Nebraska LEOSA Information
No information regarding the Nebraska LEOSA is available.
Relevant Court Cases and Opinions of Nebraska AG
• Nebraska Attorney General on Preemption of Banning Firearms on Cities • Nebraska Attorney General on Omaha Cannot Force Registration Among Carry Permit Holders
Additional Information and Airport Requirements
No laws are found regarding carrying firearms in airports. Validity of training in Nebraska is up to 3 years. To be able to establish residency, an individual must be a resident of Nebraska for 180 days. The minimum age requirement to obtain a permit in Nebraska is 21 years old. Laws on State Reciprocity: 69-2448. […]
Supplemental Information
Loaded and unloaded firearm are not defined in Nebraska law. Note: Without the definition, unloaded firearm should mean that there is no cartridge in the firing chamber or there is no magazine attached to it. State of Emergency 81-829.40. Governor; Powers and Duties. In the event of a natural disaster, emergency or public crisis, the […]
Age Requirements for Carrying or Moving Firearms
The minimum age requirement for possessing and transporting unloaded firearms that are secured in vehicles without the need for any type of permit is 18 years old. Note: Some states have restrictions on the possession and transportation of firearms that they only allow doing so to and from the gun shops, repair shops, shooting ranges, […]
Important Links
Alabama CCW Information Site Alabama CCW Application Form Frequently Asked Questions Alabama Statutes Administrative Rules Reciprocity Information Alabama Attorney General Sheriff Information Website 1 Sheriff Information Website 2 State Secretary
Reciprocity Guidelines for Montana
The state of Montana honors resident and non-resident permits issued by the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South […]
Carrying without a permit within Montana
45-8-316. Carrying concealed weapons. No person is allowed to possess a pistol, revolver, sword, knuckles made of metal or any deadly weapon without a permit. Violation of the law may result to a punishment of not more than $500 fine or 6 years of imprisonment, or both. 45-8-317. Exceptions. Section 45-8-316 is not applicable to […]
Applying for a Permit in Montana
To become eligible for application for a concealed carry permit in the state of Montana, an individual must be a resident of the state for at least six months preceding the submission of the application. It is also required that a person is at least 18 years old and a U.S. citizen who have undergone […]