On March 7, 2024 “Constitutional Carry” finally came to South Carolina. Only 232 years, 2 months, and 21 days after ratification of the Second Amendment. But who is counting?   Now that we have “it”, exactly what is “it” we have? Well, it certainly isn’t a clean repealing of laws governing firearm possession. Rather it is a step forward, backward, and mostly sideways. Let’s look at each provision enacted to get a better understanding of our new law.     Carrying on Capitol Grounds and in Capitol Building  Generally, persons cannot carry firearms upon the Capitol gr ..read more

You must logon to your member account at SCCARRY Website. Once you logon you should see your name at the top right corner. Then click on the Members Only Forum link shown below. Once you log on to your member account at the top you can click on the members only forum link. This will take you to this link. Once you register you will be admitted to our free members only forum and you should see this screen. You will see the forums that have been set up that you, as a member, have access to. Feel free to post a message and introduce yourself. I plan on keeping a closer eye on our members only ..read more

JOIN leading South Carolina Gun Law author and attorney Steve Shaw, along with attorney Robert Merting for FREE SC Gun Law talks: WHEN: Thursday, February 29, 2024 8:00 am to 8:30 am. WHERE: 745 N. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville, SC OR online Live 30-minute mini-seminar or watch the recording ANYTIME on your device. Register below. Just SC Gun Law! Existing and proposed in Columbia and Washington. No sales pitches, no fluff, and no wasting of your time or ours. We are in a period of rapidly changing proposals to South Carolina and federal gun law. Further, there's eroding confide ..read more

We are having a Tri-County area meetup for South Carolina Carry at Brecks Steak House on 8510 Rivers Avenue on Saturday, February 24th between 4 pm and 6 pm. This is a 2a-friendly restaurant. They ask us to order off the menu and tip the hosts. The meeting room holds up to 25 people and we can use the dining room outside if necessary. Please go to the Facebook Event for the South Carolina Carry Group and RSVP. The post TriCounty Meetup February 24th first appeared on South Carolina Carry Inc ..read more

We will be meeting at Brecks Steak House on 8510 Rivers Avenue in North Charleston on Saturday February 24th between 4 pm and 6 pm. This is a 2A-Friendly event so you can conceal carry or open carry. All they ask is that we order off the menu and tip the host staff. They can put 25 people in the meeting room and then put folks in the dining hall outside of the meeting room. It does not matter where you live. If you want to attend more the merrier. I look forward to seeing you there and putting a face to a name. The link to the Facebook event is https://fb.me/e/1lTd2m5Vo The link to Brecks Stea ..read more

If you live in one of the counties represented in this image and are a member of our organization then you qualify to be a county or zone leader. Are you passionate about the second amendment, liberty and gun rights issues in South Carolina? Everyone has some sort of talent that they can contribute to our organization. You took the first step when you joined by paying the annual membership. That gives you skin in the game and adds you to our email alert list. Any time there is something going on with regards to liberty and gun rights in our state we will notify you with action alerts. Being a ..read more

We have recently learned that Greenville County Council will consider a new County Ordinance tomorrow to address issues resulting from public protests / picketing in the county based upon their published agenda. Please note that the location and time of the meeting are on the top of the Agenda: GREENVILLE COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 17, 2023, 6:00 pm, in Council Chambers located at301 University Ridge, Greenville While SCCarry believes it's important to ensure public safety during such events, it is also equally important to ensure no regulations violate any citizen's rights gu ..read more

South Carolina Carry, Inc. (SC Carry) recently assisted the coordinated efforts of Mr. Graham Horsman, Attorney Lauren Martel, South Carolina State Senator Shane Martin, South Carolina State Representative Matt Leber in getting the Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) to immediately remove the “no concealable weapons allowed” signs from Charleston County parks. In August 2021, CCPRC first erected three-foot by four-foot signs at all Charleston area parks prohibiting the carrying of firearms on over 11,000 acres of public lands and subjecting concealed weapon permit holder ..read more

Since 2021, the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission has banned the carrying of concealable weapons on over 11,000 acres of public lands. The South Carolina Attorney General has opined that this ban is unlawful because South Carolina law expressly prohibits local government from regulating firearms. As a result of this unlawful firearm ban, concealed weapon permit holders who wish to exercise their constitutional rights are subject to fines, arrest, and imprisonment.  A Charleston County resident has brought a suit challenging this action, and South Carolina Carry has assisted ..read more

There are currently two "active" bills named "Constitutional Carry" bills in South Carolina, both of which are in the Senate. House Bill H3594, which passed the House in February, and Senate Bill S109, which has not yet made it to a vote on the floor of either chamber of the legislature. Whether or not either of these bills make it through for a vote on the Senate floor before the end of this half of the session, which is Thursday, is yet to be seen. It may be next year before they are considered again. S109 was voted on by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday and was sent on by a vote o ..read more