Number of Registered Guns by State (U.S.)

🇺🇸 Texas: 1.1M
🇺🇸 Florida: 631.8K
🇺🇸 California: 419.0K
🇺🇸 Virginia: 479.6K
🇺🇸 Georgia: 377.8K
🇺🇸 Pennsylvania: 295.5K
🇺🇸 Arkansas: 309.0K
🇺🇸 North Carolina: 252.4K
🇺🇸 Ohio: 245.8K
🇺🇸 Alabama: 224.3K
🇺🇸 Washington: 213.6K
🇺🇸 Colorado: 196.8K
🇺🇸 Tennessee: 192.8K
🇺🇸 Nevada: 174.8K
🇺🇸 Utah: 174.8K
🇺🇸 Indiana: 226.3K
🇺🇸 South Carolina: 149.3K
🇺🇸 Michigan: 150.0K
🇺🇸 Louisiana: 150.1K
🇺🇸 Minnesota: 137.8K
🇺🇸 Missouri: 137.5K
🇺🇸 Illinois: 139.4K
🇺🇸 Oregon: 127.1K
🇺🇸 New Mexico: 121.7K
🇺🇸 Oklahoma: 123.0K
🇺🇸 New Jersey: 115.4K
🇺🇸 Wisconsin: 118.1K
🇺🇸 South Dakota: 118.8K
🇺🇸 Arizona: 106.2K
🇺🇸 New York: 93.0K
🇺🇸 Connecticut: 93.3K
🇺🇸 Idaho: 97.5K
🇺🇸 Mississippi: 98.0K
🇺🇸 District of Columbia: 101.1K
🇺🇸 Wyoming: 84.5K
🇺🇸 New Hampshire: 84.2K
🇺🇸 Kansas: 82.3K
🇺🇸 Kentucky: 131.2K
🇺🇸 Iowa: 72.4K
🇺🇸 West Virginia: 63.5K
🇺🇸 Nebraska: 54.4K
🇺🇸 Montana: 56.1K
🇺🇸 Alaska: 36.1K
🇺🇸 North Dakota: 40.1K
🇺🇸 Massachusetts: 28.8K
🇺🇸 Maine: 154.4K
🇺🇸 Maryland: 48.0K
🇺🇸 Delaware: 7.9K
🇺🇸 Rhode Island: 4.9K
🇺🇸 Vermont: 11.6K
🇺🇸 Hawaii: 9.6K

Texas led with the highest number of registered weapons at 1.1 million firearms. The entire record covers approximately 9.6 million registered weapons across 51 jurisdictions.

Gun ownership in the U.S. is protected by the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution, which allows citizens to own firearms and form a militia if necessary.

Source: Statista (May 2024)