South Carolina recently celebrated a major legislative milestone by enacting Constitutional Carry, allowing residents from Greenville to Charleston to carry concealed without a permit. The state has long been a proponent of the “Stand Your Ground” doctrine and maintains no state registry or waiting periods for firearm purchases. This section covers the specifics of the new carry law, the legalities of carrying in restaurants that serve alcohol, and South Carolina’s reciprocity agreements with neighboring states across the Southeast.
Selling a firearm can be a complicated process in general, which is why it is recommenced that those looking to sell in South Carolina be informed of state and federal regulations surrounding firearms. Though the state of South Carolina has some restrictions surrounding firearms sales, laws are relatively lenient when compared to some other more […]
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