Gun laws in the United States regulate the sale, possession, and use of firearms and ammunition. State laws vary, and are independent of existing federal firearms laws, although they are sometimes broader or more limited in scope than the federal laws. For instance, some US states have created assault weapon bans that are similar to the expired federal assault weapons ban. State level laws vary significantly in their form, content, and level of restriction. Forty-four states have a provision in their state constitutions similar to the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The exceptions are California, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, and New York. In New York, however, the statutory civil rights laws contain a provision virtually identical to the Second Amendment.[1][2] As well, the Supreme Court of the United States has held that the protections of the Second Amendment apply against state governments and their political subdivisions (see: McDonald v. Chicago).[3]
Firearm owners are subject to the firearm laws of the state they are in, and not exclusively their state of residence. Reciprocity between states exists in certain situations, such as with regard to concealed carry permits. These are recognized on a state-by-state basis. For example, Idaho recognizes an Oregon permit, but Oregon does not recognize an Idaho permit. Florida issues a license to carry both concealed weapons and firearms, but others license only the concealed carry of firearms. Some states do not recognize out-of-state permits to carry a firearm at all, so it is important to understand the laws of each state when traveling with a handgun.[4]In many cases, state firearms laws can be considerably less restrictive than federal firearms laws. This does not confer any de jure immunity against prosecution for violations of the federal laws. However, state and local police departments are not legally obligated to enforce federal gun law as per the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Printz v. United States.[5][6]
Common subjects of state laws
Firearm related matters that are often regulated by state or local laws include the following:
- Some states and localities require that a person obtain a license or permit in order to purchase or possess firearms.
- Some states and localities require that individual firearms be registered with the police or with another law enforcement agency.
- Most states allow some form of concealed carry, the carrying of a concealed firearm in public.
- Many states allow some form of open carry, the carrying of an unconcealed firearm in public, on one's person or in a vehicle.
- Some states have state preemption for many or all gun laws, which means that only the state can legally regulate firearms. In other states local governments can pass their own gun laws, more restrictive than those of the state.
- Some states and localities place additional restrictions on certain semi-automatic firearms that they have defined as "assault weapons", or on magazines that can hold more than a certain number of rounds of ammunition.
- NFA weapons are weapons that are heavily restricted at a federal level by the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986. These include automatic firearms (such as machine guns), short-barreled shotguns, and short-barreled rifles. Some states and localities place additional restrictions on such weapons.
- Some states have enacted castle doctrine or "stand your ground" laws, which provide a legal basis for individuals to use deadly force in self-defense in certain situations, without a duty to flee or retreat if possible.
- In some states, peaceable journey laws give additional leeway for the possession of firearms by travelers who are passing through to another destination.
Alabama
Main article: Gun laws in Alabama
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Permit to purchase required? | No | No | ||
| Firearm registration? | No | No | ||
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | Alabama is a "may issue" state for concealed carry. Permits are generally issued to qualified applicants. | |
| Open carry permitted? | No | Yes | Open carry is generally permitted. Open carry in a vehicle without a concealed carry license is prohibited. | |
| State preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | "The entire matter of handguns is reserved to the state legislature." | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | ||
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No |
Alaska
Main article: Gun laws in Alaska
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | None | No |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | None | No |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | None | No |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | No |
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | AS 18.65.700 through 18.65.778 | May carry concealed without permit, though permits can be issued for those who wish to have them. |
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes | May carry openly without permit/license. | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | AS 29.35.145 | Municipalities may enact and enforce local regulations only if they are identical to, and provide the same penalty as, State law. |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | None | No |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | None | Federal rules observed. |
Arizona
Main article: Gun laws in Arizona
