It depends on what you mean. If you mean, can you have a gun in your car, the answer is, it depends. Some states, such as Mississippi, allow a person to carry a gun in the car even if the person doesn't have a permit, because the car is considered an extension of your home. Other states, such as Tennessee, allow car carry only if you have a valid handgun carry permit. Federal law allows you to transport an unloaded firearm in your car while travelling if the gun is unloaded and not accessible to you, so even if you don't have a permit, you can transport a firearm from one place to another, even if you don't have a permit, as long as you can legally possess the gun.
It depends on the state. Some states yes, some states no.
You can carry a concealed handgun in most states except for Illinois and the District of Columbia. Each state has different laws, and some states allow open carry, some do not, and some allow either. Check handgunlaw.us for more information.
The majority of states prohibit driving with a loaded handgun unless the person possessing the gun has a carry permit. Some states do allow keeping a handgun loaded in the car but require that it be locked away. Texas is interesting - loaded guns must be out of sight. Other states, like Maryland, are incredibly anti-gun and take their laws seriously. In California, if you carry a loaded gun or part of a gun (e.g. a loaded clip) in the car and it is not in a locked container, you will go to jail and you will be charged with a felony.
Some states will allow out-of-state residents to get a concealed carry permit by that state, but not all states do this.
With the proper permit and not concealed. actually, the concealed part depends on where you are. In the U.S. each state sets its own laws for permit issue. Some states allow concealed carry, some state allow open carry, some states allow either.
In most states, do you have to have a permit to carry a gun on your person. A couple of states allow concealed carry without a permit, and a few allow open carry without a permit. For more information, see handgunlaw.us
In the U.S. basically, no. A few states allow someone 18 or older to carry a handgun, but in most, you must be 21 or older.
No. In most states, you must have a permit. A few states allow open carry without a permit, and Alaska and Vermont allow concealed carry without a permit. There are a couple of states, and the District of Columbia, that don't issue permits. Even in states that do issue gun permits, there are places in that you cannot carry legally, such as court houses, schools, and a few other places, but it varies by state.
Not sure what you're asking, but I'll take a stab at it. If you're asking "Is it illegal to carry a handgun," the answer is, it depends on where you are. In the U.S. some states require a permit to carry a handgun concealed, but a few don't. A few states allow you to carry a handgun openly, but most don't. Two states, Wisconsin, and Illinois, and D.C. don't issue carry permits.
It depends on what kind of gun and where you are. Assuming you are talking about a handgun, in U.S. states that allow handgun carry, you can normally have the gun anywhere on your person. It has to be concealed, if the state requires it. However, in many states, you must be 21 to carry a handgun, so check your local state laws to be sure first.
Typically, no. While laws regarding firearms and their transport vary between jurisdictions, the states which do allow you to carry a firearm within reach while in your car do so with the requirement that it be kept in plain sight (e.g., passenger seat, dash, etc). You would only be able to keep it in your car if you had a concealed carry permit.