What is everyone's thoughts on linking driver's licenses to carry permits?
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For what purpose? Driving a car and carrying a firearm may occur together but are also mutually severable. I would only agree if there was national reciprocity and the DL served a dual purpose.What is everyone's thoughts on linking driver's licenses to carry permits?
In the USCCA website ......
I only heard of it from the USCCA website, but I haven't visited it in a while, so I don't know much about the practicality of it, but to my knowledge, it allows law enforcement to screen drivers for the potential of them carrying a firearm before law enforcement approaches drivers during encounters. I may have missed something, but I just wanted advice from everyone here on what it really means for people like me.For what purpose? Driving a car and carrying a firearm may occur together but are also mutually severable. I would only agree if there was national reciprocity and the DL served a dual purpose.
I was thinking to do that, as if I were to not get the votes on one huge bill, then none of my goals will be achieved, but if I do one bill on let's say repealing the ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. I get the votes for that bill, but not for another bill on let's say the "ghost gun" ban. This way, we can slowly have our rights restored, not expanded as we always had the right to keep and bear arms, including ones that weren't mandated to have a serial number. I don't know about everyone here, but I couldn't find a law on serial numbers until at least sometime in the 1900s. I know because the first federal firearm law to my knowledge was the National Firearms Act, which was enacted in 1934. I don't know about states or localities requiring a serial number. Also, what about territories that did not yet become states? Did SCOTUS consider those laws relevant or no?I read the first page. OP, I think you would be better served by picking a single 2A topic and trying to change that one topic. For instance, the ghost gun ban is something that is fresh and it was just passed last year. Maybe work on getting that one reversed. There is a federal case out there stating that a law criminalizing the possession of a firearm without a serial number is unconstitutional. Maybe use that argument.
With your OP, you are not merely trying to take a bite out of the apple, you are trying to swallow a bushel of apples without even chewing. A bushel in one gulp.
Oh, ok. Thanks for the help.Of such 3rd party websites , the best is Handgunlaw ( dot) us. . Gary will frequently quote statutes , and always includes links to all firearm or self defense statutes .
USCCA will simplify and paraphrase .