Gun Laws and Concealed Carry Reciprocity in Alaska - Concealed Coalition

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Q: Does Alaska recognize constitutional carry? Basically, does Alaska allow you to carry a gun without a permit?
A: Yes, Constitutional carry is Legal in the state of Alaska.

Q: Does Alaska allow open carry of guns?
A: Yes, without a permit for any person who is legally allowed to possess a firearm. The minimum age to open carry is 16. This conflicts with federal law, which prevents anyone under 18 from possessing a firearm.

Q: Is concealed carry legal in Alaska?
A: Anyone 21 and older in Alaska who is legally allowed to possess a firearm may carry a concealed firearm without a permit. However, Alaskan residents may need to get a concealed carry permit if they do not want a background check when purchasing more firearms or if they want to carry a firearm in states that Alaska has reciprocity with.

Q: How many states recognize my Alaska Permit?
A: Twenty-six recognize full reciprocity in Alaska and twelve states recognize reciprocity with restrictions in Alaska.

Q: What is the legal age for handgun purchase and a concealed carry permit in Alaska?
A: The minimum age is 21 years old.

Q: Can you concealed carry weapons other than handguns in Alaska with a concealed carry license?
A: No, it is illegal in the state of Alaska.

Q: Is it legal to buy or use chemical spray or pepper spray in Alaska?
A: Yes, pepper spray is legal in the state of Alaska.

Q: Does Alaska have magazine capacity restrictions for handguns?
A: Alaska does not have a restriction on magazine size.

Q: Does Alaska have ammunition restrictions?
A: Nope, Alaska has no ammunition restrictions.

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