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Sherra Scott is the president of South Carolina Carry, an organization pushing for more pro-gun legislation. While she applauds McMaster for signing the bill into law, it’s still not exactly what she had hoped for.
“We were hoping for constitutional carry,” Scott said.
Constitutional carry would have allowed anyone to openly carry a gun without a permit. While Scott wishes that’s what passed, she said open carry will still have benefits, primarily individuals looking to harm someone likely won’t target those who have their weapon visible.
“If we look like we have the ability to fight back, then they’re more likely to move on and leave us alone,” Scott said.
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New open carry law stirs debate in South Carolina, even among gun owners
A new gun law will take effect soon in South Carolina. But not everyone is pleased with it.
How long until the retention holster / gun snatch kerfuffle rises in the Fudd consciousness?
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