GenoBluzGtr
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- Mar 23, 2018
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Anyone have any good links on items like reciprocity, how to be a good steward of holding this permit, etc? Looking for good and bad, so I am aware of what NOT to do.
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I will joke and yet be serious.Anyone have any good links on items like reciprocity, how to be a good steward of holding this permit, etc? Looking for good and bad, so I am aware of what NOT to do.
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also get familiar with this section of the forum
Enjoy it before October 1st highly recommend becoming a MSI member since they are leading the lawsuit(You will be a plaintiff if a preliminary injunction is honored.)Anyone have any good links on items like reciprocity, how to be a good steward of holding this permit, etc? Looking for good and bad, so I am aware of what NOT to do.
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Crazy Clown...and don't shoot you eye out with that thing!
Last I checked, PA only gets you PA.Get a PA non resident permit too. It is quick, cheap and tacks on quite a few states.
That's what I did.+1 on the PA permit. Look into the UT as well. With them you'll have reciprocity in 36 states. Both are quick (UT about 45 days) and are good for 5 years.
UT gets you Delaware.
LA, WV and WYLast I checked, PA only gets you PA.
Just a permitGet a PAnon residentpermit too. It is quick, cheap and tacks on quite a few states.
Laws are different in some states for res vs. non-res permits. SC and FL quickly come to mind.Just a permit
But NOT PaLaws are different in some states for res vs. non-res permits. SC and FL quickly come to mind.
My point is a PA resident permit is valid in a lot more states than a PA non-resident.But NOT Pa
So you mean 'a PA permit in the hands of a non- PA resident', as there is no such thing as a PA non-resident permitMy point is a PA resident permit is valid in a lot more states than a PA non-resident.
Never mind that, don't shoot ME with that thing!...and don't shoot you eye out with that thing!