Only when asked by the officer

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

No specific restriction

Concealed guns on campus prohibited by law.

Loaded handguns in vehicles only lawful for Missouri permittees

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

No legal restriction - Reference article on page 67

None

No restrictions

Legal. State law does not require NFA registration. Hunting legal.

A weapon may be carried anywhere in a vehicle

Gun laws uniform except localities may regulate the open carry of loaded weapons by non-permittees in public areas.

Must take a course from a qualified instructor

Non-resident permits only available to active duty military and their spouses stationed in Missouri

SB 656 allows for permitless concealed carry for anyone 18 years or older who may lawfully own a gun both residents and non-residents.

No Duty to Retreat

- Police, sheriff, and highway patrol offices and stations, without the consent of the chief law enforcement officer in charge
- Within 25 feet of any polling place on election day
- Adult and juvenile detention or correctional institutions, prisons, and jails
- Courthouses solely occupied by the circuit, appellate, or supreme court, and any courtrooms, administrative offices, libraries, or other rooms of such courts even in shared buildings — including juvenile, family, and drug court offices
- Meetings of the governing body of a unit of local government, and meetings of the General Assembly or its committees. Members of the body may carry at their own body's meetings, and legislators, legislative employees, and statewide elected officials and their employees may carry in the State Capitol
- Portions of buildings owned, leased, or controlled by the General Assembly, Supreme Court, a county, or a municipality where that government has prohibited carry by rule or ordinance and posted signs at the entrance to the restricted area. Public housing, highways and rest areas, firing ranges, and government-controlled private dwellings must be exempted
- The portion of an establishment licensed to dispense liquor for on-premises consumption that is primarily devoted to that purpose, without the owner's consent. Bona fide restaurants seating 50+ that get at least 51% of gross income from food are excepted. Carrying while intoxicated is never authorized
- Areas of an airport where access is controlled by inspection of persons and property
- Anywhere federal law prohibits firearms
- Higher education institutions and elementary and secondary school facilities, without consent of the governing body or school official. Designated school protection officers are excepted
- Schools, school buses, and premises of any school-sponsored function or activity
- Portions of a building used as a child care facility, without the manager's consent. Operators of in-home child care facilities are excepted
- Riverboat gambling operations accessible by the public, without the owner's consent
- Gated areas of amusement parks
- Churches and other places of religious worship, without the consent of the minister or controlling organization
- Private property posted with one or more conspicuous signs at least 11x14 inches with lettering at least one inch
- Sports arenas and stadiums seating 5,000 or more
- Hospitals accessible by the public
- Bi-State Development Agency (Metro St. Louis) transit vehicles and facilities. Buses generally — concealing a deadly weapon as a passenger is a Class D felony
- State parks located on Army Corps of Engineers land, per federal law

Attorney General of Missouri
207 West High St / PO Box 899
Jefferson City, MO 65102
573-751-3321
www.ago.mo.gov

County Sheriff

5 Years

Bring proof of training and valid state ID to your county sheriff office