XDSTEEL
Regular Member
I plan on trying to Repeal a County Firearm Ordinance in the State of South Dakota . Here is the County ordiance and the State Preemption.
"Sec. 7
uncased firearms and bows are prohibited in any of the Clay County Park area with the following exceptions:
Uncased firearms and bows are permitted on designated rifle,pistol and archery ranges the year round. Discharge of any sort of firearms is prohibited anywhere in Clay County park in such designated areas.
From October 1 to April 30, inclusive, uncased bows are authorized for Licensed hunters in Clay County park during established huntting seasons.
A person who possesses a valid concealed pistol permit, as provided in SDCL Chapter 23-7 may carry a concealed pistol at anytime."
State Preemption SDCL
7-18A-36. Firearms regulation ordinances prohibited. No county may pass any ordinance that restricts possession, transportation, sale, transfer, ownership, manufacture, or repair of firearms or ammunition or their components. Any ordinances prohibited by this section are null and void.
There is no open carry laws except where it is prohibited of course. This is restricting OCers as far as it goes here
I am just asking you guys if I have a case for OCers in South Dakota?
"Sec. 7
uncased firearms and bows are prohibited in any of the Clay County Park area with the following exceptions:
Uncased firearms and bows are permitted on designated rifle,pistol and archery ranges the year round. Discharge of any sort of firearms is prohibited anywhere in Clay County park in such designated areas.
From October 1 to April 30, inclusive, uncased bows are authorized for Licensed hunters in Clay County park during established huntting seasons.
A person who possesses a valid concealed pistol permit, as provided in SDCL Chapter 23-7 may carry a concealed pistol at anytime."
State Preemption SDCL
7-18A-36. Firearms regulation ordinances prohibited. No county may pass any ordinance that restricts possession, transportation, sale, transfer, ownership, manufacture, or repair of firearms or ammunition or their components. Any ordinances prohibited by this section are null and void.
There is no open carry laws except where it is prohibited of course. This is restricting OCers as far as it goes here
I am just asking you guys if I have a case for OCers in South Dakota?