Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy introduced legislation this week that would grant nationwide concealed-carry rights to a select group of military veterans without requiring state-specific permits. The proposal targets retired special operations forces who meet strict eligibility standards, mirroring a privilege extended to retired law enforcement officers since 2004. Under Sheehy's framework, qualified veterans would be permitted to carry concealed firearms across state lines, sidestepping the patchwork of state permitting requirements that currently govern such activity. Eligibility and Conditions The bill establishes narrow criteria for participation. Veterans must possess an honorable discharge (if applicable), pass a federal firearms qualification test, and complete a Department of Justice course on "Concealed Carry Use of Force in Society." Ongoing requirements include maintaining sobriety, remaining…