redeemed.man
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Correct. I only mentioned Open Carry States where I cannot already carry concealed. I can carry in VA on several of my permits including my VA permit.
Where and how can YOU carry?
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Correct. I only mentioned Open Carry States where I cannot already carry concealed. I can carry in VA on several of my permits including my VA permit.
redeemed.man
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How hard is it to get that CT permit?
Easy. It can be done through the mail. I don't remember off hand but CT requires you already have another permit, I'm not sure whether it has to be a resident permit or not.
jimbobborg
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We were planning on going to PR to get married, so I looked up how to get a CC permit. The main PD may issue you a temporary one, but I lost the info on who to contact. Lots of interesting things happened after Heller, that's one of them.
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You can add AZ to your open carry list.
Most people don't open carry - unless you are up in the mountains, ranch country or historic towns like Prescott - lotsa cowboy six shooters on peoples hips. The ranchers I knew ALWAYS carried a Glock or other semi-auto on their hip, then when they went into town would swap it for a full leather rig and a old cowboy six-shooter. Kinda like dressing up to go to town lol!
Easy to spot someone from out of town out there... they freak out when they see all the guns
Most people don't open carry - unless you are up in the mountains, ranch country or historic towns like Prescott - lotsa cowboy six shooters on peoples hips. The ranchers I knew ALWAYS carried a Glock or other semi-auto on their hip, then when they went into town would swap it for a full leather rig and a old cowboy six-shooter. Kinda like dressing up to go to town lol!
Easy to spot someone from out of town out there... they freak out when they see all the guns
Mr H
Banana'd
I bet that gets weird, considering KC proper is in MO..........
Mr H
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You can add AZ to your open carry list.
Most people don't open carry - unless you are up in the mountains, ranch country or historic towns like Prescott - lotsa cowboy six shooters on peoples hips. The ranchers I knew ALWAYS carried a Glock or other semi-auto on their hip, then when they went into town would swap it for a full leather rig and a old cowboy six-shooter. Kinda like dressing up to go to town lol!
Easy to spot someone from out of town out there... they freak out when they see all the guns
Buddy of mine retired out there a little more than a year ago, and was wondering about the "gun thing"...
After taking him to the range, and really letting him know the joy, I told him...
"For every one you see, there will be 4 you don't."
All he could do is nod. I think he married a gun gal a few months ago.
Ya... Specifically Johnson county. Ks clarified law to state that open carry is allowed and local jurisdictions can't resctrict it outside of manner restrictions (holster, etc) and the ag even issued an opinion saying you can open carry... But areas in Johnson county refuse to change. So unless you want to be the court case, stay away
redeemed.man
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You can add AZ to your open carry list.
Most people don't open carry - unless you are up in the mountains, ranch country or historic towns like Prescott - lotsa cowboy six shooters on peoples hips. The ranchers I knew ALWAYS carried a Glock or other semi-auto on their hip, then when they went into town would swap it for a full leather rig and a old cowboy six-shooter. Kinda like dressing up to go to town lol!
Easy to spot someone from out of town out there... they freak out when they see all the guns
I purposely did not post all of the open carry states. I only included the ones that have open carry where I cannot carry concealed.
I am covered for concealed carry in AZ and KS already.
It's not as easy as FL but it's easy enough.
You need another permit. It can be from any state. I used my Florida permit because of course I do not have a NJ permit.
You also need to take NRA Basic. FIRST steps or hunter's ed will not do. You need NRA Basic with live fire.
Call up SLFU and get the application packet.
Fill out the forms, follow the instructions, mail off with the fees (which are quite high, $70+$50+$15) and you'll get your permit in 3-4 months.
CT is a may issue state that operates like a shall issue state.
Unless you go to CT often I don't really recommend it. Reciprocity is limited. Utah is a much better value if you need reciprocity for other states (but it's no good for CT.) But if you need to carry in CT it's the only way. It's nice to carry in CT and they have beautiful sights and things to do. I was up at mystic seaport last weekend, CCW all the way.
The local advocacy org is CCDL - http://www.ccdl.us Nice folks.
Oh yes I remember. The PR Supreme court ruled on it. I had no idea they actually were now a shall issue state. Should be interesting should I decide to go there.
And glove box aor console carry as well.
The bulletin is from 2010 and doesn't address Maryland specifically, but it is worth reading if you're planning a trip there. One interesting tidbit, is that it is not possible to "open carry" in a vehicle, so if you're on your way to a place where you are planning to carry, you have to get there using their transport laws (unloaded, cased, in trunk or not accessible).
redeemed.man
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The bulletin is very clear that a license to purchase issued by a state qualifies. There is no more recent bulletin and the law has NOT changed. This is the only situation I am aware of where obtaining a Maryland HQL will be helpful to ANY of us. Clearly it applies ONLY to open carry and not to vehicle or concealed carry.
CypherPunk
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- Apr 6, 2012
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I don't see any link to a MI State Police Bulletin, but I sincerely doubt a MD HQL that neither exists yet nor has anything to do with carrying a firearm, affects ones ability to lawfully carry in any other state.
Please correct me if I have assumed incorrectly.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
No disrespect intended but you are wrong. I did not link the bulletin I suggested a Google search and provided all relevant info. in the original post. I am trying to encourage responsible research by all not do the work for them. Of course MD is not specifically spelled out but it is relevant to any state. For example the Illinois FOID would work.
abean4187
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- Apr 16, 2013
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You have a legit reason, our POS state government just doesn't accept it.
Agreed. Just pointing out for people that might search that it's not a Maryland specific notice based on our currently non-existent HQL. Also, that their are pitfalls if you don't read the laws carefully. I think it would be easy for people to assume that if you're OC'ing at places A and B that you could also drive between them.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
Absolutely agreed and was mentioned in the disclaimer of the original post:
"Be advised that there are some states with lawful open carrying that prohibit vehicle carry without a permit (New Hampshire is one example, there are others as well you should do your own research). "
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