Committee approves substitute for concealed-carry changes after amendments; reciprocity and training hours debated
Senate Bill 507 substitute reduces some training requirements for concealed-carry licensing, adds applicants aged 19 to eligibility, raises penalties for carrying concealed without a permit, and struck a reciprocity provision; the committee approved a committee substitute after several amendments and votes.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a committee substitute for Senate Bill 507 after several floor-style amendments and extended debate over qualification standards, reciprocity with other states, and the appropriate minimum age for concealed-carry license holders.
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