by Mike V. | State Reciprocity and Restrictions
Maryland may issue a wear and carry permit to qualified individuals who are 18 years and older. The applicant must show “good and substantial reason” to carry a concealed firearm. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to get a concealed permit in Maryland....
by Mike V. | State Reciprocity and Restrictions
Maine is a constitutional carry state, and does not require a permit to carry concealed for individuals 21 and older. However, the state does offer a concealed carry permit for the purposes of reciprocity. In order to be eligible, the applicant for the permit must be...
by Mike V. | State Reciprocity and Restrictions
Kentucky is a shall issue state, and requires applicants for a concealed carry to be at least 21 years old. The issuing authority is the Kentucky State Department of polices, but applicants should submit their paperwork to the sheriff of their county. Depending on...
by Mike V. | State Reciprocity and Restrictions
Kansas is a constitutional carry state, and as such, a concealed carry permit (CCHL) is not necessary to carry a firearm, either openly or concealed. However, the state does offer permits for the purpose of reciprocity. Obtaining a CCHL in Kansas has several...
by Mike V. | State Reciprocity and Restrictions
Iowa is a shall issue state that offers two different types of weapons carry permits. First, Iowa provides a professional carry permit to those individuals who require one for their career. Applicants for a professional carry permit must be 18 years old in order to...