Frequent Questions About Wyoming Concealed Carry Permit.
What are Wyoming's Concealed Firearm Permit requirements?
To Qualify for the Wyoming Concealed Firearm Permit, the following is required:
- A legal resident of Wyoming for 6 months or more
- 21 Years old or older
- Physically able to safely handle and operate a firearm
- Is eligible to possess a firearm pursuant to 18 U.S.C. section 922(g) or W.S. 6-8-102
- Has not been committed to a state or federal facility for the abuse of a controlled substance or convicted of a violation of the Wyoming Controlled Substances Act of 1971, W.S. 35-7-1001 through 35-7-1057 or similar laws of any other state or the United States relating to controlled substances.
- Does not chronically or habitually use alcoholic liquor and malt beverages to the extent that his normal faculties are impaired.
- Has not been committed to a mental institution
- Is not currently adjudicated to be legally incompetent
- Demonstrates familiarity with a firearm. (Course completion certificate required)
Do I need a Wyoming Concealed Firearm Permit to carry concealed in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming law allows a U.S. resident who is legally allowed to possess a firearm and meets the statutory qualifications to carry concealed in Wyoming without a permit. However, a Wyoming Concealed Firearm Permit can still be valuable for carrying in other states that recognize Wyoming’s permit.
What do I need to do after completing the class?
After class, students should apply through the sheriff’s office in their Wyoming county of residence and submit the required application materials, proof of training, fingerprints, and applicable fees. Wyoming DCI notes that applicants are responsible for understanding the laws of any state where they carry, because a permit does not override another state’s laws.