Concealed Carry Association of North Carolina

May 2014

Restaurant With ‘No Weapons’ Sign Robbed at Gunpoint

May 27th, 2014

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Despite a “No Weapons, No Concealed Firearms” sign hanging in the window, a North Carolina barbecue restaurant was robbed at gunpoint earlier this week. According to WTVD / ABC 11, three armed men entered The Pit in Durham through the back door and “forced several staff members to lie on the floor.” The Herald-Sun reports that the robbers were “demanding access to the safe” and that[...]

‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Tested in Recent Shootings

May 1st, 2014

A Montana man is accused of setting a trap and blindly blasting a shotgun into his garage, killing a 17-year-old German exchange student. A Minnesota man is convicted of lying in wait in his basement for two teenagers and killing them during a break-in. The two recent cases take the “stand your ground” debate to a new[...]

April 2014

Opinion: Guns have no place in University classrooms

April 6th, 2014

Published by The Daily Tar heelon April 6, 2014 The debate over a law passed in North Carolina last year that allows concealed carry permit holders to have guns on university campuses may bring the state into a similar nation-wide movement. Last month, Idaho became the seventh state in the nation to pass legislation that will allow[...]

Active Shooter Events from 2000 to 2012

April 3rd, 2014

On April 20, 1999, two Columbine High School students killed twelve classmates and a teacher in Littleton, Colorado. The shooters committed suicide before officers entered the school to intervene. Outrage on the part of the public and deep introspection by the police produced massive changes in law enforcement response to ongoing acts of violence.[1] Unfortunately, active shooter[...]

The Finer Points of Concealed Carry Law

April 6th, 2014

By Bob Plyler in the Opinion Section of The Ashville Citizen Times For the record, I am a multiple discipline certified firearms instructor and a training counselor (trains and certifies instructors). I am also a concealed carry instructor certified in multiple states. For the purpose of this column, I am speaking as a North Carolina concealed carry instructor[...]

July 2013

Sweeping Concealed Weapons Law Changes for NC Gun Owners

July 25th, 2013

RALEIGH, N.C. – On Tuesday, both chambers of the general assembly approved House Bill 937. It gives people with concealed weapon permits the right to carry it into a bar or a restaurant. Emotions are mixed around the Greenville community; business owners are on the fence about the new legislation. One specifically says the law puts them[...]

North Carolina Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Concealed Handguns in Bars, Restaurants

July 24th, 2013

North Carolina is on the verge of letting handgun owners with concealed-carry permits bring their weapons into bars and restaurants and other places where alcohol is served, as long as the businesses don’t forbid it. The bill, passed Tuesday by North Carolina’s House and Senate, is on the desk of Republican Gov. Pat McCrory, who is expected[...]

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Restaurant With ‘No Weapons’ Sign Robbed at Gunpoint

Restaurant With ‘No Weapons’ Sign Robbed at Gunpoint

‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Tested in Recent Shootings

‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Tested in Recent Shootings

Opinion: Guns have no place in University classrooms

Opinion: Guns have no place in University classrooms

Active Shooter Events from 2000 to 2012

Active Shooter Events from 2000 to 2012

The Finer Points of Concealed Carry Law

The Finer Points of Concealed Carry Law

Sweeping Concealed Weapons Law Changes for NC Gun Owners

Sweeping Concealed Weapons Law Changes for NC Gun Owners

North Carolina Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Concealed Handguns in Bars, Restaurants

North Carolina Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Concealed Handguns in Bars, Restaurants