Frost
Well-Known Fanatic
As always we try to be responsive to the needs of our members.
Remember please tell your friends about this place.
Remember please tell your friends about this place.
This section
- Thread starter Frost
- Start date
Dave29461
Well-Known Fanatic
Very responsive. 
Frost
Well-Known Fanatic
Would someone please post the state firearm laws here.
carsontech
Well-Known Fanatic
Frost said:
I''d like to do that if no one has already started.
The SLED website is out of date and doesn't have all the statutes. scstatehouse.gov has it all, but the statutes are spread out over a few titles, articles, and chapters.
I can have it finished Saturday night.
Enjay
Well-Known Fanatic
I posted what sled has, I think that'll work until Andrew has the more current info ready, then I'll just delete the ginormous posts LOL
John Canuck
Well-Known Fanatic
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2011
- Messages
- 832
Here is a pretty good resource. They have a PDF for every state. I always use this as my starting point when traveling, and verify the accuracy with the appropriate authority.
http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/southcarolina.pdf
http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/southcarolina.pdf
carsontech
Well-Known Fanatic
John Canuck said:
handgunlaws.us has "screwed" a few people over in the past, but it looks like they are updating there stuff again, and correctly at that. I remember when they posted restaurant carry was ok for states that didn't even have restaurant carry. That made me question the other information they had. I used it as a starting point, but would double check the statutes they posted and described. I remember finding more stuff wrong in the SC section and NC section than any other state. I guess they actually got someone to update the SC that knows what they're doing now.
Since Enjay went ahead and posted the gun laws from the SLED site, I'll see if she and I can work together on making it easier to navigate the statutes posted on her thread It would be cool if others could double check the statutes that were posted on here against the different places that host SC statutes concerning firearms.
