Minnesota Drops Nevada and Adds West Virginia Reciprocity

Minnesota law essentially dictates that Minnesota will honor permits from states that have similar permit-to-carry law. There are a few key components to that that include:

  • Minimum age of 21 to obtain a permit
  • Training with live fire required to apply

Based on those two criteria Minnesota has made two changes to their reciprocity.

Minnesota No Longer Honors The Nevada Permit

Nevada has been withdrawn as a “similar” state because age 21 is no longer the minimum age for all permit applicants.

Minnesota Now Honors The West Virginia Permit

Minnesota has taken notice that WV requires training with live-fire and they have a minimum age of 21. Thus the WV permit is now valid in Minnesota!

At ConcealedCarry.com we are committed to keeping you up to date with all Concealed carry permit reciprocity changes. You can access a current map for your own state's permit or your own combination of state permits here: Concealed Carry Reciprocity Maps

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Jacob S. Paulsen is the President of ConcealedCarry.com. ConcealedCarry.com provides in-person and online firearm training for American gun owners. The Company is currently teaching in-person classes in 25+ states with a team of more than 55 instructors. Jacob is a NRA certified instructor & Range Safety Officer, USCCA certified instructor and training counselor, Utah BCI instructor, Affiliate instructor for Next Level Training, Graduate and certified instructor for The Law of Self Defense, and a Glock and Sig Sauer Certified Armorer. He resides in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado with his wife and children.

About Jacob Paulsen

Jacob S. Paulsen is the President of ConcealedCarry.com. ConcealedCarry.com provides in-person and online firearm training for American gun owners. The Company is currently teaching in-person classes in 25+ states with a team of more than 55 instructors. Jacob is a NRA certified instructor & Range Safety Officer, USCCA certified instructor and training counselor, Utah BCI instructor, Affiliate instructor for Next Level Training, Graduate and certified instructor for The Law of Self Defense, and a Glock and Sig Sauer Certified Armorer. He resides in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado with his wife and children.

7 Comments

  1. Charlie Powers on March 22, 2018 at 11:02 pm

    Jacob,
    ” Thus the WV permit is not valid in Minnesota!”… Did you mean to say, “is NOW valid”?

    • Joshua Gillem on March 26, 2018 at 7:07 am

      Thanks for catching that, sometimes I wonder why they pay me to be editor. lol. I am human, after all. I updated it.

  2. K Seger on March 25, 2018 at 2:07 pm

    Thank you! Why don’t people learn to spell or at least use a spell checker. This mistake was a big one in that it left the reader confused. Is it Yes or is it No???

    • Joshua Gillem on March 26, 2018 at 7:09 am

      Technically speaking, the word “not” is not misspelled. It was the wrong word, but a spell checker would not have picked it up. We have a spell checker built in, as most devices do these days. Not making an excuse for poor editing on my part. That’s all me. I have updated it to reflect the proper wording.

  3. Antonio on September 23, 2018 at 2:00 pm

    Does Minnesota honor the Nevada CCW Permit? Your thread above or website below says NO, while the following website…says YES.

    You say NO…
    https://www.concealedcarry.com/reciprocity/minnesota-drops-nevada-adds-west-virginia-reciprocity/

    They say YES…
    https://www.gunstocarry.com/gun-laws-state/nevada-gun-laws/#nv-map

    Please provide clarification…

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