Indiana lawmakers gut constitutional carry bill following criticism
House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.
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House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.
House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.
In a stunning move, a Senate committee Wednesday effectively gutted a bill that would’ve eliminated Indiana’s license requirement to carry a handgun in public.
House Bill 1077 would allow someone who has applied for a handgun permit to carry without a license until they receive their permit.
House Bill 1077, as it now stands, keeps Indianas handgun carry permit system in place. And it adds a new, provisional license a temporary permit a person can use to carry a handgun in public while the state processes their application for the permanent handgun license.