>I don't think so.  Look at drivers and marriage
 >license.  The rules for obtaining these license vary
 >from state to state but they are honored in ALL states.
 >Now if the congress tries to set minimum requirements
 >for the states or says that a TX license holder only
 >had to follow TX law in CA then the 10th would come
 >into play.
RKF> What you are forgetting is that the -states- decided to
RKF> accept each others licenses. CCW is just isn't in the same
RKF> league to most state goverments right now. Imagine how I
As I sated in another post I did for get that but I
also pointed out that Article IV Section 1 states; "the
Congress may by general laws prescribe the manner in
which such acts, records, and proceedings shall be
proved, and the effect thereof."  From the way I read
it that means that the congress could pass a law
stating that from this point forward CCW would now be
an act, record, and proceeding which is covered by
Article IV Section 1 of the US Constitution, aka the
full faith and credit clause.  Bingo every state in the
union with CCW's would be required to honor a CCW
issued by any other state.
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