[ClearCase_guy]

I’m no lawyer but I keep thinking about the same—sex marriage issue. Seemed like as soon as one state (MA) legalized same-sex marriage then it became a nighmare for the other 49 — what if a “married” couple from MA moved to another state?? That new state would have to recognize the marriage, right?? And Voila! We get SCOTUS recognizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states.

Well, if you have a license to carry in one state, why isn’t it good in all 50?

[uranium penguin]

Even easier..
Why is my Ma driver’s license recognized and accepted outside of mass. And why does Ma accept out of state licences as valid?

But further.. When did a license to carry a firearm (generally) come into law?

After the Civil War with the expressed rationale to prevent Blacks from being armed?

[Stanwood_Dave]

Your over the target (homosexuals from Oklahoma, went to North Carolina {I think}) to get married, when Oklahoma didn't want to honor the "full faith and credit part," of the U.S. Constitution.

Your correct in your thoughts playing out. "Well, if you have a license to carry in one state, why isn’t it good in all 50?" & U.S. Territories (Guam, Puerto Rico, etc.)

Per history and TEXT, 1792, a license / permit was/may have been; needed to carry CONCEALED, not for open carry. Everybody and their mother's were openly carrying.