On Monday, August 25, South Carolina and North Carolina officially acknowledged RTC permit reciprocity between the two states for the first time. Our thanks go out to AG Henry McMaster, Representative Bill Sandifer, and North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper (D). All three played critical roles to ensure law-abiding RTC permit holders from the Carolinas would be able to provide for their personal protection when traveling in either state.
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South Carolina To Recognize North Carolina Right To Carry!
Tuesday, August 26, 2003
Last week, we reported that South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster (R) had issued an opinion that South Carolina and North Carolina should recognize each state`s Right to Carry (RTC) permits. This opinion came at the request of South Carolina State Representative Bill Sandifer (R-2).
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