Concealed Carry Association of North Carolina

October 2015

City Council advances change allowing members to pack heat

October 7th, 2015

A shooter who wanted to do harm at Hendersonville’s City Hall might not encounter a gun-free zone. In a split vote, Hendersonville City Council members on Thursday took the first step to authorize themselves to carry guns on city property. The vote was 3-2, with council members Steve Caraker, Jeff Miller and Ron Stephens voting yes and Mayor[...]

Concealed carrying properly while afield in North Carolina

October 2nd, 2015

North Carolina continues to see a climb in the number of concealed carry holders. Hunters and fishermen are among them, but even with a concealed carry class under their belt, they might not know all the rules for carrying a concealed handgun afield. Mike Goodwin of First Strike Defense (336-468-0475) teaches concealed carry classes across the state,[...]

Gary D. Robertson Associated Press

October 7th, 2015

RALEIGH — All or portions of nearly 50 laws passed by the General Assembly and signed by Gov. Pat McCrory during this year’s legislative session took effect Thursday. Here’s a look at some of the most significant or interesting changes: — Abortion wait: The waiting period before a woman can get an abortion has expanded from 24[...]

August 2015

Gov. McCrory signs bill allowing National Guard members to conceal carry

August 22nd, 2015

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) – Gov. Pat McCrory signed a bill Tuesday aimed at ensuring that National Guard members can protect themselves in the event of an on-duty attack. McCrory signed HB 371 just after 11 a.m. at the North Carolina National Guard Joint Forces Headquarters in Raleigh. The bill allows National Guard members to carry concealed handguns[...]

NC lawmakers address terrorism damages, armed Guard members

August 12th, 2015

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – A new civil legal action in North Carolina for people injured by terrorists or those who fund them has cleared the General Assembly. The bill also would give some National Guard members the ability to carry concealed handguns for protection against on-duty attacks. The House agreed Thursday to changes made to its bill[...]

Gov. Pat McCrory holds his first news conference Monday, January 7, 2013, in Raleigh, North Carolina. In one of his first acts as governor, McCrory issued an executive order to repeal the nonpartisan judicial nominating commission established by Perdue. (Takaaki Iwabu/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT)

Legislative Briefs: Tennyson to lead DOT

August 12th, 2015

Tennyson named to lead DOT The acting secretary of the N.C. Department of Transportation was named to the permanent spot atop the agency on Thursday, a week after the former head suddenly resigned. Gov. Pat McCrory announced his selection of former Chief Deputy Secretary Nick Tennyson to lead the DOT at a meeting of the N.C. Board[...]

Concealed carry handgun reciprocity agreement

August 12th, 2015

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Attorney General Patrick Morrisey today announced that West Virginia now has full concealed carry handgun reciprocity with State of Nevada, ensuring that citizens’ concealed handgun licenses issued by either state will be recognized by the other. “As Attorney General, it has been a priority to protect the Second Amendment rights of West Virginians and[...]

NC County bans open carry on county owned property

August 12th, 2015

Cumberland County supervisors this week passed an ordinance that would prohibit the open carry of firearms at the county courthouse, library and recreation areas. The Board of Commissioners approved the new law by a 6-1 vote Monday, prompted by recent moves by open carry advocates to bring firearms onto county owned property, challenging gun-free zone signs not[...]

Senate OKs terror claims, armed Guard members

August 7th, 2015

RALEIGH, N.C. — The state Senate on Tuesday approved measures allowing civil claims against a terrorist or accessory and allowing some National Guard members to carry concealed weapons at recruiting centers and offices. House Bill 371 would allow anyone who suffers personal or property damage as the result of an act of terror to sue the terrorist[...]

July 2015

NC Lawmakers Want Guns On School Campuses

July 31st, 2015

GREENSBORO, N.C. – State lawmakers just sent a bill to the governor allowing guns on school campuses. Someone with a concealed carry permit could keep their gun in a locked compartment of their car. If a “life-threatening” situation breaks out in the school, they are allowed to go to the car, get the gun, and bring it[...]

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City Council advances change allowing members to pack heat

City Council advances change allowing members to pack heat

Concealed carrying properly while afield in North Carolina

Concealed carrying properly while afield in North Carolina

Gary D. Robertson Associated Press

Gary D. Robertson Associated Press

Gov. McCrory signs bill allowing National Guard members to conceal carry

Gov. McCrory signs bill allowing National Guard members to conceal carry

NC lawmakers address terrorism damages, armed Guard members

NC lawmakers address terrorism damages, armed Guard members

Legislative Briefs: Tennyson to lead DOT

Legislative Briefs: Tennyson to lead DOT

Concealed carry handgun reciprocity agreement

Concealed carry handgun reciprocity agreement

NC County bans open carry on county owned property

NC County bans open carry on county owned property

Senate OKs terror claims, armed Guard members

Senate OKs terror claims, armed Guard members

NC Lawmakers Want Guns On School Campuses

NC Lawmakers Want Guns On School Campuses