- Concealed Carry in Utah →Permitted
Utah has permitless carry: no permit is required, and anyone 21 and older who may lawfully possess may carry concealed.
- Open Carry in Utah →Permitted
Open carry is legal in Utah without a permit, but someone without a permit must keep the firearm unloaded, as Utah defines that term, unless they are 21 or older and carrying under permitless authority.
- Magazine Capacity in Utah →Permitted
No state law limits magazine capacity in Utah — standard-capacity and high-capacity magazines are legal to buy and possess under state law.
- Gun Possession in Utah →Permitted
Utah has no red-flag law (also called an Extreme Risk Protection Order, or ERPO), and no assault-weapon ban or limit on magazine capacity.
- Transporting Firearms in Utah →Permitted
In Utah, anyone 21 or older who may lawfully possess a handgun may carry it loaded anywhere in their vehicle without a permit.
- Duty to Inform Police in Utah →Info
Utah has no statutory duty to inform, even when asked: Utah's official BCI FAQ states there is no legal requirement to identify yourself as armed to an officer, though BCI strongly recommends doing so, and the recodified permit statute (53-5a Part 3, effective May 7, 2025) contains no display or notification duty.
- Suppressors & Silencers in Utah →Conditional
Suppressors are legal in Utah, which has no state ban — they are lawful items under the federal National Firearms Act (NFA), obtained with an ATF Form 4 and the $200 stamp.
- Reciprocity — where is my Utah permit honored? →
State-by-state map of which states honor a Utah concealed-carry permit.