Important Links

July 14, 2018 //

Alabama CCW Website Application for a Pistol Permit Sheriff’s Office Frequently Asked Questions 2013 Changes in Alabama Laws Code of Alabama Alabama Administrative Code Alabama Secretary of State

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Reciprocity Guidelines for Alabama

July 14, 2018 //

The state of Alabama honors licenses that are issued by other states. It also honors non-resident permits released by the states that they honor. https://nationalcarryacademy.com/alabama-purchase/images/Alabama-Reciprocity.png Section 13A­11­85. Reciprocity for licenses issued in other states. Individuals who are not residents of Alabama and are holders of carry permits issued by other states shall be permitted to […]

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Carrying without a permit in Alabama

July 14, 2018 //

Section 13A­11­73. License to Carry Pistol in Vehicle or Concealed on person – Required. Under this section, no person is allowed to carry a firearm in his possession or in a vehicle if he has no valid license to carry.

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Applying for a Permit in Alabama

July 14, 2018 //

The one responsible in the issuance of a carry permit is the local sheriff. To learn more detail about the application, contact the sheriff of the county you are residing in. Validity of permits is up to 5 years. The minimum age to apply for a license is 18 years old. Training is not required […]

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Applying for Non-Resident Permit

July 14, 2018 //

Military members who are stationed in Alabama and their spouses may apply for non­resident permits as long as they have their driver’s license from the state of their residence. To know more about this, check with the sheriff of your county.

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Carry Permit Limitations

July 14, 2018 //

13A­11­61.2. The following areas do not allow carrying of firearms, even with a valid license to carry: ● Sheriff, police and highway patrol offices ● Correctional facilities, juvenile detention, halfway house, prison or jail ● Facilities used in caring for patients with psychiatric or mental illnesses ● Courthouses, office of the District Attorney, and buildings […]

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Gun Sign Requirements and Limitations

July 14, 2018 //

“No Gun” signs in the state of Alabama have the force of the law. An owner should be legally allowed to post “No Firearm” signs on his property. If not, people may file complaints and the owner may be charged with a class C misdemeanor. As per recommendation of the nationalcarryacademy.com, when you come across […]

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Police Contact Carry Inform Requirements

July 14, 2018 //

Carriers are not obliged to inform police officer on contact immediately when they are carrying. The Alabama law does not clearly state that carriers must present their carry permits when asked by a law enforcement officer, but the law said that the permit must be brought whenever a person carries a firearm either in his […]

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Personal Vehicle Storage Limitations

July 14, 2018 //

13A­11­90. Public and private employers are allowed to restrict possession of firearms from their employees, even those who are carry permit holders, while they are inside the employer’s property. However, transporting and storing of a firearm or ammunition in a vehicle which is parked on the employer’s property should not be prohibited, as long as […]

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Carry Restrictions for State, National and other Public Lands

July 14, 2018 //

Possession of firearms on state parks, state forests and national forests is allowed.

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