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What the Permitless Gun Carrying bill (SB 169) (AB247) will do:

1. Eliminate the need for people to get a permit to carry concealed weapons in public places.
   • Background checks and training will be optional
   • Particularly high-risk individuals, such as 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds will be allowed to carry concealed weapons in public
   • Gun carriers could still opt to get a concealed carry permit so that they could carry guns on school grounds
2. Local school districts will not be able to control who may carry guns on school grounds.
   • Districts that choose to prohibit guns inside their school buildings will need to post signs at every entrance
   • Even if a school district posts signs prohibiting firearms on school grounds, that district will not be able to prevent concealed carry permit holders from bringing guns onto school property in their vehicles or within five feet of their vehicles, nor will they be able to prohibit guns during times when there are no “school activities”
3. Allow felons, domestic abusers and others who are otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm to own certain types of guns, such as rifles and handguns manufactured before 1898.