OpenRange Carry: CCW Laws
Concealed Carry Reciprocity
About
This app provides state-by-state concealed carry laws and alerts you when you cross state lines to ensure you know current gun carry regulations. It offers clear summaries of open carry rules, duty-to-inform requirements, and a reciprocity map, all without requiring an account.
What's New in OpenRange Carry
1.0.7
October 24, 2026
Updated the name, subtitle, and keywords.
FAQ
What is OpenRange Carry?
OpenRange Carry is a reference app that provides state-by-state concealed carry laws and alerts you to reciprocity changes when you cross state lines. It aims to help users understand gun carry regulations across different jurisdictions.
Does OpenRange Carry require an account?
No, OpenRange Carry is a privacy-first application and does not require an account to use its features. You can access all information and alerts without needing to register.
How does OpenRange Carry use location data?
Location data is used to detect when you enter a new state for automatic alerts and to display relevant carry and reciprocity information. This data is not used to track your live location, share movement history, or sell tracking feeds.
Is OpenRange Carry free?
No, OpenRange Carry is a paid application. The price is $2.99, and a portion of the revenue supports a non-profit organization for homeless veterans.
What devices does OpenRange Carry support?
OpenRange Carry is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who need to access firearm law information on the go.
How often is OpenRange Carry updated?
The latest version of OpenRange Carry is 1.0.7, and it was last updated on October 24, 2026. This indicates regular updates to ensure information remains current.
Does OpenRange Carry have ads?
Yes, OpenRange Carry contains advertisements. The app uses a mobile measurement partner for advertising measurement and install tracking to understand ad effectiveness.
What is the age rating for OpenRange Carry?
OpenRange Carry has an age rating of 17+. This is due to the nature of the content related to firearm laws and regulations.
