The state of Montana bans the carrying of concealed weapons by anyone other than law enforcement personnel and license security guards. Barry owns several coin-operated laundries in Great Falls and has to visit them to collect the money and service the machines. Several of the laundries are located in high-crime neighborhoods. When Barry is unable to secure a permit to carry a concealed weapon, he sues the state, claiming that the law violates the Second Amendment. A reviewing court would likely:

A.Rule for Barry because the Second Amendment guarantees the right to private firearm possession for self-defense and this automatically includes concealed carry weapons.

B.Rule for the state because states may regulate the carrying of concealed firearms outside thehome.

C.Rule for Barry because the ban is not narrowly tailored to a support a compelling governmental interest.

D.Rule for the state because the Second Amendment applies only to the federal government and the District of Columbia and has not been incorporated to the individual states.