hi, new member, and OC

[biker4christ]

HI, I liove in Missouri and have been looking for laws pertaining to OC, i have found that is ok to OC but thats all i know, any more advice or anything would be appreciated, thanks

 

[Gr8gunz]

HI, I liove in Missouri and have been looking for laws pertaining to OC, i have found that is ok to OC but thats all i know, any more advice or anything would be appreciated, thanks

There are many websites that can answer all your OC/CCW questions for your state far better than this forum. Here are a few.
Don't forget to verify with local law enforcement.

Missouri Gun Rights - An Overview of Gun Laws in Missouri
Gun Laws - FindLaw
Gun laws in the United States by state - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[UATKP]

Welcome to the forum! Agree with the above post; some good info in the links... except:
Take everything in reference to State Law that you are told by a Law Enforcement Officer with a grain of salt. They are notorious for being wrong. JMHO, of course.

 

[tattedupboy]

Opencarry.org is a pretty good site. Go to the Missouri forum for questions about your particular state.

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[golddigger14s]

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[carracer]

Welcome! Glad to have you here!

Please don't feel that you are being turned away from here. I belong to both sites and have a great time at both!

 

[logunowner]

HI, I liove in Missouri and have been looking for laws pertaining to OC, i have found that is ok to OC but thats all i know, any more advice or anything would be appreciated, thanks

I am new to the forum as well. Missouri Senate just passed today HB436 that will allow open carry anywhere in the state as long as you have a CCW. The bill needs to pass the House but that is not seen as a problem and there is enough votes for a veto override should that become necessary.

 

[golddigger14s]

I am new to the forum as well. Missouri Senate just passed today HB436 that will allow open carry anywhere in the state as long as you have a CCW. The bill needs to pass the House but that is not seen as a problem and there is enough votes for a veto override should that become necessary.

That seem kinda silly, you need a conceal permit to open carry? Oh well, better than not allowed at all. Definately check out the OC site it has a wealth of OC info with out being told that your way of thinking is wrong.

 

[logunowner]

The State of Missouri is currently a open carry State, but it is not a preemptive law. There by allowing individual cities to have ordinances against open carry. HB 436 allows open carry in those cities for those with a CCW. I agree that constitutional carry would be better but we will take what we can get at this point in time.