Va non-resident ccw permit

bigdave442 · Nov 23, 2013

Just received my non-resident ccw permit in the mail yesterday. From the day they received it, too the day it arrived at my door was only 33 days :party29:

Sweet!

MikeTF · Nov 23, 2013

bigdave442 said:
Just received my non-resident ccw permit in the mail yesterday. From the day they received it, too the day it arrived at my door was only 33 days Sweet!

VA is a great state!

bigdave442 · Nov 23, 2013

Agreed, Va was #1 on my list of states to retire to in a few years, McAuliffe has me back stepping from that decision a bit....

swinokur · Nov 23, 2013

The legislature is still in Republican hands for now.

Objee · Nov 23, 2013

Is the Utah training course also sufficient to satisfy the "competence with a handgun" requirement for the VA non-res permit?

MikeTF · Nov 23, 2013

Objee said:
Is the Utah training course also sufficient to satisfy the "competence with a handgun" requirement for the VA non-res permit?

I believe the answer is 'YES'. Here are the requirements for VA: http://www.vsp.state.va.us/Firearms_ResidentConcealed.shtm#Documentation

I'm a resident, so I went to the local courthouse, submitted the application in person, raised my right hand to the clerk of the court and certified that all of the statements I was making were true. Three weeks later I received my CCW in the mail.

swinokur · Nov 23, 2013

Objee said:
Is the Utah training course also sufficient to satisfy the "competence with a handgun" requirement for the VA non-res permit?

as noted, YES.

Doctor_M · Nov 23, 2013

Hunting license was enough for VA.

Rack&Roll · Nov 23, 2013

bigdave442 said:
Just received my non-resident ccw permit in the mail yesterday. From the day they received it, too the day it arrived at my door was only 33 days Sweet!

Way to go Dave and welcome to MDS

swinokur · Nov 23, 2013

Oh. Just in case I forgot.

Howdy. Join the fight.

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jaycee2004 · Nov 23, 2013

The MD handgun video is enough for the VA Non resident permit

swinokur · Nov 23, 2013

The video is no longer available for new shooters as Oct 1 changed the training requirements.

http://www.mdgunsafety.com/

bigdave442 · Nov 23, 2013

Objee said:
Is the Utah training course also sufficient to satisfy the "competence with a handgun" requirement for the VA non-res permit?

Yes, I just sent a copy of my certificate I received when I finished my Utah traning course from Dukes Defense.

redeemed.man · Nov 24, 2013

swinokur said:
The video is no longer available for new shooters as Oct 1 changed the training requirements.

http://www.mdgunsafety.com/

DC Police (MPD) has almost the same free video as the old MD video on their website which will work for AZ and VA.,

Objee · Nov 24, 2013

bigdave442 said:
Yes, I just sent a copy of my certificate I received when I finished my Utah traning course from Dukes Defense.

I got my Utah permit during the summer and was wondering if spending another $100 for the VA non res permit would be prudent if my only "out-of-MD travels" via automobile are to PA, VA, WV, and DE. (Not worrying about taking it on an airline trip.......yet.)

Is there any advantage to having the VA non res permit in addition to the Utah non res permit?

redeemed.man · Nov 24, 2013

Objee said:
I got my Utah permit during the summer and was wondering if spending another $100 for the VA non res permit would be prudent if my only "out-of-MD travels" via automobile are to PA, VA, WV, and DE. (Not worrying about taking it on an airline trip.......yet.)

Is there any advantage to having the VA non res permit in addition to the Utah non res permit?

Not much advantage. VA permit will allow you to carry in school zones, out of state reciprocal will not. I have both UT and VA and I frequent VA enough that this made it worth it for me. See link below for more info.

http://vaguninfo.com/pages/gunfreeschools.htm

bigdave442 · Nov 24, 2013

Objee said:
I got my Utah permit during the summer and was wondering if spending another $100 for the VA non res permit would be prudent if my only "out-of-MD travels" via automobile are to PA, VA, WV, and DE. (Not worrying about taking it on an airline trip.......yet.)

Is there any advantage to having the VA non res permit in addition to the Utah non res permit?

I believe VA non-resident gets you New Mexico and Utah does not.

swinokur · Nov 24, 2013

Here is the BATF opinion on carry in school zones. If you spend a lot of time in VA, it may be worth it. I do and have a VA NR permit.

mcbruzdzinski · Nov 24, 2013

Objee said:
Is the Utah training course also sufficient to satisfy the "competence with a handgun" requirement for the VA non-res permit?

Most certainly is!

ProShooter · Nov 29, 2013

Doctor_M said:
Hunting license was enough for VA.

jaycee2004 said:
The MD handgun video is enough for the VA Non resident permit

We really need to stop using what is just "enough" for training. Hunter safety classes and 20 minute online videos should never be used to obtain a CHP. That's why we're losing our agreement with Delaware on Dec. 7....I'm afraid other states will follow.

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