From Adam Garber, CeaseFirePA <[email protected]>
Subject Should people be allowed to carry a hidden weapon without a permit in PA?
Date August 1, 2025 7:15 PM
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Rep. Frank Burns (D-Cambria) wants to change the state constitution in a way that would flood our communities with hidden weapons and endanger public safety.
Disagreements over parking spaces and long lines at restaurants should never escalate into gunfights — but they can and do when concealed weapons are involved .
Now, Rep. Burns is seeking support from his House colleagues to pass an amendment that would give people a constitutional right to carry guns into businesses, restaurants, parks, and public spaces in Pennsylvania without a permit . We can still stop it.
Use our tool to send a message to your state representative now. Tell your representative that permitless carry is a public safety risk we can’t afford to take. [[link removed]]
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We’ve seen what happens in states that have enacted permitless carry laws: once guns are easily accessible, everyday disagreements turn deadly. Arizona experienced a 44% increase in aggravated assaults committed with a firearm in the six years after enacting permitless carry in 2010.
Pennsylvania is among many states that require gun owners to meet basic eligibility standards if they want to carry a hidden gun in public. Other states have more stringent requirements , including requiring applicants to undergo firearms safety training.
Under existing law, law enforcement officers can run more extensive background checks and evaluate the character and reputation of concealed carry applicants. This can include looking at whether an applicant is involved in potential criminal activity , whether they have a disqualifying felony on the record, and whether they have other concerning indicators such as a history of domestic violence or substance abuse.
Send a message to your state representative now telling them to oppose permitless carry in PA. [[link removed]]
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I will keep you updated on other ways you can take action to stop gun violence in Pennsylvania.
Thank you,
Adam Garber
Executive Director
CeaseFirePA
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