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State permit required to purchase? | No | No | None | No |
| Firearm registration required? | No | No | ARS 13-3101 | State law duplicates some of the registration requirements of weapons regulated by the federal National Firearms Act (NFA). |
| "Assault weapon" prohibition or restrictions? | No | No | None | No |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | No |
| Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permits issued? | Yes | Yes | ARS 13-3112 ARS 13-3102 | In Arizona, a person over age 21 may legally carry a concealed firearm or deadly weapon without a permit within the state, except for certain prohibited locations, and must disclose the fact to a law enforcement officer if questioned. Although no longer required, a CCW permit may still be obtained and has certain advantages, including reciprocity with many other states having CCW laws. |
| Open carry allowed? | Yes | Yes | May carry openly without permit/license. | |
| State preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | ARS 13-3108 | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | ARS 13-3101 | Arizona law does not prohibit either possession or use of any weapons legally registered as NFA weapons under federal law. |
| Peaceable journey laws? | No | No | None | Federal rules observed. |
Arkansas
Main article: Gun laws in Arkansas
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | None | No |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | None | No |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | None | No |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | No |
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | 5-73-301 - 5-73-320 | Concealed carry requires a permit. Handgun open carry is not permitted. |
| Open Carry? | Yes | No | ||
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | 5-73-120 | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | N/A | N/A | 5-73-120 | |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | ? | Yes | 5-73-120 (c)(4) | [Weapons are allowed if] The person is carrying a weapon when upon a journey, unless the journey is through a commercial airport when presenting at the security checkpoint in the airport or is in the person's checked baggage and is not a lawfully declared weapon; |
California
Main article: Gun laws in California
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | Partial* | §26500, §12071, §12082 | All firearm sales (except long guns more than 50 years old) must be completed through a dealer. *Handgun purchases require a Handgun Safety Certificate and proof of residency. |
| Firearm registration? | No | Yes | §12025 and §12031 | All handgun serial numbers and sales are recorded by the state (registered) in the Department of Justice’s Automated Firearms System. Long arm serial numbers are not recorded, only the sale. While there is no requirement for California residents to register previously owned handguns or firearms with law enforcement, §12025 and §12031 enhance several misdemeanor offenses to felonies if the handgun is not on file in the Department of Justice’s Automated Firearms System. California §12025 states that handguns must be transported unloaded and in a locked box other than the glove compartment or utility box in a motor vehicle. New residents must register handguns (purchased outside of California) with DOJ within 60 days. |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | Yes | Yes | §12280, §12285 | Illegal to possess, import, or purchase assault weapons and .50 BMG rifles, unless such weapons were acquired by the owner prior to June 1, 1989. Legally defined assault weapons and .50 BMG rifles listed by make and model by the DOJ must be registered. Their sale and transfer is prohibited. Military look-alike rifles that are not chambered for .50 BMG and are not on the DOJ roster are legal to purchase or possess, with some restrictions in configuration—known as "banned features." Active-duty military members residing out of state and assigned to duty in California may bring personally-owned assault weapons into the state. The military member's residence must be in a state that permits private citizens to own and possess assault weapons, and the firearms must be registered with the California Department of Justice prior to the servicemember's arrival in California by submitting the registration form with a copy of the member's Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders. |
| Carry permits issued? | Yes | Yes | §12050 | May issue, depending on jurisdiction. County sheriff's or local Police Chief's discretion, many counties are de facto "no-issue," while others are "shall-issue" in practice. CCW permits valid statewide. Out-of-state permits not valid in California. |
| Open Carry? | No | No | §26350 | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | §53701 GC | Most but not all local restrictions preempted. |
| NFA weapons restricted? | Yes | Yes | §12220, §12020 | Possession of automatic weapons or short-barreled shotguns or rifles prohibited without DOJ "Dangerous Weapons Permit"; permission rarely granted outside of film industry. Suppressors (aka silencers) prohibited. AOW's (Any Other Weapons) permitted, except for "pen guns." |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | None |
Colorado
Main article: Gun laws in Colorado
