Also they passed Restaurant Carry. You can carry in an establishment that serves alcohol as long as you stay in the Restaurant part and the restaurant part does not restrict those under 21 from that part of the establishment. North Dakota also added Nevada to the list of states they will honor.
www.handgunlaw.us
and can someone please update the restaurant carry map for north dakota?
I sent them an email (through the forum) asking them to do that. I can't find a "contact us" on the main website though. I think the open carry is a bit misleading too. You can open carry without a permit, as long as it's during daylight hours and the gun is unloaded
Stupid since if you keep a mag or speed clip in your pocket it will only take a fraction of a second to have it loaded.
Here is the email I sent.
Your map for restaurant shows North Dakota in red as banned. This is not correct. If you look at exception "f" at the bottom the restrictions to carry in restaurants that serve alcohol is not in effect if the restaurant allows people under the age of 21 on that side. I don't know how it works everywhere, but many restaurants here have 2 separate sides, a "bar" side and a "restaurant" side. Only people 21 & over may go into the bar side, but anyone can sit on the restaurant side. If you are over 21 you can still order alcohol on the restaurant side, but obviously you can't/shouldn't drink if you are carrying. I hope you can update the map. Thanks!
http://www.legis.nd.gov/cencode/t62-...20130902045258
62.1-02-04. Possession of firearm or dangerous weapon in liquor establishment prohibited
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Penalty Exceptions.
1. An individual who enters or remains in that part of the establishment that is set aside for the retail sale
of alcoholic beverages or used as a gaming site at which bingo is the primary gaming activity while in the possession of a firearm or dangerous weapon is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.
2. This section does not apply to:
a. A law enforcement officer.
b. The proprietor.
c. The proprietor's employee.
d. A designee of the proprietor when the designee is displaying an unloaded firearm or dangerous weapon as a prize or sale item in a raffle or auction.
e. Private security personnel while on duty for the purpose of delivering or receiving moneys used at the liquor establishment or at the gaming site at which bingo is the primary gaming activity.
f. The restaurant part of an establishment if an individual under twenty-one years of age is not prohibited in that part of the establishment.
I also tend to think the open carry map is a bit misleading too. While you can OC with a permit, you can open carry without a permit, as long as it's during daylight hours and the gun is unloaded. Stupid since if you keep a mag or speed clip in your pocket it will only take a fraction of a second to have it loaded.
