Will Faules

@MrColionNoir Awesome for constitutional carry states. I wonder how ammo capacity restrictions would play into this? Would someone from Texas need to have 10d mags to travel through CA? Or would TX laws govern that person in all 50?

Why can I drive across state lines with my Texas driver’s license, but my Second Amendment rights get left at the border? It’s time for that to change. Thanks to Rep. Richard Hudson’s **Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act (H.R. 38)**, we’re seeing real momentum toward making your concealed carry permit valid nationwide—just like your driver’s license. 📽️: youtu.be/6KbvOBkKItY Here’s what H.R. 38 would do: - **National Reciprocity:** A concealed carry permit from any state would be valid in all 50 states. - **Constitutional Carry States:** Residents of states with constitutional carry could carry nationwide by simply proving their residency. - **A Solution to the Patchwork of Laws:** No more navigating confusing state-by-state rules or risking your rights during a road trip. In states like New York or New Jersey, the cost and bureaucracy of getting a concealed carry permit are so insane that many residents can’t even afford to exercise their rights. So, we could end up in a situation where someone from Texas with a permit can carry in New York, but a New Yorker can’t carry in their own state. That’s not justice. That’s just another way these restrictive states are suppressing constitutional rights. This isn’t just a gun rights issue—it’s a fight for freedom and equality. We need to keep the pressure on Congress to pass this bill. Contact your representatives, spread the word, and remind everyone that the Second Amendment shouldn’t stop at state lines. 👊 **What are your thoughts on H.R. 38? Should your concealed carry permit work like your driver’s license?** Let’s talk about it in the comments below.