Wisconsin bill would allow hidden weapons without license

Wisconsin Statae Journal ^ | 27 mar 2017 | Scott Bauer

[rellimpank]

Hidden handguns could be legally carried without a license in Wisconsin under a far-reaching, Republican-backed proposal unveiled Tuesday.

The bill would also allow licensed concealed carry permit holders to bring firearms into places where they are currently barred, including school buildings, unless signs are posted prohibiting them.

"We're just removing the barrier of the concealed carry permit to give them their constitutional right," said the bill's co-sponsor, Republican Rep. Mary Felzkowski of Irma. She and Sen. Dave Craig, a Republican from Big Bend, began circulating the measure on Tuesday for co-sponsors.

[rellimpank]

---"Hidden Weapons"--one of the new catch phrases---

[Myrddin]

Use of the phrase "hidden guns" always betrays the anti-gun crowd. Idaho changed to permitless concealed carry for state residents on July 15, 2016. It happened without much notice. The sun still rises each morning. The residency requirement is being reviewed as the manner of determining residency isn't crystal clear. Efforts are being made to drop residency. Straight Constitutional carry.

[ravenwolf]

That is good, a permit is nothing but an infringement which the second amendment forbids.