myright
domestic tourist
Hey I haven't been around in a while so I need some help. Does Pennsylvania still accept the Utah CCW permit. I know AG Kane killed it a few years ago but I thought that was reversed .
Thanks
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PA does have recoprocity with UT. Unfortunately the agreement excludes nonresidents.
A UT permit held by a Maryland resident is NOT Valid in PA.
https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/Media_and_Resources/Firearm_Reciprocity_Agreements/
If you want to be able to carry in PA you should apply for a NH permit. https://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/nhsp/ssb/permitslicensing/plupr.html
In my opinion it is wise to apply and hold every permit that is available. Recoprocity agreements change all the time.
In my opinion it is wise to apply and hold every permit that is available. Recoprocity agreements change all the time.
myright
domestic tourist
Thank you Mdeng. Last I heard the info you provided is what I understood. One of the reasons I got the Utah permit was to carry when I travel back to PA.
Erick
Erick
frogman68
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- Apr 7, 2013
- 8,774
I think the reason was many PA residents were getting UT, VA and FL and AZ NR permits to be able to carry in PA.
NH and TX were not as prevalent so now convicted felon ex PA AG Kane went after those states before she got convicted of a felony.
Now those two states NR permits are the only ones PA still recognizes
The PA Supreme Court recently ruled PA residents need PA permits to carry in PA, so that part was solved as well.
NH and TX were not as prevalent so now convicted felon ex PA AG Kane went after those states before she got convicted of a felony.
Now those two states NR permits are the only ones PA still recognizes
The PA Supreme Court recently ruled PA residents need PA permits to carry in PA, so that part was solved as well.
ShafTed
Ultimate Member
The real reason was that Bloomburg wanted something for his $$, having bought the office for Kane (and her replacement as well. Come on 2018!) I don't remember all the details, but NH & TX were somehow "different" and fell outside of her control so they remain valid. BTW, any permit (resident or non) held by anyone other than a PA resident will allow "transport" in a car, you would just have to open carry when you get out of the vehicle.
Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,159
Somthing to the effect of , NH and TX are accepted by action if State Legislature, rather than an Atty Gen'l negation/ agreement.
i was half right.
does that count?
does that count?
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