Conceal Carry Reciprocity is when a state legally recognizes another states’ concealed carry license, allowing the non-resident license-holder to carry concealed in the state being visited.
The license-holder must obey and abide by all laws of the state they are currently in. While this can be a handy resource when traveling, make sure you know the rules and laws of each state you will be carrying in, or else you could face harsh penalties.
As each state has a separate page to help you search better, you will find a particular state’s reciprocity on it’s CCW page on this site.
Pick your state, and at the bottom of the page, there will be a list of states that recognize your concealed carry license.
- Alabama Reciprocity
- Alaska Reciprocity
- Arizona Reciprocity
- Arkansas Reciprocity
- California Reciprocity
- Colorado Reciprocity
- Connecticut Reciprocity
- Delaware Reciprocity
- District of Columbia (DC) Reciprocity
- Florida Reciprocity
- Georgia Reciprocity
- Hawaii Reciprocity
- Idaho Reciprocity
- Illinois Reciprocity
- Indiana Reciprocity
- Iowa Reciprocity
- Kansas Reciprocity
- Kentucky Reciprocity
- Louisiana Reciprocity
- Maine Reciprocity
- Maryland Reciprocity
- Massachusetts Reciprocity
- Michigan Reciprocity
- Minnesota Reciprocity
- Mississippi Reciprocity
- Missouri Reciprocity
- Montana Reciprocity
- Nebraska Reciprocity
- Nevada Reciprocity
- New Hampshire Reciprocity
- New Jersey Reciprocity
- New Mexico Reciprocity
- New York Reciprocity
- North Carolina Reciprocity
- North Dakota Reciprocity
- Ohio Reciprocity
- Oklahoma Reciprocity
- Oregon Reciprocity
- Pennsylvania Reciprocity
- Rhode Island Reciprocity
- South Carolina Reciprocity
- South Dakota Reciprocity
- Tennessee Reciprocity
- Texas Reciprocity
- Utah Reciprocity
- Vermont Reciprocity
- Virginia Reciprocity
- Washington Reciprocity
- West Virginia Reciprocity
- Wisconsin Reciprocity
- Wyoming Reciprocity
Please note that while we do attempt to stay accurate with up-to-date information, rules and legislation change all the time, so please check directly with your state’s issuing authority before traveling or assuming your license will be recognized.