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I'm assuming you are talking about posession of a firearm while intoxicated. I would guess that all states do have statutes prohibiting it. As for actual limits and penalties, that probably varies state to state. As for obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon, the requirements and process does vary state to state, with only one that I can think of that does not require a permit at all (Vermont). Several states, including Michigan, do not require special training or background checks to carry weapons unconcealed. Although outside of hunting, that is rarely ever seen. Something that is very difficult for anti-gun liberals to accept is that gun control was originally intended as a form of jim crow law. Michigan's original CCW statute is an example of this. They were passed after an african-american living in a white neighborhood used a firearm to defend his family from whites attempting to invade his house. The discretionary nature of how licenses were issued did not require the county sheriff to have a credible reason for denying the application. Thus, as a result, many african americans were denied based solely on their race. Firearm ownership is an "equalizer" helping protect the minority from an abusive majority. We see gun ownership groups for almost every minority; women, jews, homosexuals. In fact, some of the early NRA chapters in the south were started by african-americans. Of course, you wouldn't know this from watching "Bowling for Columbine".
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