US-American states differ in their rules governing gun permits. Kansas altered its laws three years ago to prohibit carrying guns to anyone
"suffering a physical infirmity which prevents the safe handling of a weapon" (
via). Some, such as Nebraska and South Carolina, require applicants for gun permits to show proof of vision. Others, such as Texas, pass measures to help legally blind people hunt.
And Iowa permits visually impaired people to carry firearms in public (
via). A state law passed in 2011 prohibits sheriffs from denying residents the right to carry weapons due to their physical disability (v
ia). According to
Disability Rights Iowa, keeping visually impaired individuals from getting weapons would violate the Disabilities Act (
via). A rather irritating interpretation of disability rights ...
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