Can you Carry a concealed weapon in a national forest?

Answer 1

It depends on what state you are in.

Open Carry is banned in Florida by state law (790.053) except while engaged in (or going to and from) a lawful fishing, hunting, or camping expedition 790.25(3)(h).

Open Carry in a state forest or park is no different from anywhere else in the state of Florida. 790.33 insures that and it was clarified by the state attorney general in 2009.

Answer 2

In most cases, yes, you can carry a concealed weapon in a national forest as long as it is allowed by state law. However, it is important to familiarize yourself with the specific regulations of the national forest you plan to visit, as some areas may have restrictions on carrying firearms.

Answer 3

Per the 2nd Amendment, open carry is permitted in parks. Discharging the weapons is not.

A change in the law will allowed concealed weapons per state laws, effective February 2010.

Firearms are illegal inside federal buildings, including NPS visitor centers.

Answer 4

no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Actually, in 2009, a federal law passed allowing carry of certain weapons, including handguns, into a national forest, as long as the person carrying it can legally carry within whatever state where the national forest is located.