All these laws are confusing

[MegaJohnny]

Anyone know of a good source to look up the firearms laws in Nevada? I'm tired of going to gun shops that are clueless.

 

[MLeake]

http://handgunlaw.us is a good start. That site normally tells you what state agency regulates permits in your state, so the next logical step would be to find the website(s) for that agency, and look there, as well.

If you like to go old-fashioned, your county courthouse will have a legal library that should be open to you, as well.

 

[Ronbert]

The NRA is also a very good source of information (despite what the media says).

 

[Stressfire]

All these laws are confusing

Ya think maybe that might be intentional?

In addition to the handgunlaw site, which provides a nice digest, you might also look into your state's actual codes: Nevada Firearm, and Weapon Law Compendium looks like it could be worth the $20

 

[MegaJohnny]

Thanks!

 

[brickeyee]

You also need to remember that statute law is NOT the entire law.

Case (common) law needs to be reviewed also for applicable precedents.

 

[full case load]

You might also try Nevada's equivalent of, CA Dept.of Justice.gov. (Don't know what it might be called in Nev. but info is free and from the horse's mouth).

 

[Baba Louie]

Good place to start. Confusing? You'd think a lawyer would be necessary to go thru these wouldn't ya? Scroll down to weapons, CCW and more...

http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-202.html

Then you need to check both your county and city rules and regs because they all vary a bit. So it is that LGS's might exhibit a bit of confusion, for just cause.