Difference between revisions of "Concealed carry"
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− | Most [[State]]s of the [[USA]] allow citizens to carry concealed [[weapons]] (usually a [[handgun]]), providing they have a '''legal permit''' to do so. | + | Most [[State]]s of the [[USA]] allow citizens to carry concealed [[weapons]] (usually a [[handgun]]), providing they have a '''legal permit''' to do so. This concealed weapon permit is commonly referred to as a CWL, CCL, CWP, or CCP depending on the state. Contrast concealed carry with [[Open carry]]. |
− | == See | + | In "[[free state]]s" such as [[Idaho]], [[Wyoming]], [[Montana]], [[Alaska]], [[Arizona]] the only "permit" required is the [[Second Amendment]]. This type of concealled carry is called [[Constitutional carry]]. |
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+ | ==See Also== | ||
+ | * [[Pocket pistol]] | ||
+ | * [[IWB holster]] | ||
[[Category:Laws]] | [[Category:Laws]] | ||
[[Category:United States Law]] | [[Category:United States Law]] | ||
[[Category:Pro Second Amendment]] | [[Category:Pro Second Amendment]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Fireams Terms]] | ||
[[Category:Everyday Carry]] | [[Category:Everyday Carry]] | ||
[[Category:Bug-out Bag]] | [[Category:Bug-out Bag]] |
Revision as of 01:25, 1 April 2016
Most States of the USA allow citizens to carry concealed weapons (usually a handgun), providing they have a legal permit to do so. This concealed weapon permit is commonly referred to as a CWL, CCL, CWP, or CCP depending on the state. Contrast concealed carry with Open carry.
In "free states" such as Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, Arizona the only "permit" required is the Second Amendment. This type of concealled carry is called Constitutional carry.