Kansas Right to Carry Reform Bill Becomes Law

On Monday, May 17, Governor Mark Parkinson (D) signed Senate Bill 306, a comprehensive Right-to-Carry reform bill. NRA worked closely with the Kansas State Rifle Association (KSRA) and the Attorney Generalâs office to clean up and streamline the stateâs concealed carry statute. The bill will remove many of the redundant and burdensome provisions in statute and will allow for a much smoother issuing and renewal process.

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