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It depends on local laws, and what the misdemeanor is. For instance, in Tennessee, you can get a permit as long as you don't have a DUI (within 5 years I think).
Yes, if you have a Texas concealed handgun carry permit, or a permit from any state with which Texas recognizes reciprocity, you can carry a concealed hangun in Texas.
If you mean a Domestic Violence CONVICTION, you are prohibited from possessing ANY firearm anywhere in the US. This is a Federal law. Title 18, Section 922, US Code. Not only can you not get a concealed handgun permit, you may not possess a handgun- or rifle or shotgun.
If you mean a Domestic Violence CONVICTION, you are prohibited from possessing ANY firearm anywhere in the US. This is a Federal law. Title 18, Section 922, US Code. Not only can you not get a concealed handgun permit, you may not possess a handgun- or rifle or shotgun.
Numerous states recognize the Texas permit.
Iowa Law requires that an individual have a permit to carry handguns. This permit is necessary for both open and concealed carry.
Apparently is does not require it to be concealed as long as you have a permit. See related link for more information.
Some - but not all - misdemeanors can disqualify you from being able to purchase and own a firearm. Without knowing what YOUR specific misdemeanor was, there is no telling whether or not that charge will prevent you from owning one. However, just giving an example, I was charged with Criminal Mischief when I was 14, and I now have a Type 1 FFL and North Carolina concealed carry permit.
Yes, if you have a concealed hand guns permit with you at all times. The ammunition can not be in the weapon or stored in the same place in the vehicle as the hand gun, however it may be in the clip or magazine of the weapon as long as they are not stored around eachother. So basically, you can have a concealed hand gun in your vehicle as long as you always have your permit for the weapon and it is not loaded.
Assuming you have a concealed weapons permit, or can otherwise legally possess a concealed weapon, yes, it's perfectly legal, at least in most states. I don't know right off hand of any states that prohibit that.
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It depends on where you are. In the U.S. each state sets its own rules. For instance, in Tennessee, there is no such thing as a weapons permit, it's a handgun carry permit, and applies to handguns only. Other than handguns, basically anyone can carry any legal weapon, but to carry a handgun, you must have the handgun permit. On the other hand, Florida issues a "concealed weapons permit" and it covers any legal weapon.
The basic answer is no. In most states, you have to be 21 to get a handgun carry permit, however, I think there are one or two states that will issue handgun carry permits to people 18 or older.