Mississippi concealed permit

But then why is there a regular permit?

And if you have the permit you can skip the background check stage when purchasing a gun. Makes for a faster transition.

The regular permit doesn’t require any in-person training, while the enhanced does.
MS is a Shall Issue state, so unless you’ve been in trouble you can just apply and get the regular permit, allowing you to carry across many state lines.

If you never leave you need a permit of no kind. It’s pretty sweet

Concealed carry is legal without a permit for anyone who can legally possess a firearm as long as the handgun is carried in a holster or sheath. Mississippi statutes don’t address the minimum age for permitless concealed carry. For reciprocity reasons, two types of permits are still available at the state level: the Standard Firearms Permit (SFP) and an enhanced version (E-SFP), which allows carry in more locations. A permit applicant must be 21 years old (or at least 18 and a member or the military or a veteran) and either be a resident of Mississippi, a non-resident with a valid permit from another state, active duty member of the military stationed in Mississippi or be a retired law enforcement officer establishing residency in the state. The E-SFP requires a firearms training course offered by an instructor certified by the Mississippi Department of Public Safety. In terms of reciprocity, since Mississippi has permitless carry, any person who can legally possess a firearm may carry a concealed firearm on his or her person without a license or permit.