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There is no statutary limit on age for open carry. BUT you must have a gun permit which has an age requirement of 21 years.

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Can you open carry a black powder pistol in Tennessee without a permit?

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Do you have to conceal your weapon if you have a concealed weapons permit?

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Can you open carry a pistol in Massachusetts?

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How old do you have to be to carry a gun in Wyoming?

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What does anomalous open carry for firearms means?

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What are the laws on open carry if you have a misdemeanor?

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What are Kentucky's open carry laws?

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