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North Carolina - Reciprocity Bill Heads Back To Senate
Friday, May 16, 2003
Senate Bill 33, the NRA-backed Right to Carry reciprocity bill, was passed by the North Carolina State House on Wednesday, May 14, on a vote of 93-15. This bill will give valid carry permit holders from states that have similar issuing requirements as North Carolina the ability to carry their firearm for personal protection in North Carolina. This, in turn, will encourage more states to recognize North Carolina permits. SB 33 now heads back to the Senate for a concurrence vote. Please contact the members of the House to thank them for their support. You can find contact information using our "Write Your Representatives" feature.
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