⚠ Important Disclaimer

Please read before using any information on this site

This is not legal advice. Do not rely on this site alone before carrying a firearm. CarryMaps provides general educational information compiled from publicly available state statutes and official government sources. This information is provided for reference purposes only. It is NOT legal advice and does NOT create an attorney-client relationship. Laws change, and information on this site may be incomplete, outdated, or misinterpreted. Always verify carry laws directly with your state's official statutes, the relevant law enforcement agency, or a licensed attorney before carrying a firearm.

1. Educational Information Only

All content on CarryMaps is intended solely for general educational and informational purposes. Nothing on this site constitutes legal advice, legal opinion, or a recommendation to take any specific action.

Using or relying on information from CarryMaps does not create a lawyer-client relationship between you and CarryMaps or any person associated with it.

2. Laws Change Frequently

Concealed carry laws change at the state and local level regularly — sometimes with very short notice. Legislative sessions, court decisions, and emergency measures can alter what is legal in a matter of days or weeks.

Before carrying a firearm in any state, always verify the current law directly with:
  • The official state legislature website (the authoritative source of current statutes)
  • The state's Attorney General office
  • The relevant state police or Department of Public Safety
  • A licensed attorney in the applicable state

CarryMaps makes no representation that information is current as of the date you read it. Every data entry shows a "last verified" date, but that date does not guarantee the law has not changed since then.

3. Accuracy and Completeness

While we strive to source all data from official government statutes and agencies, we cannot guarantee that every piece of information on this site is accurate, complete, or error-free. Errors in reading, transcribing, or interpreting statutes are possible.

States marked "needs verification" in our system have data that has not yet been independently confirmed against the official statute. Treat all data as preliminary until verified.

Carry laws also vary by:

This site presents a general overview only. It does not cover every restriction, exception, or circumstance.

4. No Liability

CarryMaps, its owners, operators, contributors, and affiliates expressly disclaim all liability for any loss, damage, injury, citation, arrest, prosecution, or other consequence resulting from reliance on information provided on this website.

This includes, without limitation:

You carry a firearm at your own risk and are solely responsible for knowing and complying with applicable laws.

5. Federal Law

This site primarily addresses state concealed carry laws. Federal laws governing firearms (including but not limited to the Gun Control Act, National Firearms Act, and the Firearm Owners Protection Act safe passage provision) apply in addition to state laws and are not comprehensively covered here. Always be aware of applicable federal law.

6. Reciprocity Limitations

Reciprocity agreements between states change. A state that honored your permit last year may not honor it today. Always verify current reciprocity status with the accepting state's official sources before relying on cross-state carry privileges.

7. Not Affiliated With Government

CarryMaps is an independent private website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any federal, state, or local government agency. All government links provided are for reference only.

8. Consult an Attorney

For advice specific to your situation — including questions about whether you are legally eligible to carry, what restrictions apply in specific locations, or how to obtain a permit — consult a licensed attorney in the applicable jurisdiction.

When in doubt, don't carry.