No. “Constitutional carry” is a term used by the gun lobby to justify dangerous permitless carry policies that require no permit, background check, or safety training for people who want to carry concealed guns in public. In reality, permitting systems, which have been a public safety tool in some places for hundreds of years, do not conflict with the Second Amendment.
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