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Traveler's Guide to the Firearm Laws
of the Fifty States (2017)
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CHANGES SINCE THE LAST EDITION
Over 100 laws changed since the 2016 book was published.
50 new subheadings in “Traveler’s Checklist” detailing the types of weapons that may be carried with a license
50 new subheadings in “Traveler’s Checklist” detailing constitutional or “permitless carry” for each state
50 new subheadings in “Traveler’s Checklist” detailing out-of-state permit recognition for each state
4 more states enacted laws allowing concealed carry without a permit
1 state legalized handgun carry on snowmobiles and ATVs
1 state legalized suppressor ownership
13 states modified their reciprocity lists (adding and, in some cases, deleting states from their lists)
1 state banned possession of all firearm magazines over 10 shots
1 state enacted automatic recognition of all out-of-state permits
2 states preempted all code enforcement for vehicle carry on college campuses
1 state eliminated prohibition of non-permittees carrying guns on public transportation
1 state Supreme Court made it easier for non-residents to apply for that state’s carry license
1 state enacted law allowing greater recognition of other states’ permits
Find Answers To Commonly Asked Questions
Which states allow me to carry a “loaded” firearm in the passenger compartment of my vehicle?
Which states allow me to carry a concealed firearm with or without a license to carry?
Which states honor my permit to carry a concealed firearm?
Which states allow carry in restaurants serving alcohol?
Which states’ laws allow open carry of a firearm while on foot?
Which states prohibit the mere possession of a handgun while in a vehicle?
In which states is it better to carry a rifle or shotgun for personal protection?
Which states prevent localities from regulating firearms carry?
Which states require permittees to declare their status to Law Enforcement?
How can I legally possess firearms in National Parks and Forests?
Which states allow me to carry a firearm in their state parks?
How can I transport firearms on commercial airline, cruise ships & trains?
How can I transport firearms through a state that prohibits any gun possession?
How do I carry a firearm if I am an active duty or retired law enforcement officer?
How do I carry a handgun on a motorcycle?
Which states guarantee my right to self-defense in their statutes?
Which states allow vehicle carry on university and college campuses?
Which states allow vehicle carry on k-12 school grounds?
Which states allow weapons other than handguns to be carried under the authority of a permit?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
J. Scott Kappas, Esq.
Scott Kappas was born and raised in the great gun-loving commonwealth of Kentucky. From an early age, Scott learned from his parents to appreciate the personal liberties that Americans enjoy more fully than any other people. But on a family vacation to the northeast, he found that not all rights were as well respected as others. The sign at the Massachusetts border stated "minimum 1 year in prison for violating any firearm law of this commonwealth." Thinking that this applied only to felons possessing firearms, Scott and his family ignored the warning and continued onward. Upon returning home, he found that simply having a gun in the glove compartment without a Massachusett's carry license would be enough to send him to prison for a year. He decided to research the issue and find out more. This was how the Traveler's Guide to the Firearm Laws of the Fifty States was born.
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