A concealed carry license allows the licensee to do what?

A concealed carry license grants the licensee the legal right to carry a concealed firearm on their person or within a vehicle. This means that the individual is permitted to have a loaded firearm concealed away from view as they go about their daily activities, whether that involves carrying it directly on their body or securely maintaining it in their vehicle.

This flexibility is essential for the practical applications of self-defense, where a person might need to have immediate access to their firearm in various situations. The license typically comes with specific regulations regarding where one may carry the firearm, how it should be stored, and any restrictions on carrying in certain locations (like schools or government buildings), but the overall capacity to carry concealed or keep a firearm in a vehicle is a key feature of such licenses.