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How to Prepare for Your Trip
As you're planning your trip, it's extremely important to research the firearm laws for each state you will enter. Thankfully, there are several tools available to assist with this.
NRA-LIA.com - This is the NRA’s legal website. It provides an overview of firearm laws, but the information is not very detailed.
HandgunLaw.us - This is a private website that provides detailed information on firearm law. The site is of very poor quality, but the information appears to be good.
TampaCarry.com/resources - Once you arrive on the resources page, click the button to view reciprocal states. On this page, we provide links to every state's laws on firearms as well as additional resources to help you in your research. Researching state laws is not easy. It will take a lot of reading and searching to find the answers you're looking for. However, taking a little time to do it now will prevent major problems later on.
Research You Must Complete
Here is a list of questions you must find the answers to before entering a new state:
1. What are the requirements for transporting a firearm through this state? 2. Is my firearm lawful to possess in this state?
3. Is hollow-point ammunition allowed in this state?
4. What places am I prohibited from carrying concealed?
5. Can I carry in a restaurant that serves alcohol?
6. What are the state requirements if stopped by the police?
7. What firearms or weapons can I lawfully carry concealed?
8. What are the laws on the use of deadly force?
9. Do I have to obey “no guns allowed” signs at a business?
10. If traveling with multiple firearms, how do non-concealed firearms need to be stored in my vehicle?
11. Does this state have a stand your ground provision? What are the rules? 12. Does this state have a castle doctrine? What are the rules?
13. Does this state have a retreat rule?
14. Does this state have a preemption law?