Florida lawmakers send Ron DeSantis bill that would make US constitutional carry majority
would allow lawful gun owners in the state to carry without asking the government for a permit and without paying a fee. Those who wish to still obtain a permit can do so if the bill becomes law. The bill would also not change who can and cannot carry a firearm.
"The NRA would like to thank the Florida House for passing NRA-spearheaded constitutional carry," Art Thomm, the National Rifle Association’s Florida state director, told Fox News Digital in a statement on Friday."This vital legislation guarantees that law-abiding Floridians will not need government permission or pay any fees to protect themselves and their loved ones.
House Bill 543 would allow lawful gun owners in Florida to carry without asking the government for a permit and without paying a fee. "Lead sponsor Representative Chuck Brannan and Speaker Paul Renner played key roles and we thank them for their outstanding leadership throughout the process. The NRA, our millions of committed members, and Florida gun owners eagerly anticipate Florida joining the ranks as America’s twenty-sixth constitutional carry state."
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