National Carry AcademyReciprocity Guidelines for Kansas
January 10, 2016
Kansas is one of the five states in the U.S. that honors all permits/licenses issued in the other states, for non-residents, provided that the carrier is 21 years old or older.
75-7c03. Non-residents of Kansas who are issued concealed carry permits/licenses from other states shall be honored by the state.
Note: Starting July 1, 2015, Kansas residents are allowed to carry their concealed firearms for self-defense in Oklahoma without the need for any kind of license/permit. The carrier must bring with him the carry license obtained from the state he belongs to when carrying any type of defensive firearm. To read more information about the law that applies to those who come from permitless states, visit Oklahoma’s page at www.handgunlaw.us.
Reciprocity Guidelines for Kansas
January 10, 2016
Kansas is one of the five states in the U.S. that honors all permits/licenses issued in the other states, for non-residents, provided that the carrier is 21 years old or older.
75-7c03. Non-residents of Kansas who are issued concealed carry permits/licenses from other states shall be honored by the state.
Note: Starting July 1, 2015, Kansas residents are allowed to carry their concealed firearms for self-defense in Oklahoma without the need for any kind of license/permit. The carrier must bring with him the carry license obtained from the state he belongs to when carrying any type of defensive firearm. To read more information about the law that applies to those who come from permitless states, visit Oklahoma’s page at www.handgunlaw.us.