Preview: Traveler’s Guide To The Firearm Laws Of The Fifty States 2024 Edition

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posted on June 22, 2024
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Traveler’s Guide To The Firearm Laws Of The Fifty States 2024 Edition

Lawyer J. Scott Kappas’ Traveler’s Guide To The Firearm Laws Of The Fifty States has notable updates for 2024, including more than 100 changes from the 2023 edition.

The latest 68-pg. version provides updates on conditional reciprocity states, new page formatting for easier reading and reference, an interactive CCW-reciprocity map customizable by the reader and all-new coverage of concealed carry on select Indian reservations.

The guide offers clear, easy-to-understand interpretation of often-confusing ordinances regarding legal firearm carry, as well as general laws governing the ownership and use of firearms in each state.

MSRP is $16. For more information, visit gunlawguide.com.

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