I obtained my PA license yesterday and was amazed at the speed in which my rights were recognized! I've waited longer for Chinese carry out than it took for the permit to be handed over. 13 minutes and I was card carrying!
Thank you Lancaster County Sherrifs
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BossmanPJ
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platoonDaddy
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What he said.
yes you need permit from your state or PA residency. It's $20 for 5 years.
Guess that counts me out since I'm from the SRMD
gre24ene
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- Mar 6, 2012
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When I got my PA permit several years ago, I had put a cigarette in the ash tray when I walked into the court house. When I walked out of the court house (with my permit) my cigarette was still burning. Took less than 5 minutes to be photographed, card laminated, and permit issued.
platoonDaddy
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If you own property in Pa and not a resident, since I don't have CCW from MD, can I obtain one in PA?
Mike3888
Mike3888
That is a negative, I tried. I own property and pay both taxes and was told no, but if I had a Maryland ccw permit since my residence is in Maryland I could.
There is what they call a sportsmans permit that is obtainable I believe.
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