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21 Φεβ 2024 · Yes, you can open carry on your own property in Florida without a permit. However, if a property is used as a place of business, open carry is not allowed. 1. Can I open carry on my own property if I have a concealed carry permit? Yes, if you have a concealed carry permit in Florida, you can also open carry on your own property.
20 Αυγ 2023 · If you’re short on time, here’s a quick answer: In Florida, you can legally open carry on private property that you own or have permission to use, as long as you are legally allowed to own the firearm. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover key questions around open carry on private property in Florida, including:
21 Φεβ 2024 · Yes, you can open carry on your property even if it is located within city limits in Florida, as long as you are in compliance with local ordinances and regulations. 13. Can I open carry on my property if it is part of a homeowners association in Florida?
Florida Statute 790.053 explicitly forbids individuals from openly carrying “any firearm, electric weapon or device.” This statute theoretically makes it illegal for anyone in Florida to open carry. However, this statute applies to two exceptions:
While open carry is generally prohibited in Florida, there are specific situations and locations where it is allowed. This section will detail these exceptions, providing clarity on when and where you can legally open carry a firearm.
You are allowed to openly carry a weapon on your own property (see Florida Statute 790.25 (n)); however, if you have a guest on your property, they are not legally able to openly carry that weapon, even if you give them permission.
Florida Statute § 790.25(5), allows for the open carry of a rifle or shotgun inside a private vehicle, by a person who is at least 18 years of age. Although legal, this is not necessarily a good idea and could cause unwanted attention from law enforcement of from those wanting to steal a firearm.