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | None | |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | None | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No* | No* | Denver has an "Assault Weapons" ban. See Section 38-130 of Denver’s Revised Municipal Code* | |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | |
| Concealed Carry permits issued? | Yes | Yes | CRS 18-12 | |
| Open carry? | Yes* | Yes* | CRS 18-12 | Legal without permit requirements* except in the City and County of Denver. |
| Concealed within a vehicle? | Yes | Yes | CRS 18-12, 33-6-125 | **Without a round chambered (applies to rifles/shotguns, not pistols). |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes* | Yes* | CRS 18-12 | *Open carry and open car carry of a loaded firearm is prohibited in city and county of Denver, otherwise, local ordinances are preempted by state law |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | None | |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | Yes | Yes | CRS 18-12-105.6 | Denver's restrictions on transport/possession of firearms in vehicles do not apply to persons travelling to or from other jurisdictions; see Trinen v. City & County of Denver, 53 P.3d 754 |
| Castle Doctrine? | Yes | Yes | A legal resident of a property has the right to use deadly force to defend them self, other occupants, and property from intruders, whether they are armed or not. | |
| Stand Your Ground Law? | Yes | Yes | A person does not have to attempt to retreat from any place where they have a legal right to be before they may defend them self or others with deadly force. |
Connecticut
Main article: Gun laws in Connecticut
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | Yes | CGS 29–36(f), CGS 29–36(g) | Certificate of Eligibility for Pistol or Revolver required to purchase handguns. Applicants must complete an approved handgun safety course, and pass a NICS background check prior to issuance of certificate. Certificate of Eligibility valid for five years. There is a 14-day waiting period for the purchase of long guns, with exceptions for peace officers, Active-Duty military members, and holders of carry permits and hunting licenses. |
| Firearm registration? | No* | No* | CGS 53–202 | Registration required for assault weapons purchased before October 1, 1993. There is a de facto registry of handguns maintained by the Department of Public Safety as any handgun transfer, be it from a dealer or private party, must be accompanied by an authorization number issued by the DPS and a form containing personal and weapon identification (DPS-3-C) must be submitted to DPS and local police. This form is collected and maintained on all long guns purchased from FFL dealers as well, however is not required for the transfer of long guns between private parties. |
| "Assault weapon" law? | Yes | Yes | CGS 53–202 | Partial ban (selective fire weapons, some .50 BMG variants, an enumerated list of specific restricted features and certain brands of semi-automatic assault weapons and weapon "types".) No restrictions on magazine capacity. |
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | CGS 29–28 | May-Issue by statute, but Shall-Issue in practice. Permit needed to carry open or concealed. Exceptions for peace officers and Active-Duty military members. Out of state permits not valid in Connecticut, but nonresidents may apply for a Connecticut Nonresident CCW permit through the mail. |
| Open Carry? | No | Yes | May carry openly with permit/license. | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Partial | Partial | CGS 29–28 | State pre-emption of local ordinances not explicitly specified in state law, but established by court precedence. |
| NFA weapons restricted? | Partial | Partial | CGS 53–202(c) | Selective fire assault weapons prohibited, unless purchased before October 1, 1993. |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | CGS 29–38 | Federal rules observed. |
Delaware
Main article: Gun laws in Delaware
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | ||
| Firearm registration? | No | No | ||
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | ||
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Carry permits issued? | Yes | Yes | 11 Del.C. § 1441 | Delaware is a "may issue" state for concealed carry. Permits are generally issued to qualified applicants. |
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes | Open carry is generally permitted. Local prohibitions in effect before July 4, 1985 are not preempted. | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes* | Yes* | Complete preemption, except any local ordinances that were in effect before July 4, 1985 are still in effect and are not preempted. | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | Yes | Yes | Civilian ownership for research purposes only. | |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | Federal rules observed. |
District of Columbia
Main article: Gun laws in the District of Columbia
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Permit to purchase? | Yes | Yes | The firearm registration process also serves as a permitting process. | |
| Firearm registration? | Yes | Yes | All firearms must be registered with the Metropolitan Police Department. A background check, training, and testing of the gun owner are required. | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | Yes | Yes | "Assault weapons", .50 BMG rifles, and magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition prohibited. | |
| Owner license required? | Yes | Yes | The firearm registration process also serves as a licensing process. | |
| Carry permits issued? | No | No | Concealed carry prohibited. | |
