Is the Supreme court ruling against open carry gun laws popular?”
The ruling is extremely popular with gun-rights advocates and one of the things they will try to expand upon is open carry rights! The U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling establishing a citizen’s right to keep a gun at home prompted quick responses: Among the issues likely to be tested here is the “open carry” of firearms. A gun owner must get a concealed-weapons permit — 235,000 Washingtonians have one — and pass a background check to hide a gun inside clothing. It is legal to wear firearms openly in Washington. But a state law outlaws showing a weapon in a way that “warrants alarm” in others. Buoyed by the high-court ruling, gun-rights groups are likely to test that law in the Legislature, Workman said. “This is the top half of the first inning,” he said. “Now we’re going to follow and see where the gun-rights battle really goes.” As it turns out, it is popular with gun-control advocates as well! Meanwhile, Kristen Comer, executive director of the gun-control group Washington Ceasef
