Concealed carry is personal, and, for many women, the right setup comes down to finding a firearm that fits her hand, suits her wardrobe, and supports the way she actually moves through her day. A narrower grip and smaller footprint can make CCW concealment easier under form-fitting clothing, but fit matters more. The best carry…
Carrying a concealed firearm is a personal decision, and so is the position you choose to carry it in. With so many options available, it’s natural to ask, “What’s the best position for concealed carry?” The short answer is it depends. The right carry position for you comes down to three key factors; concealability, comfort,…
Our Nevada CCW Reciprocity Guide has up to date information (July 2025) on which state CCW permits Nevada recognizes, as well as which states recognize a Nevada permit.
Deciding to get your concealed carry permit is a big step, and choosing the right CCW class is a huge part of your journey. The training you receive will impact your confidence, skills, and understanding of the responsibilities that come with carrying a firearm. The good news is that there are plenty of options in…
Nevada’s concealed carry laws are relatively straightforward. However, they can seem intimidating if you’re new to firearm ownership, or visiting the Silver State. Whether you’re a Las Vegas local, or a tourist who wants to exercise their Second Amendment right while exploring the Strip, understanding these regulations can help you stay safe and avoid violating…
Those who have chosen to get their Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit will be relieved to know that the Nevada CCW renewal process is slightly easier than getting their initial permit. While you’ll still need to complete a Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association-approved firearms safety course, it’s only 4 hours instead of 8, and your renewal…
46 states, including Nevada, allow some form of open firearm carrying. The question is, why would you go through the hassle of getting a permit if you can simply open carry a firearm without any permit or license? Here’s everything you need to know about the open carry vs. concealed carry debate. Do You Need a…
As Nevada law mandates, the concealed carry weapon permit allows any resident or non-resident to carry a concealed firearm legally. The law was implemented in 2007. Any individuals who would like a permit must attend a permit training course that teaches safe handling and legal responsibilities. The permit applies to all handguns that you own,…
Adults, including non-residents, who are at least 21 years old, or 18 or older if on active military duty or honorably discharged, and who meet the requirements set forth in NRS 202.3653-202.369 are eligible to apply for a Nevada Concealed Firearms Permit (often referred to as a CCW Permit, Concealed Carry License, or Concealed Carry…
Whether you’ve purchased (or are planning to purchase) a firearm for self-defense, hunting, target shooting, or something else, it’s important to have a solid understanding of Nevada gun laws. Violating a law — even accidentally — can lead to criminal convictions, financial penalties, and even jail time. Even if you don’t live in the state,…
