West Virginia HB5372 allows 18-20 year olds to carry concealed deadly weapons without a permit.
West Virginia HB5372, the WV Constitutional Carry Act of 2025, amends the state code to allow individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed deadly weapons without a permit, aligning their rights with those of individuals 21 and older. The bill exempts certain individuals from permit requirements, including those carrying weapons on their own premises, transporting unloaded firearms, or hunting lawfully. It also outlines penalties for carrying concealed weapons without a permit, including fines and imprisonment.
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