| Open Carry? | No | No | Open carry prohibited. | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | Yes | Yes | Automatic firearms prohibited. | |
| Peaceable journey laws? | No | No | Possession of unregistered firearms prohibited for both residents and non-residents. |
Florida
Main article: Gun laws in Florida
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State license to Purchase? | No | No | None | |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | None | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | None | |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | |
| Carry licenses issued? | No | Yes | Chapter 790.06 | Allows concealed possession of handguns, electronic weapons or devices, tear gas guns, knives, or billies, but not long guns or machine guns per Chapter 790.06(1). Concealed carry only; no open carry of firearms allowed, even with license, except when hunting, fishing, camping, or while practice shooting and while traveling to and from those activities. |
| Open Carry? | No | No | Chapter 790.053 | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | Chapter 790.33 | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | None | |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | None | Federal rules observed. |
| Duty to inform? | No | No | None | Florida law does not require one to disclose their possession of a firearm on contact with Law Enforcement. |
Georgia
Main article: Gun laws in Georgia
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | None | |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | None | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | None | |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | |
| Carry permits issued? | Yes | Yes | OCGA §16-11-129 | Concealed or open carry allowed with permit. See also OCGA §43–38–10 which is a special permit for armed security guards. |
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes | OCGA §16-11-129 | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | OCGA §16-11-173 | Despite state preemption, several localities continue to have local gun restrictions. Recent court rulings have resulted in many of these ordinances being withdrawn. |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | None | |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | None | Federal rules observed. |
| Unlicensed open carry? | Yes | No | OCGA 16-11-128 | A Georgia Weapons License (GWL), or a recognized out-of-state permit, is required for open carry of any handgun outside of one's home, property, motor vehicle, or place of business. |
Hawaii
Main article: Gun laws in Hawaii
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | Yes | Yes | ||
| Firearm registration? | Yes | Yes | Must be registered with county Police Chief within 5 days of purchase. | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | Yes | Yes | ||
| Owner license required? | Yes | Yes | ||
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | Hawaii is a "may issue" state for concealed carry. The chief of police may grant a permit "in an exceptional case, when an applicant shows reason to fear injury to the applicant's person or property". | |
| Open Carry? | No | Yes | Open carry is technically permitted with a concealed carry license, but is not generally practiced. | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | Municipalities may enact and enforce local regulations only if they are identical to, and provide the same penalty as, State law. | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | None | Federal laws observed. |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | None | Federal laws observed. |
Idaho
Main article: Gun laws in Idaho
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | ||
| Firearm registration? | No | No | ||
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | ||
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Concealed Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | Permit needed to carry concealed, may carry openly in a vehicle or on foot . | |
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes | May carry openly without permit/license. | |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | ||
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | Permitted as long such possession is in compliance with all federal regulations | |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | Federal rules observed. |
Illinois
Main article: Gun laws in Illinois
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State permit to purchase? | Yes | Yes | 430 ILCS 65 | FOID required. |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | Chi. Mun. Code §8-20-110 | The city of Chicago requires registration of firearms. Residents must complete a firearm safety course, pass a background check including fingerprinting, and pay a $100 permit fee which is renewed every three years. Registration of any handgun assumes an additional one time fee of $15. |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | Cook Co. Code of Ord. §54-211 Chi. Mun. Code §8-20-170 | Cook County and the city of Chicago have separately banned the possession of "assault weapons", and of magazines that can hold more than 10 or 12 rounds of ammunition respectively. |
| Owner license required? | Yes | Yes | 430 ILCS 65 | FOID required. |
| Carry permits issued? | No | No | ||
| Open carry? | No | No | ||
| State preemption of local restrictions? | No | No | ||
