Carrying a firearm
Carry rules, the duty to disclose, where guns are barred, and self defense.
6 sections
- Carrying a FirearmMCA 45-8-316 — concealed carry with no permit for anyone eligible to possess a firearm, and open carry for anyone not barred
- The Concealed Weapon PermitMCA 45-8-321 — from the county sheriff within 60 days, at 18, after 6 months of residence, good for 5 years
- Where Carrying Is RestrictedMCA 45-8-356 — a permit holder may carry anywhere but jails, airport security, federal buildings, courtrooms, posted private property and school buildings
- Who Cannot Have a GunMCA 45-8-313 — after a felony with a weapon enhancement or one on the offender registry, 2 to 10 years
- Children and FirearmsMCA 45-8-344 — no child under 14 carrying a firearm in public without a supervising adult
- Sawed-Off FirearmsMCA 45-8-340 — a rifle under 16 inches or a shotgun under 18, unless federally stamped
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