Concealed Carry in National Parks

Finally.

The Bush administration said Friday it is overturning a 25-year-old federal rule that severely restricts loaded guns in national parks.

Under a rule to take effect in January, visitors will be able to carry a loaded gun into a park or wildlife refuge _ but only if the person has a permit for a concealed weapon and if the state where the park or refuge is located also allows concealed firearms.

Silly rule to have gotten rid of…

Comments

  1. Matt says:

    Well, it’s about time. Some of the National Parks aren’t safe much past the visitors center, especially in the SW. It will legalize what a lot of people have been doing regardless. Soon, some of the parks will be safe after dark.

    I wonder if the Obama Administration will reverse it?

  2. DaveP. says:

    Yes, it WAS a silly rule and I’m glad they got rid of it.

  3. Glenn says:

    Finally I have had the CCW class, now off to the Sheriff w/$$ and get my permit. Then I will be a private citizen who will no longer be a sheep.