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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, South Carolina Carry Adds Dr. Anselmo Nunez to Board of Directors 1 day, 15 hours ago
The South Carolina Carry, Inc. (SC Carry) board of directors has added Dr. Anselmo Nuñez to the board of directors during their May board meeting.
Dr. Nuñez was chosen to be added to the board for his d […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, Volunteer Opportunity & You Don’t Have To Leave Home 3 days, 7 hours ago
We’re looking for someone (or several people) to help with a quick project. We’d like to get a database going of local media outlets to send press releases to when we have newsworthy information. This […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, S139 Recalled From Senate Judiciary Committee 1 week, 6 days ago
In an unexpected feat, The Honorable Shane R. Martin, South Carolina State Senator for District 13 (Greenville, Spartanburg & Union Counties), was able to finagle a vote to recall S.139 from committee and […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, S139 To Be Heard In Senate Judiciary Subcommittee 05/09 2 weeks, 2 days ago
S.139, SOUTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY ACT OF 2017 is scheduled to be discussed by the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Thursday, May 9, 2019 at 2 PM. It’s currently scheduled to be held on the 3rd floor […]
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Anyone from Charleston region going?
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, Organized Open Carry Event Scheduled In Columbia 1 month, 4 weeks ago
South Carolina Carry, Inc. (SC Carry) has planned an event to draw attention to ongoing efforts to enact open carry legislation in South Carolina for all law-abiding residents.
Under current South Carolina […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, O’Rourke Opens South Carolina Campaign Swing Regurgitating Long Disproved Claims About AR-15s 2 months ago
South Carolina Carry, Inc. is aware that Beto O’Rourke kicked off his SC campaign tour in Rock Hill this morning. Several topics were addressed, including climate change, immigration, and gun control. Mr. O […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, 2019-03-05 Legislation Update 2 months, 2 weeks ago
H3601 – Public Disorderly ConductPassed House 2/28/19 – Yeas 102; Nays 0; N/V 16; Exc. Abs. 5; Pres. 0; Abstain 0; Total 1233/5/2019 Read 3rd time & sent to Senate3/5/2019 Introduced in Senate, read 1st time, […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, Updated Summary of Pending Firearms Related Legislation in SC Legislature 2019-02-26 2 months, 3 weeks ago
HUGE thank you to Roy F. Harmon III, J.D., LL.M. of https://upstategunrights.com, contributor to Shaw’s South Carolina Gun Law book, and SC Carry board member for compiling this synopsis.
Clicking on the […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, H. 3456 Constitutional Carry Update 2 months, 3 weeks ago
House Bill 3456 on Constitutional Carry is on the agenda for the House Judiciary Constitutional Laws subcommittee THIS THURSDAY, February 28, 2019 at 9:00 am in Room 516 of the Blatt Building.
If you can […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, Legislative Updates 2019-01-31 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Here is a link to a report that was created this morning. It’s the status of all the bills that are in our spreadsheet. Interestingly, there are a couple of bills that were referred to subcommittees that are NOT […]
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I’d like to suggest adding a column that uses color in each cell to denote whether SCCarry Supports or Opposes each bill.
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So they are trying to end the death penalty in SC? And yet aborting innocent babies is OK.
I am tired of the two faced politicians.
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, H. 3456 4 months, 1 week ago
H. 3456 was introduced into the South Carolina General Assembly 123rd Session on January 8, 2019 by Representatives Hill, Magnuson, Burns, Chumley, Long and B. Newton with Representative Morgan adding his […]
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Another good thing about this particular “constitutional carry” bill is that it requires no update by businesses who have invested in the “No Concealable Weapons” signage.
Because of the elegant way in which it allows open carry… simply amending the definition of “concealable weapon” to a small firearm that can be concealed but strikes the requirement that it must be carried in that manner.
Other bills, by virtue of their massive language changes also require conforming changes to SC explicit signage requirements. This would be a burden to businesses and lead to confusing implementation phases.
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love it and do hope our legislature has the wisdom and courage to get this bill passed thru both houses while not being bogged down by political strife as well as signed into law by the governor.
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, Easy Volunteer Opportunities! 4 months, 1 week ago
South Carolina Carry is a non-profit VOLUNTEER organization. We need your help to keep things moving along and get information out. We could use help from our membership in several ways.
Write original […]
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, 2019 SC Legislative Session Synopsis 4 months, 1 week ago
Here are the bills currently introduced in the SC legislature. More will be filed. Visit us regularly for updates. Click the bill number for the full text of the bill.
H. 3053 – amends the law relating to th […]
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I think its sad that South Carolina gun laws don’t work in accordance with the 2nd Amendment and whats worse is no one is doing anything about it.
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, South Carolina General Assembly 123rd Session, 2019-2020 Prefiled Legislation 4 months, 3 weeks ago
The 123rd Session of the South Carolina General Assembly will begin next week. Several bills related to firearms were prefiled last month in preparation for this session. We have compiled a listing of these […]
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This is awesome! Thanks so much
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Sherra Scott wrote a new post, Gun Owners of America Files Suit Against ATF’s Bump Stock Regulations 4 months, 3 weeks ago
South Carolina Carry, Inc. has reached out to Gun Owners of America (GOA) to see how we can support them in this endeavor.
“We must, indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang […]
This is the time for ALL SC gun owners to pick up their phones and call their legislator. Use the phone, write letters, send post cards or meet them in person. Whatever you do, do something other than nothing. Trust me when I say that those who are in opposition to our gaining our 2A liberties in SC will be organizing their troops and funneling money into an all out effort to squash this bill. Let’s do this people !!
I see that the bill has been contested by John Scott so not sure if it will even make it to floor now
Lance Dice Duncan Robbie Cole My motion, using our Senate rules, pulled the bill out of the Judiciary Committee and onto the Senate calendar. It is now objected to by a Democrat. What we need to do now (prior to January) is build support to get this bill on Special Order. We will also need a hard 26 votes for cloture on 3rd reading as I’m sure there will be a filibuster. I made a huge first step, but we have lots of work left to do! We are going to have to fight a lot of misinformation and negative media attention. Hang tough!