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6/28/2026 10:23:04 PM EDT
Greetings all. Flying into Vegas next week for a couple of nights and then headed to Utah for a week. GA has no reciprocity with Nevada so I can’t lawfully carry but I’m planning on bringing my pistol to CCW during the part of our trip in Utah.  Will be securing it in the hotel until we leave for Utah.

Anything I should be thinking about while in Vegas?  

Thanks in advance
6/28/2026 10:50:48 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Wolfpack][Edited] [#1]
Some here know the laws way better than I do. I live very rural so I haven't kept up.

I do know you can leave it in your car but if you even put it in a backpack its considered concealed. Open carry brings way more problems than it worth. Id suggest leaving it in the car...but knew that the valets sometimes look where they arent supposed to.
I had an issue when the valet at Wynn   told me upon leaving management wanted to speak to me...the guy comes over...tells me I cant have a gun on property. I asked where is the gun...he said your center console....I asked why the valet was digging in the center console, he ignored my question and said dont bring it next time...I never went back.
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6/29/2026 9:05:44 AM EDT
[#2]
Don't leave it in your vehicle unless you at least have a lock box that can be secured to the vehicle with a cable lock.
7/2/2026 12:11:34 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Wolfpack:
Some here know the laws way better than I do. I live very rural so I haven't kept up.

I do know you can leave it in your car but if you even put it in a backpack its considered concealed. Open carry brings way more problems than it worth. Id suggest leaving it in the car...but knew that the valets sometimes look where they arent supposed to.
I had an issue when the valet at Wynn   told me upon leaving management wanted to speak to me...the guy comes over...tells me I cant have a gun on property. I asked where is the gun...he said your center console....I asked why the valet was digging in the center console, he ignored my question and said dont bring it next time...I never went back.
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Fmr AG Frankie Sue Del Papa wrote an opinion on this when she was AG— it’s worth a read and while I am not a lawyer, it is my understanding it is still the standard and that it includes any brief case, purse, backpack, etc. concealing a handgun and being carried by the person.

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