Concealed Carry In Kentucky Without A License

It may be coming true!

SUPPORT HB 113 - http://www.lrc.ky.gov/record/11RS/HB113.htm

Rep. Mike Harmon from Danville, the sponsor of this new concealed carry bill, recently met with members of Take Back Kentucky, Campaign for Liberty and OpenCarry.org, and they fixed the language in the bill. The concerns we had with the bill were not intentional. They were mostly legalese. This is a good bill, and would add Kentucky to Vermont, Alaska, and Arizona as states that do not require a state issued license to practice the fundamental and unalienable right to keep and bear arms, regardless of whether a weapon is openly carried or concealed. We'd keep our existing concealed carry license for those who wanted reciprocity to carry concealed in other states.

It's time for the calls to flood into the Capitol to support HB 113.

Call the Legislative Message line in Frankfort: 1-800-372-7181 (Until 11 PM! No excuses!)

The first Message is for YOUR representative, the House leadership, and the House Judiciary Committee: "Please support our Second Amendment Rights and pass HB 113; the Concealed Carry Bill"

Second Message: Thank representative Mike Harmon for sponsoring HB 113



BTW - Mike Harmon is the running mate of Phil Moffett, a pro-liberty (pro-2A!) candidate for governor in 2011.
http://www.PhilMoffett.com

BTW#2 - I'll have a table at the Lexington Gun Show on February 19th and 20th, promoting HB 113, the Kentucky Firearms Freedom Act, and Phil Moffett for governor. Come on by and say hi!



http://www.lrc.ky.gov/record/11RS/HB113.htm

I sent my Representative a message on Facebook to get her thoughts on this bill.

I was a little worried due to the fact that this may give criminal the right to carry and use when they felt the need. After sleeping on it I'm not sure why I thought that. If they are a felon they can't carry anyway, most of them are and if they are criminals they are already strap and using them. I'm for it.

I sent my Representative an e-mail yesterdya via his website.

Roller Coaster wrote:I sent my Representative an e-mail yesterdya via his website.

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I done this last night as well. I think it will make the BAD GUYS think twice before messing with people. Maybe? or maybe not but its a thought