South Carolina POSSESSION OF FIREARMS AND DANGEROUS WEAPONS IN FEDERAL FACILITIES is a state law that prohibits the possession of firearms and dangerous weapons in federal facilities in South Carolina. This includes guns, knives, and any other weapon that can be used to cause harm. This law applies to all people on federal property, including visitors, employees, and contractors. There are several exceptions to this law, including those who are authorized to carry firearms on federal property for security or other official use, as well as those who are transporting firearms for legal purposes. Other exceptions include those who are participating in activities that have been approved by the federal agency in charge of the facility, such as hunting or target shooting. Additionally, those with concealed weapons permits are also allowed to possess firearms at federal facilities.
South Carolina POSSESSION OF FIREARMS AND DANGEROUS WEAPONS IN FEDERAL FACILITIES is a state law that prohibits the possession of firearms and dangerous weapons in federal facilities in South Carolina. This includes guns, knives, and any other weapon that can be used to cause harm. This law applies to all people on federal property, including visitors, employees, and contractors. There are several exceptions to this law, including those who are authorized to carry firearms on federal property for security or other official use, as well as those who are transporting firearms for legal purposes. Other exceptions include those who are participating in activities that have been approved by the federal agency in charge of the facility, such as hunting or target shooting. Additionally, those with concealed weapons permits are also allowed to possess firearms at federal facilities.
