Lawful

Only when asked by the officer

Concealed Carry is legal in accordance with state laws that regulate the right to carry

No specific regulation. Same as any other private property.

Concealed guns allowed by law, but schools limit locations/who carries

Loaded handguns allowed in vehicles ONLY if you have an Oregon permit.

Churches act like any other private property and may restrict
on a church by church basis

No legal restriction - Reference article on page 67

Firearms must be securely stored any time they are not in the owner's immediate control.

No state restrictions

Legal with NFA registration (Form 4 required under state law). Hunting legal.

Loaded handguns are ok so long as they are not concealed and not readily accessible unless in a locality with different laws

There is a state preemption statute but it allows local regulation of loaded gun carry.

Applicants must complete a simple handgun safety course. No live fire required.

Non-residents of adjacent states may apply if they have their home state permit first.

No

No Duty to Retreat

- Court facilities — courthouses and any portion of a building occupied by a circuit court, Court of Appeals, Supreme Court, or Tax Court, or by personnel related to those courts. A Class C felony with no license exception. A presiding judge may permit specified weapons, and local court facilities are covered when the presiding judge has entered an order
- The Capitol building group — the Capitol, State Office Building, State Library, Labor and Industries Building, State Transportation Building, Agriculture Building, and Public Service Building
- Passenger terminals of commercial service airports with over one million passenger boardings per year (Portland)
- School grounds where the district school board, a public university board, OHSU's board, or a community college board has adopted a policy revoking the license defense, with signs posted at all normal entry points and notice on the board's website
- Buildings owned or controlled by a city, county, or district and used for official meetings, where the governing body has adopted such a policy and posted signs
- Department of Corrections facility grounds
- Racecourses regulated by the Racing Commission
- Commission for the Blind property, including vehicles
- Tribal land and all property owned by any of the nine federally recognized Oregon tribes, including casinos, without written permission from the tribal judge for each property
- State parks located on Army Corps of Engineers land, per federal law

Oregon Attorney General
1162 Court St NE
Salem, OR 97301
503-378-4400
www.doj.state.or.us

County Sheriff

4 Years

Complete a qualifying class and present your certificate at your county sheriff's office. Fill out the application and pay the fee.