Can you carry a gun in NC with SC gun permit?

Answer 1

Yes, but not inside government buildings, banks, schools, churches, or any place marked NO WEAPONS. But their is a law that is rarely enforced called going armed to terror of the public, but someone will have to call the police and say that they are in fear, but it is very unlikely that the police will do any thing to you if you are not a felon, on probation or have been charged with a domestic related crime. Remember the 2nd amendment, you have the right to bear arms.

Answer 2

For an ordinary citizen in North Carolina, or any other State, it is unlawful to possess a fully automatic firearm. This includes weapons (firearms) which produce a 3-round burst with a single trigger pull.

Since the passage of The National Firearms Act of 1934, no citizen of the U.S. may own fully automatic firearms without special permit. This law includes guns which were designed as automatic, and any later modified to be so.

added: While North Carolina technically is a state which approves NFA permits, you probably won't be approved for one unless you're a licenced manufacturer or if you have a Type 1 FFL and a range for which those full autos would be used. If you're in Johnston, Wake, or Cumberland County, you won't get approved, period.

Answer 3

For Open Carry:

There are no permits necessary nor laws that restrict openly carrying a firearm in North Carolina.

For Concealed Carry:

Yes, North Carolina honors South Carolina CCW permits.

Answer 4

No and yes you need a permit for concealed carrying