Certain training...
Lawmaker wants faculty to carry
http://verdenews.com/main.asp?SectionID ... leID=39764
But Harper isn't stopping with arming the faculty. He is crafting a separate measure to allow students with certain training to also arm themselves.
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"Defense-free zone". Much more truthful and accurate than "Gun-free zone".With the faculty and students disarmed and police at least minutes away, Harper said that has created "defense-free zones".
It appears that the "certain training" is no more than their standard permit required training...AV8R said:Certain training...
Not saying that I advocate mandatory training, but it's a good place to start at any rate...Not everyone would be eligible. Harper's legislation would limit the right to those who have obtained a state-issued permit to carry a concealed weapon.
That permit, which requires a background check and training, is no longer required for individuals to have weapons beneath a jacket or in a purse. But there are special privileges for those who do go through the permit process, such as being able to carry that weapon into a bar or a restaurant where alcoholic beverages are served.
Hmm... I didn't realize AZ had a tiered system now...
its similar to alaska's...Constitutional Carry for instate, permit for Reciprocity.commodore_dude said:Hmm... I didn't realize AZ had a tiered system now...
You better take that statement back or the "No Training Nazis" here will cane whip you and brow beat you to death. Take it back, hurry before someone sees it.BG_Atl said:It appears that the "certain training" is no more than their standard permit required training...AV8R said:Certain training...
Not saying that I advocate mandatory training, but it's a good place to start at any rate...Not everyone would be eligible. Harper's legislation would limit the right to those who have obtained a state-issued permit to carry a concealed weapon.
That permit, which requires a background check and training, is no longer required for individuals to have weapons beneath a jacket or in a purse. But there are special privileges for those who do go through the permit process, such as being able to carry that weapon into a bar or a restaurant where alcoholic beverages are served.
I got that part, but it sounds like permit holders get to carry in more places?rabbivj said:its similar to alaska's...Constitutional Carry for instate, permit for Reciprocity.commodore_dude said:Hmm... I didn't realize AZ had a tiered system now...
I got that part, but it sounds like permit holders get to carry in more places?[/quote:10nl5vlh]commodore_dude said:its similar to alaska's...Constitutional Carry for instate, permit for Reciprocity.rabbivj said:[quote="commodore_dude":10nl5vlh]Hmm... I didn't realize AZ had a tiered system now...
Wouldn't that be "permitless carry" rather than "Constitutional carry" since the right is infringed upon by designating off-limits locations?
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