Despite a new research paper by two Clemson University economists proving that black lynching decreased with greater firearm access, North Carolina still clings to its Jim Crow pistol permit. The state remains the only former Confederate state with the pistol permit law enacted here in 1919. Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a repeal of the Jim Crow law...
As of 1776, North Carolina has recognized the common law misdemeanor of “going about armed to the terror of the people."
National instant background checks have made the racist NC pistol permit process obsolete but gun control advocates refuse to let it go.
Some on the left are trying to tie the Second Amendment to racism, yet it's gun control laws that are the true culprit.
The Wake County Sheriff’s Office will resume accepting and processing applications for pistol permits consistent with N.C. General Statutes, a Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday, March 31. Judge A. Graham Shirley said parties in a complaint — Travis Groo v. Wake County Sheriff’s Office, and Gerald Baker — have agreed to resolve the dispute. As...
