Where can you carry with a Wisconsin Concealed Carry License?

 As of today, here are the states where you can carry a concealed handgun with a Wisconsin CCL.


Many states are "Constitutional Carry" and do not require a concealed carry license, and others simply honor the Wisconsin license.  Including Wisconsin, currently you can carry in 35 states.


  1. Alabama

  2. Alaska

  3. Arizona

  4. Arkansas

  5. Colorado

  6. Florida

  7. Georgia

  8. Idaho

  9. Indiana

  10. Iowa

  11. Kansas

  12. Kentucky

  13. Louisiana

  14. Maine

  15. Michigan

  16. Mississippi

  17. Missouri

  18. Montana

  19. Nebraska

  20. New Hampshire

  21. Nevada

  22. North Carolina

  23. North Dakota

  24. Ohio

  25. Oklahoma

  26. Pennsylvania

  27. South Dakota

  28. Tennessee

  29. Texas

  30. Utah

  31. Vermont

  32. Virginia

  33. West Virginia

  34. Wisconsin

  35. Wyoming





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