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Learn how H. 3594, signed by the Governor on March 7, 2024, allows individuals to carry firearms openly or concealed without a permit in South Carolina. Find out the exceptions, penalties, and training options for constitutional carry.
Learn about the requirements, restrictions, and reciprocity of concealed carry in South Carolina. Find out how to apply for a permit, what training is needed, and where you can and cannot carry a firearm.
Learn how to apply for, renew, or replace a CWP in South Carolina online or by mail. Find out the requirements, fees, statistics, and instructor list for CWP.
Learn about the permitless carry, self-defense, and reciprocity laws in South Carolina. Find out how to get a concealed carry permit, what weapons are allowed, and where you can and cannot carry.
South Carolina is the 29th state to pass permitless carry legislation, which allows gun owners to openly carry firearms without a permit. The law, signed by Gov. McMaster in March 2024, also includes increased penalties for illegal gun use and possession.
A new law effective from March 2024 allows any adult who can legally own a gun to carry one openly or concealed without a permit or training. It also enhances penalties for people who carry...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Any adult who can legally own a gun can now carry one openly in South Carolina after Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill into law Thursday, just a day after it received final legislative approval.. Gun rights supporters have pushed for the law for nearly a decade, first allowing open carry for people who took the training to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
While there is currently no state requirement for a permit to possess a rifle, shotgun or handgun, the 2021 law on which the permitless carry bill was based only applied to firearms with a length of “less than twelve inches,” according to the bill McMaster signed at the time.
Learn about the requirements, fees, and process of getting a South Carolina Concealed Weapons Permit (CWP) or a permit from a state that South Carolina honors. Find out how to carry a loaded gun in your car, stand your ground, and access shooting ranges in South Carolina.
Learn about the latest changes and restrictions on handgun carry in South Carolina, including open carry, concealed carry, permits, and prohibited places. Find out who can and cannot own a gun and how to keep concealed weapons out of your business.