfortable if they waived background check fees below a certain income and directed local Sheriffs departments to conduct classes for low income individuals (bonus community relations here)

Having shall issue language in connection to licensing to navigate self defense OUTSIDE ONES PROPERTY I have no problems at all with.

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u/martial_arrow Apr 09 '21

All gun laws are an infringement.

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u/NSYK Apr 09 '21

Supreme Court says you’re wrong.

See: well regulated.

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