11 of the 14 "constitutional carry" states allow anyone who can legally own a firearm to carry it concealed or open. Doesn't matter if that person is a resident or not. Idaho, North Dakota and Wyoming are the only ones that limit it to residents.
Constitutional Carry (State not Federal Law)
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.308 Norma
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Bearcreek, I clicked "like" for your post because I think it's informative. I didn't click "like" because I like that Idaho (my state) limits its so called "constitutional carry" to Idaho residents only.
i don't know for a fact but Missouri you have to be resident to buy a gun here. I just bought my 4th gun this year and they ask you if you have a drivers license with a current address.
That's possible I suppose, although to be honest I kind of doubt that MO limits long gun sales to residents. Federal law limits handgun sales to residents. None of that matters though as far as the subject of this thread. Anyone who can legally own a firearm (not necessarily buy one in MO), can legally carry it there without a permit.
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I live ca. im screwd.impossible to get carry permit.
People don't live in CA......they simply exist there.
yep. as an idaho res. when going to alaska for work i looked up its guns laws and was pleased to find that ak recognizes the 'right to carry' (not 'grants the ability to carry,) to any leagal gun owner within its borders... where ever they're from.
constitutional carry is the was to go! what's with the other 36 states not recognizing constitutional? glad more have been joining free america.
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