I was hoping to get as much information as possible on carry laws, both oc & cc, for Las Vegas, Nevada.
Also, does Nevada allow transfer of permit like a DL or do I have to start all over and apply for a NV carry permit from scratch?
Real helpful community I see.
Real helpful community I see.
I am truly sorry that we didn't meet your expectation of sitting and checking this forum every couple of hours to look up your answers for you. Actually, to meet the criteria between your first two posts we would have to check in every 1/2 hour. Would you like our phone numbers so you can page us so that we don't inconvenience you longer than necessary?
Let me google that for you
You will also have to register all of your handguns with LVMPD within 60 days of moving to Clark County.
You have to start all over. You have to take an eight hour class plus qualify for each semi you want to carry (but just one revolver). I don't know if NV accepts TN permits but it can take up to 120 days to get a NV permit though Metro has been pretty good in getting them out after about 30 days or so.
OC isn't addressed in the laws, but you shouldn't have a problem unless you are on the strip. If you are OC on the strip, expect a visit from the police.
I am truly sorry that we didn't meet your expectation of sitting and checking this forum every couple of hours to look up your answers for you. Actually, to meet the criteria between your first two posts we would have to check in every 1/2 hour. Would you like our phone numbers so you can page us so that we don't inconvenience you longer than necessary?
Let me google that for you
You will also have to register all of your handguns with LVMPD within 60 days of moving to Clark County.
TN and Nevada have reciprocal carry permit laws. In Las Vegas you have to register your handguns within 60 days of moving there.
Gun registration (blue card) is required for all of Clark County, not just the City of Las Vegas If you purchase a weapon and you are a resident of Clark County, it's 72 hours
Or you could sing the Lynard Skynard song "Sweet Home Alabama". A song that is sort of odd because that band is from Jacksonville, FL.