Summary
A recent Crime Prevention Research Center survey reports that concealed carry in the United States is more common and demographically diverse than many assume. The study finds that about 30% of likely voters say they carry a concealed handgun at least occasionally, with roughly 13% carrying regularly. It also shows growth in carry rates since 2024 and challenges stereotypes about who carries, noting high participation among urban residents and across political identities. Surprisingly, self-identified very liberal voters report carrying at rates comparable to or higher than very conservative voters, reshaping expectations about concealed carry trends nationwide.
American Rifleman
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