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NEsota · Apr 6, 2009

First things first.
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Goose · Apr 6, 2009

Our disfunctional Nebraska Legislature will piddle away a whole session debating concealed carry again without resolving anything. If they get tired of that before the session is over, they can always go back to debating the motorcycle helmet law ad infinitum.

DPG · Apr 6, 2009

The only benefit is the less the legislature does, the less it costs for a year.

-D

Clodbuster · Apr 6, 2009

I hope they get this passed. It will be nice for the law to be the same from town to town.

Goose · Apr 6, 2009

I happen to live next to one of the towns that has signs stating, "Concealed Weapons Prohibited" on every entrance to the town. I asked the County Sheriff once if that meant that during the hunting season I couldn't even drive through town with an unloaded shotgun or rifle in the trunk of my car.

He replied, "Well, there are different ways of applying the law". So what the heck does that mean?. He also stated that if any portion of a handgun was visible, he would not consider it concealed. (Open carry is legal in Nebraska.) In other words, a handgun needs to be completely concealed to be considered concealed. And if it's completely concealed, how does anyone know it's there? I'm not down on the sheriff, we're old friends. But, he has his job to do and I consider it my job to harass him.

On a serious note, I did get into an argument in print in the local newspaper with the city police chief. He asked, in part, "How am I supposed to know when someone walks in carrying a legal concealed weapon?" I asked him how did he know when someone walked in carrying an illegal concealed weapon. Him I don't get along with.

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