You must logon to your member account at SCCARRY Website. Once you logon you should see your name at the top right corner. Then click on the Members Only Forum link shown below. Once you log on to your member account at the top you can click on the members only forum link. This will… Read more »
JOIN leading South Carolina Gun Law author and attorney Steve Shaw, along with attorney Robert Merting for FREE SC Gun Law talks: WHEN: Thursday, February 29, 2024 8:00 am to 8:30 am. WHERE: 745 N. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville, SC OR online Live 30-minute mini-seminar or watch the recording ANYTIME on your device. Register below. Just SC… Read more »
We are having a Tri-County area meetup for South Carolina Carry at Brecks Steak House on 8510 Rivers Avenue on Saturday, February 24th between 4 pm and 6 pm. This is a 2a-friendly restaurant. They ask us to order off the menu and tip the hosts. The meeting room holds up to 25 people and… Read more »
This evening I received an action alert from Talbert Black at Palmetto Liberty. It is late and so I am sending you the actual action alert below. If you are interested in seeing Constitutional Carry bill H3594 pass then call these senators now. Call these eight State Senators and urge them to vote for House… Read more »
South Carolina Carry, Inc. (SC Carry) recently assisted the coordinated efforts of Mr. Graham Horsman, Attorney Lauren Martel, South Carolina State Senator Shane Martin, South Carolina State Representative Matt Leber in getting the Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) to immediately remove the “no concealable weapons allowed” signs from Charleston County parks. In August… Read more »
The issue of Charleston County Parks having signage and information on their website prohibiting the legal carry of firearms has been an issue that South Carolina Carry has been addressing for several months. Senator Shane Martin requested an opinion from the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office on the matter. Although the AG’s office issued an… Read more »
South Carolina Carry has been contacted several times over the past year about no-carry signage at South Carolina State Parks and wording on their website stating the prohibition of concealed/open carry on state park premises. The board has been working on getting this situation resolved with the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism…. Read more »
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