When you purchase a firearm from a dealer, I believe, they do a background check. (They submit it to the state, actually, that does the check to insure you're not a felon). You can use your firearm in your home and on your property (and I think in your car, not sure of Florida laws) and to go hunting, can take it with you to and from the shooting range. If, however, you want to (conceal) carry that firearm as you go for a walk, out shopping, etc, you need a conceal carry permit. For Constitutional Carry you no longer need to apply for and purchase a permit; you can keep your firearm with you on walks, etc. There are still restrictions such as schools and government buildings where you can't bring a firearm inside.
Here's more info.
When you purchase a firearm from a dealer, I believe, they do a background check. You can use your firearm in your home and on your property (and I think in your car, not sure of Florida laws) and to go hunting, can take it with you to and from the shooting range. If, however, you want to (conceal) carry that firearm as you go for a walk, out shopping, etc, you need a conceal carry permit. For Constitutional Carry you no longer need to apply for and purchase a permit; you can keep your firearm with you on walks, etc. There are still restrictions such as schools and government buildings where you can't bring a firearm inside.
Here's more info.
When you purchase a firearm from a dealer, I believe, they do a background check. You can use your firearm in your home and on your property (and I think in your car, not sure of Florida laws) and to go hunting, can take it with you to and from the shooting range. If, however, you want to (conceal) carry that firearm as you go for a walk, out shopping, etc, you need a conceal carry permit. For Constitutional Carry you no longer need to apply for and purchase a permit; you can keep your (legally registered) firearm with you on walks, etc. There are still restrictions such as schools and government buildings where you can't bring a firearm inside.
Here's more info.
When you purchase a firearm from a dealer, I believe, you have to register it and they do a background check. You can use your firearm in your home and on your property (and I think in your car, not sure of Florida laws), can take it with you to and from the shooting range. If, however, you want to (conceal) carry that firearm as you go for a walk, out shopping, etc, you need a conceal carry permit. For Constitutional Carry you no longer need to apply for and purchase a permit; you can keep your (legally registered) firearm with you on walks, etc. There are still restrictions such as schools and government buildings where you can't bring a firearm inside.
Here's more info.
When you purchase a firearm you have to register it and they do a background check. You can use your firearm in your home and on your property (and I think in your car, not sure of Florida laws), can take it with you to and from the shooting range. If, however, you want to (conceal) carry that firearm as you go for a walk, out shopping, etc, you need a conceal carry permit. For Constitutional Carry you no longer need to apply for and purchase a permit; you can keep your (legally registered) firearm with you on walks, etc. There are still restrictions such as schools and government buildings where you can't bring a firearm inside.