Features > Gun Laws and Travel > Nevada Gun Laws and Travel Guide
Nevada is gun friendly but beware that some city laws may differ. If you are traveling from state to state and carrying, you need to know the situation in each state you are entering or you could get into trouble. For certain states or if you have any doubt at all, keeping moving through the state (reference the McClure-Volkmer Act to only stop for gas and emergencies) towards your final destination state. Your destination state must have acceptable laws for your stay. We make some generalities with our color map here for ease of use so you should always look up the current details of the laws. Handgun laws are where it usually varies the most. This is a controversial issue but which ever side you are on, it is better to have informed people out there. You can also download an easy to print new 2013 version with all states and details.
Nevada Gun Law Travel Guide Basics
Ownership: unrestricted, no permit or license necessary
Consistency of laws: mostly uniform throughout state, local city laws may differ
Self-defense: NO castle doctrine
Open carry: unrestricted under state, local laws may differ
Concealed carry: licenses are issued, permits accepted from some other states
Vehicle carry handguns: in plain view or glove box but not concealed on person
Vehicle carry long guns: unloaded (nothing in chamber) in vehicle and not concealed
Nevada Statutes 202.365
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Nevada Firearms Coalition
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