West Virginia is a stalwart supporter of the Second Amendment, having firmly established Constitutional Carry as the law of the land. From the coal fields to the Eastern Panhandle, the state’s laws are designed to be as non-restrictive as possible for law-abiding citizens. West Virginia has no registration, no waiting periods, and has enacted the Second Amendment Preservation Act to push back against federal regulation. This guide explores the state’s robust Castle Doctrine, the ease of private transfers, and the legalities of carrying in state forests and parks.
West Virginia has some restrictions that surround owning, selling and carrying firearms. For those interested in selling their gun, being familiar with state and federal laws that govern the transaction will be helpful to ensure all parties are in compliance with the regulation when finalizing the transaction. For those unfamiliar with the regulations, Dunlap Gun […]
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