According to Nevada law, can I carry a non-concealed gun, which rests on my hip?

Answer by  MarkWatrous (729)

According the Nevada State Legislature, you can carry a loaded or unloaded weapon in a non-concealed fashion upon your person, without a permit. The term for carrying such a weapon is known as "open carry". The only place that you cannot open carry your gun is Las Vegas (Clark County).

Answer by  tessamalk (466)

There is an open-carry law in Nevada that allows you to carry a handgun in plain sight, but there are exceptions. In Clark County, you need a registration to carry.

Answer by  caporfirio (804)

Yes you can if you have a permit. If you do not have the gun somewhere in which others can see it is considered concealment and is actually illegal.

Answer by  patti (29325)

You can carry a gun, provided that you meet all the requirements and that the firearm is legal and registered. Contact your local law enforcement for details.

Answer by  heather88 (1897)

You would have to ask a lawyer to see if you can. You could look it up online too. You may need to ask a lawyer though just to be sure.