House Says Concealed Carry Licenses From Other States OK in Oregon

Published on March 23, 2011
Duration: 5:13

Oregon State Representative Wayne Creger discusses House Bill 2792, a significant reciprocity bill for concealed carry licenses in Oregon. The bill aims to establish reciprocity, allowing non-residents with valid concealed handgun permits from other states to carry concealed in Oregon, and Oregonians to carry concealed in other states. After passing the House with a 40-17 vote, the bill faces a more challenging path in the Senate, with legislative maneuvering and advocacy efforts expected. Notably, no law enforcement entities testified against the bill, indicating broad understanding of the Second Amendment and the responsible nature of permit holders.

Quick Summary

Oregon's House Bill 2792 aims to establish concealed carry reciprocity, allowing non-residents with valid permits to carry concealed in Oregon and Oregonians to carry in other states. The bill passed the House 40-17, with no law enforcement opposition, though it faces a tougher Senate challenge.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Bill Overview
  2. 00:42Current Reciprocity Status in Oregon
  3. 01:00Provisions of House Bill 2792
  4. 01:51House Vote and Senate Prospects
  5. 02:04Lobbying and Advocacy Efforts
  6. 02:37Legislative Strategy and Influence
  7. 03:21Law Enforcement Stance on the Bill
  8. 04:26Bill Number and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is House Bill 2792 in Oregon?

House Bill 2792 is a legislative proposal in Oregon aimed at establishing reciprocity for concealed handgun licenses. It seeks to allow non-residents with valid permits from other states to carry concealed in Oregon and enable Oregonians to carry concealed in other states.

Does Oregon currently have reciprocity for concealed carry permits?

No, Oregon currently does not recognize concealed carry permits from any other state. House Bill 2792 is intended to change this situation and implement a reciprocity system.

What was the outcome of the House vote on Oregon's reciprocity bill?

Oregon's House Bill 2792, concerning concealed carry reciprocity, passed the House with a significant margin, receiving a vote of 40 in favor and 17 against. This indicates strong support in the lower chamber.

Did law enforcement oppose Oregon's concealed carry reciprocity bill?

No, law enforcement entities did not testify against House Bill 2792. Major organizations like the Oregon State Police, Oregon Sheriffs, and the Oregon Police Association did not voice opposition, suggesting an understanding of the bill's implications.

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