NC: One Year of "Guns in Bars"...Where’s the Mayhem?

It has now been one year since HB 937 became effective. So what has happened? Nothing. GRNC monitors clipping services for gun-related incidents. Just like Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee and other states which adopted restaurant carry, however, we have been unable to find a single instance of a concealed handgun permit-holder misusing a gun in a restaurant or educational property. John Hames shared with you:   NC: One Year of "Guns in Bars"...Where's the Mayhem? thetruthaboutguns.com - Grass Roots North Carolina (GRNC) writes [via ammoland.com]: House Bill 937, which became effective on October 1, 2013, expanded North Carolina's concealed handgun law into restaurants where alcohol is sold and consumed, assemblies of people for which admission is charged, parades and funerals, state and municipal parks, and (to a limited extent) educational properties. As always, opponents and media naysayers predicted shootings in bars, guns stolen from vehicles at schools, and various other sorts of mayhem. They used platitudes like "guns and alcohol don't mix." As the GRNC explained endlessly . . . Available on the App Store.

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