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| Owners of the 2011 Edition (over 85 changes including:) | |
| * 50 new subheadings in
"Traveler's Checklist" detailing permittees' duty to declare
permit status to law enforcement officer during traffic stop
* 5 states enacted new self-defense "castle doctrine" laws * 2 states made reciprocity for out-of-state licensees less restrictive * 1 state began recognizing all out-of-state permits * 16 states added over 55 other states to their reciprocity/recognition lists * 1 state banned all forms of open carry * 4 states liberalized laws for vehicle carry of a handgun * 2 states passed laws preventing businesses from infringing on the rights of gun owners while parked on business property * 1 state expanded its existing "parking lot exemption" law * 5 states began allowing concealed carry by recognized permittees in state parks * 3 states strengthened existing preemption laws * 1 state legislated "constitutional carry" for residents * 1 state enacted a new "concealed carry" licensing law * 1 state's attorney general O.K.'d defensive gun carry in churches * 1 state began allowing permittees to carry in places where alcohol is served * 1 state's supreme court made gun carry for nonresidents less restrictive * 2 states affirmed right of sportsmen to carry concealed handguns while hunting
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| Owners of the 2010 Edition (over 150 changes including:) | |
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* 50 new subheadings in "Traveler's Checklist" detailing concealed carry in restaurants serving alcohol * 50 new subheadings in "Traveler's Checklist" detailing permittees' duty to declare permit status to law enforcement officer during traffic stop * Complete reformatting of every state page with expanded coverage of "prohibited places" * 40 states added over 115 other states to their reciprocity/recognition lists * 6 states enacted preemption laws * 2 states affirm open carry (one by statute, one by an attorney general's opinion) * 9 states enacted the new self-defense "castle doctrine" * 3 states enacted automatic recognition of all out-of-state permits * 4 states allowed loaded handgun carry for all citizens anywhere in their vehicles * 2 states established reciprocity for out-of-state permits by law * 1 state began issuing carry licenses valid for an applicant's life * 1 state lifted its restrictions on gun carry in its national forest areas * 3 states extended the terms for their concealed carry licenses * 5 states enacted laws prohibiting property owners from banning carry in their parking lots * New section detailing firearms carry by over the road truckers * 4 states began allowing permittees to carry in places where alcohol is served * 4 states affirmed right of sportsmen to carry concealed handguns while hunting
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| Owners of the 2009 Edition (over 275 changes including:) | |
| * 50 new subheadings in
"Traveler's Checklist" detailing concealed carry in State
Parks
* 50 new subheadings in "Traveler's Checklist" detailing concealed carry in restaurants serving alcohol * 50 new subheadings in "Traveler's Checklist" detailing permittees' duty to declare permit status to law enforcement during traffic stop * Complete reformatting of every state page with expanded coverage of "prohibited places" * 40 states added over 165 other states to their reciprocity/recognition lists * 2 states made provisions for motorcycle riders to carry handguns legally * 1 state banned .50 caliber rifles * 5 states added reciprocity to their statutes * 1 state banned semi-automatic firearms (so-called assault weapons) * 3 states enacted a concealed carry licensing law * 1 state allowed recognized permittees to carry loaded long guns * 6 states enacted preemption laws * 1 state banned all forms of open carry * New section detailing firearms carry by over the road truckers * 7 states began allowing permittees to carry in places where alcohol is served
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| Owners of 2008 and earlier Editions | |
| TOO Many Changes to List! | |