mailed 10/27Is that an aberration? Last time I applied to VA it took 6 months.
Is there any reason to get a non-resident carry if you have a MD HGP?It took less than 5 business days for VA to issue my non resident CCW. Makes me wonder why are other states so slow..
I seem to recall that it gets you a little more slack regarding gun-free school zones?Is there any reason to get a non-resident carry if you have a MD HGP?
I am a VA resident and 2 years ago it took me close to 45 days that they advertised. My wife got hers this year and it took 2 weeks.It took less than 5 business days for VA to issue my non resident CCW. Makes me wonder why are other states so slow..
Is that an aberration? Last time I applied to VA it took 6 months.
I seem to recall that it gets you a little more slack regarding gun-free school zones?
To legally carry in states that do not offer reciprocity.
Most certainly not intending to be argumentative but what is it that I wrote was incorrect? A holder of a MD resident carry permit must secure a VA non-resident to legally carry in VA right?We are talking VA
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No as of 2016 VA accepts all permits
And MD does not differentiate between resident and non resident permits
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So sorry, asleep at the wheel. My BIL just completed the CCW class offered by MSAR and he asked me to help with filing for VA. I assumed he had to get one to carry in VA based on his request. I'll let him know to wait on MD and save his $100. Is DC the same?
That $100 will get him a lot of coverage in other states.So sorry, asleep at the wheel. My BIL just completed the CCW class offered by MSAR and he asked me to help with filing for VA. I assumed he had to get one to carry in VA based on his request. I'll let him know to wait on MD and save his $100. Is DC the same?
Edit: Good lord folks are confused on this, myself included.