In NV, a CCW permitee may carry in churches, casinos, bars, whorehouses (yes, we have them, outside of city limits), banks, malls, department stores, convenience stores, and the like.
The obviously prohibited areas are of course schools (on the property, parking lot, or in the buildings; we have no exclusion zones around schools, so the street and sidewalk right in front of the school is legal), post office (includes the parking lot, property and building), courthouses (same: includes property and building), airports (inside the buildings only, carry is legal on airport property, i.e., exterior walkways, parking lot/parking structure, etc.), police stations, parks services structures (carry OK in State and National parks, but not in any buildings thereon), any government building (city hall, DMV, etc; except if the government office is located in a "privately owned" building, then carry is OK in that building but not in the floors/offices occupied by government offices) and a few others.
Carry (concealed or open) or transport (even locked up in the trunk of a car) is not legal on Tribal Lands, but this is by Tribal Law and not State or Federal Law. The ONLY exception is right to free travel thru Tribal Lands when on a road maintained by the State or the City. Means a highway bisecting Tribal Land is OK for transport of firearm, but when you pull off of that road (say into the parking lot of the smoke shop), then it is Tribal Land and is illegal. Regulating Agency is the Tribal Police and not local law enforcement.
Owners of Private Property (such as casinos, malls, shopping centers, department stores, etc) may post signs prohibiting carry (open or concealed), but in NV they do not carry the force of law. A CCW permitee can choose to ignore the signs, but if it is discovered that he/she is carrying and is asked to leave, they must do so immediately or face trespassing charges.
CCW permitees are allowed to carry in LAND public transportation (city buses) but not in any vehicle owned or in use by a school or any branch of the government.
Hope that helps.
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