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Al Norris · March 31, 2013, 12:53 PM

Gary, in Idaho, we've had several laws related to firearms that have been proposed.

Most notable (from your perspective) would be House Bill 192. This bill enacts a new section to the Idaho concealed ~~firearms~~ weapons permitting sections (18-3302K). It provides for an "enhanced" permit to allow for more states to recognize our CWP. The bill has passed both houses and was submitted to the Governor last Wednesday. We expect him to sign it.

Of possible significance is House Bill 223, which amends 18-3302(n)(7) to exempt any knife (as defined) that has a blade 4 inches or less, and exempts any taser, stun gun or pepper spray, from the definition of a concealed weapon. This also was sent to the Governor at the same time as H0192.

Both bills were passed without any opposition (unanimous=veto proof) whatsoever.

March 31, 2013, 12:53 PM	#7
Al Norris Moderator Emeritus Join Date: June 29, 2000 Location: Rupert, Idaho Posts: 9,660	Gary, in Idaho, we've had several laws related to firearms that have been proposed. Most notable (from your perspective) would be House Bill 192. This bill enacts a new section to the Idaho concealed ~~firearms~~ weapons permitting sections (18-3302K). It provides for an "enhanced" permit to allow for more states to recognize our CWP. The bill has passed both houses and was submitted to the Governor last Wednesday. We expect him to sign it. Of possible significance is House Bill 223, which amends 18-3302(n)(7) to exempt any knife (as defined) that has a blade 4 inches or less, and exempts any taser, stun gun or pepper spray, from the definition of a concealed weapon. This also was sent to the Governor at the same time as H0192. Both bills were passed without any opposition (unanimous=veto proof) whatsoever.