IS IT LAWFUL TO CARRY A WEAPON TO A BAR OR SIMILAR ESTABLISHMENT FOR PURPOSES OF PROTECTION?
No. North Carolina General Statutes forbid a person to carry a weapon into an assembly where an admission fee has been charged or a place where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed. Also, a concealed handgun permit does not allow for such. A more detailed discussion of what areas prohibit the possession of a firearm is contained in section III. D. of “North Carolina Firearms Law” ..
Related Questions
- I know I can’t drink beer and carry concealed at the same time. Can I put my weapon in the car while I’m in the bar and simply leave it hidden until I drive home?
- Does RoR include restoration of the right to possess or transport any firearm or to carry a concealed weapon?
- What other bar codes are used in similar circumstances as the SCC?
