Va AG to Follow PA AG - UPDATED Action Reversed

frogman68 · Dec 22, 2015

today the va AG will announce that VA will no longer recognize 25 states CCW :mad54:

Alaska
Arkansas
Arizona
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
to name a few

DC-W · Dec 22, 2015

Elections have consequences.

EL1227 · Dec 22, 2015

Uber-liberal VA AG, Mark Herring, is a DemocRAT and a hopeful in following McAwful to the governorship.

vgplayer · Dec 22, 2015

https://www.washingtonpost.com/loca...2ce3d0-a821-11e5-9b92-dea7cd4b1a4d_story.html

The states are: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Agreements will remain with West Virginia, Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah.

Pushrod · Dec 22, 2015

Wow, Virginia of all places. I would have never thought.
Hopefully VCDL can get this turned around.

Klunatic · Dec 22, 2015

Only way this gets turned around is with a new AG.

rseymorejr · Dec 22, 2015

AG huh?
I guess this is why Hogan has to be careful doing the right thing for us.

Matlack · Dec 22, 2015

rseymorejr said:
AG huh?
I guess this is why Hogan has to be careful doing the right thing for us.

In MD I believe the governor decides reciprocity.

homestar · Dec 22, 2015

I've looked at this from the perspective of a person holding a Virginia resident CHP who wants to travel the country. I don't know the methods of all states, but I'm working on the assumption that some are quid pro quo and if we don't honor them, they may not honor us. I know many here may have a VA nonresident CHP, but I haven't looked at it from that angle yet.

Of the 25 states listed, 4 do not currently honor VA resident CHPs: Delaware, Minnesota, Washington and Wisconsin

12 are either constitutional carry or accept everyone but VT residents, and are therefore safe for VA CHP holders: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South Dakota and Tennessee

(Luckily some of our neighbors are in that category)

States that I think are at possible risk of losing recognition of the VA CHP are: Florida, Louisiana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Wyoming (who is constitutional but only for residents)

Montana is an odd one because it presently only blocks a handful of New England states, DC, HI and PR.

That makes 8 or 9 potential states that VA CHP holders could lose the right to carry in if those states react to this move by Herring.

shootin the breeze · Dec 22, 2015

But, but, but so many were saying crap like this couldn't happen in Virginia...

Inigoes · Dec 22, 2015

What's the big deal?

OC requires no permit.

swinokur · Dec 22, 2015

realistically, you cannot OC everywhere.

Inigoes · Dec 22, 2015

Realistically, you can't CC everywhere either

This is a money grab, VA still offers nonresident permits.

swinokur · Dec 22, 2015

but restricting CC is still a big deal IMO.

the combo of OC and CC is better than OC alone

Inigoes · Dec 22, 2015

swinokur said:
but restricting CC is still a big deal IMO.

the combo of OC and CC is better than OC alone

As I stated before, this is a money grab. If you want to carry in VA, you gotta get a nonresident permit.

swinokur · Dec 22, 2015

that may be true, but Mcawful is going to follow obama's lead any way he can.

Inigoes · Dec 22, 2015

True

The gun grabbers are taxing us to exercise our rights. The sad part, the courts are letting them get away with it.

Hollywood Ball · Dec 22, 2015

Pushrod said:
Wow, Virginia of all places. I would have never thought.
Hopefully VCDL can get this turned around.

Really? Never? NOVA has been overloaded with DC liberals for years. It's finally reached it's tipping point. Add a D Gov and a D AG, poof. If you "never thought," then you were living in a cave. I say that respectfully.

swinokur · Dec 22, 2015

this will take GA action to rectify.

ken792 · Dec 22, 2015

Inigoes said:
Realistically, you can't CC everywhere either

This is a money grab, VA still offers nonresident permits.

VA will still take nonres UT permits, so Marylanders can avoid paying VA money.

What will be annoying is not being able to carry in PA or SC if they cut off VA in response, since that's what a VA resident permit allows me to do.

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