| NFA weapons restricted? | Yes | Yes | 720 ILCS 5/24 | Automatic firearms, short-barreled shotguns, short-barreled rifles, and silencers prohibited. AOW (Any Other Weapon) and large-bore DD (Destructive Device) allowed with proper approval and tax stamp from ATF. Historically accurate short-barreled rifles possessed for the purpose of historical reenactment allowed by bona fide members of a nationally-recognized military reenactment organization. |
| Peaceable journey laws? | No | No | Non-Illinois residents who are permitted to possess a firearm in their home state are not required to have a FOID card. |
Indiana
Main article: Gun laws in Indiana
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | No | None | |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | None | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | None | |
| Magazine capacity limit? | No | No | None | |
| Owner license required? | No | No | None | |
| Concealed Carry license issued? | No | Yes | IC 35-47-2-3 | Shall-Issue. Officially "License to Carry Handgun" |
| Open Carry? | No | Yes | IC 35-47-2-3 | May carry openly with license. |
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | IC 35-47-11.1-2 | Enacted in 2011 |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | IC 35-47-5-10 | Federal laws observed. |
| Peaceable Journey laws? | No | No | None | Federal rules observed. |
Iowa
Main article: Gun laws in Iowa
| Subject/Law | Long guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | ||
| State Permit to Purchase? | No | Yes | 724.15 | Concealed Carry permit may be used in lieu of purchase permit |
| Concealed carry permits issued? | No | Shall-Issue | 724.4 | Accepts permits from all states, Iowa residents must have Iowa permit |
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes* | *May carry handguns openly with license. | |
| Castle Doctrine | No (see Notes) | 704 707.6 | Civil immunity for use of "reasonable force" in self defense | |
| Firearm registration? | No | No | – | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | – | |
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| NFA weapons restricted? | Yes | 724.1 | Complete prohibition | |
Kansas
Main article: Gun laws in Kansas
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State permit to purchase? | No | No | ||
| Firearm registration? | No | No | ||
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | ||
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | ||
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes | May carry openly without permit/license. | |
| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | ||
| Peaceable journey laws? | No | No | Federal rules observed. |
Kentucky
Main article: Gun laws in Kentucky
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State permit to purchase? | No | No | ||
| Firearm registration? | No | No | ||
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | ||
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Concealed Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | KRS § 237.110 | |
| Open Carry? | Yes | Yes | May carry openly without permit/license. | |
| State preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | KRS § 65.870 | Exception: KRS § 237.115 allows the following entities to restrict concealed carry:
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| NFA weapons restricted? | No | No | ||
| Peaceable journey laws? | No | No | Federal rules observed. |
Louisiana
Main article: Gun laws in Louisiana
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Permit to purchase required? | No | No | ||
| Firearm registration? | No | No | ||
| Owner license required? | No | No | ||
| Carry permits issued? | No | Yes | Louisiana is a "shall issue" state for concealed carry. | |
| Open carry permitted? | No | Yes | Open carry is generally permitted, but may be restricted by local governments with laws in place before July 15, 1985. | |
| State preemption of local restrictions? | Yes | Yes | Local restrictions in place before July 15, 1985 are grandfathered in. Parishes may regulate hunting and the shooting of firearms. | |
| "Assault weapon" law? | No | No | ||
| NFA weapons restricted? | Yes | Yes | Automatic firearms, short-barreled shotguns, short-barreled rifles, or silencers may not be possessed or transferred without permission of the Department of Public Safety, and must be registered with the Department. |
Maine
Main article: Gun laws in Maine
| Subject/Law | Long Guns | Handguns | Relevant Statutes | Notes |
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Permit to purchase required?
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Firearm registration?
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Owner license required?
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Carry permits issued?
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Maine is a "shall issue" state for concealed carry.
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Open carry permitted?
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Open carry is generally permitted. Open carry in a vehicle is permitted only with a concealed carry license.
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State preemption of local restrictions?
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Local governments may restrict the discharge of firearms.
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"Assault weapon" law?
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NFA weapons restricted?
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