Two Republican state Representatives in North Carolina are opposing Senate Bill 50, which aims to make the state the 30th constitutional carry state. The bill has passed the Senate but faces opposition in the House due to concerns about removing the permit requirement.
Key Points
SB 50 passed the North Carolina Senate on June 3, 2025
Davis and Brisson opposed SB 50 in the House
Concerns about the ability to block people with criminal or mental health issues from carrying guns
Constitutional carry legislation does not legalize gun possession for prohibited individuals
Pros
Potential expansion of Second Amendment rights
Joining other states in adopting constitutional carry laws
Cons
Possible challenges in preventing gun possession by individuals with criminal or mental health issues