This is not legal advice.Concealed-carry reciprocity changes frequently and carries serious legal consequences. Verify current law with the destination state's official source before you carry.
Concealed Carry Reciprocity Map
Pick the permit you hold and see where it is honored across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Recognition is directional and often conditional, so the map distinguishes a full "honored" from "honored with conditions" (resident-only or a specific permit class).
A Texas permit is honored in 33 states outright, 4 with conditions, and not honored in 13. Tap a state for the details.
- Your permit state (1)
- Honored (33)
- Honored with conditions (4)
- Not honored (13)
- Not yet verified (0)
"Honored with conditions" means recognition is resident-only or limited to a specific permit class — the pair page spells out which.
Publishing this? The same reciprocity matrix is available as a free CC BY 4.0 open dataset — CSV, JSON and a copy-paste embed.
Reciprocity map — FAQ
- How do I use the concealed carry reciprocity map?
- Select the state that issued your permit. Every state then recolors to show whether it honors your permit: green for honored, amber for honored with conditions (resident-only or a specific permit class), red for not honored, and gray where recognition is not yet verified against a primary source. Tap any state to open the directional detail page.
- What does 'honored with conditions' mean on the map?
- It means the destination state recognizes your permit only in a limited way — for example only if you are a resident of the issuing state, or only for a specific class of permit such as an 'enhanced' license. The pair page for that state explains the exact condition.
- Is the reciprocity map legal advice?
- No. The map is a reference tool sourced from each honoring state's own official reciprocity information. Laws change and can be litigated — verify with the destination state before you carry.