WI four hour training

[Hammer99...]

Wisconsin: Panel sides with NRA, nixes four hour handgun training rule

http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/InTheNews.aspx?ID=15738

[plblark]

Wisconsin: Panel agrees that AG overstepped statutory authority

[Hammer99...]

One more reason it appears WI is getting better than MN...

[LarryP]

I have no problem with 4 hour training, Alot of people need more to!

[traveler]

How can states that have Constitutional carry not have any training at all? How can they allow untrained people to carry firearms? It seems outrageous. Is four hours too little? Is forty hours too much?

Constitutional Carry is a term used to describe a situation within a jurisdiction in which the carrying of firearms is generally not restricted in by the law. When a state or other jurisdiction has adopted constitutional carry, it is legal for law-abiding citizens to carry a handgun, firearm, or other weapon either openly or concealed with or without an applicable state permit or license. The scope and applicability of such laws or proposed legislation can vary from state to state. There are currently four US states that have adopted constitutional carry and ten US states that have pending legislation to adopt it.

So, I am conflicted here. Does Wisconsin have too much training or not enough?