Bill Seeks Nationwide Concealed Carry for Special Operators
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‘No better group’: Veteran says special ops should get same concealed carry permit as retired cops
A retired Army special operations veteran is urging Congress to give qualified former special operators nationwide concealed carry privileges enjoyed by retired U.S. law enforcement officers, arguing the elite troops are uniquely trained to protect themselves and Americans. "It needs to happen," Gavin Glasenapp, who served 20 years and 12 combat deployments in the Army, told Fox News Digital on Monday. The Special Operations Forces Concealed Car…
'No better group': Veteran says special ops should get same concealed carry permit as retired cops
A retired special operations veteran urges Congress to pass the Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act, extending LEOSA concealed carry privileges to qualified former operators.
Bill Pushes Nationwide Concealed Carry Rights for Elite Special Operators
Sen. Tim Sheehy, a Montana Republican and former Navy SEAL, introduced legislation this week that would allow eligible special operations veterans and service members to carry concealed firearms nationwide. The proposal would let qualified operators cross state lines without being blocked by the usual patchwork of state restrictions. The Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act would place qualifying special operators in a legal category si…
Sheehy Seeks To Extend Concealed Carry Privileges - Northern Plains Independent
Under new legislation proposed by Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy, veteran “qualifi ed special operators” would be given the ability to conceal-carry firearms across state lines without a specific permit in the state, a privilege available to retired law enforcement officers since 2004. A press release from Sheehy’s office says it would build on that framework by extending carry privileges to a
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