Thursday, April 2nd, 2015, by Stephen Koranda
“Responsible gun ownership for protection and sport, is a right inherent in our Constitution. It is a right that Kansans hold dear and have repeatedly and overwhelmingly reaffirmed a commitment to protecting,” says Brownback.
Critics are concerned because those who want to carry a concealed handgun will no longer be required to take any training, but Brownback says he hopes gun owners will still choose to take safety courses.
Most people in Kansas who are 21 and older will soon be able to carry a concealed gun without a license. Today (THUR), Governor Sam Brownback signed into law a bill that removes the requirement for training and background checks to carry concealed firearms.
“Responsible gun ownership for protection and sport, is a right inherent in our Constitution. It is a right that Kansans hold dear and have repeatedly and overwhelmingly reaffirmed a commitment to protecting,” says Brownback.
Critics are concerned because those who want to carry a concealed handgun will no longer be required to take any training, but Brownback says he hopes gun owners will still choose to take safety courses.
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