I'm confused, but then again that's nothing new. On another firearms forum that I frequent a user claimed he was 19 years old and was a resident of Tennessee. Apparently Tennessee has an age requirement of at least 21 to get a CC permit. It came out that he got himself a non-resident NH permit that allowed him to legally carry in Tennessee because of reciprocity. It was quickly pointed out to him that he was most likely not legal due to how the Tennessee law was written. OK..here is why I'm confused. How did he get the non-resident NH permit if NH required you to have a permit from your resident state?
NH non-resident CCW rules invalid, says NH Supreme Court
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Maybe TN has a military exemption?
The SC of NH just ruled that part invalid. You no longer can be requiree to have a home state permit first.
I didn't look but perhaps TN requires you to be 21 to carry, even with a valid permit from NH.
I didn't look but perhaps TN requires you to be 21 to carry, even with a valid permit from NH.
He never mentioned he was military. As a matter of fact he was bragging how he made his 1911 from a kit.
That's my point. They just made the ruling. He started the thread sometime last week.
I don't believe everything I read on the Internet.
Either do I.
BUFF7MM
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Perhaps he lived in another state like Maine which does issue to 18 y/o and moved? Otherwise no idea.
Perhaps he is an attention whore who was trying to be a big shot.
Maybe he got it before the rule change. The rule change is new as of 2013.
Meaning that before 2013 there was no home state requirement. But the post said the guy was 19. 3 years ago would have made him 16.
something is fishy.
something is fishy.
Attached is the overturned admin rule that was ruled invalid.
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...I haven't even started drinking yet.
Well there's the problem right there.
Gary Slider
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- Feb 15, 2009
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http://www.courts.state.nh.us/supreme/opinions/2016/2016044bach.pdf
Ruling can be viewed at above link.
Ruling can be viewed at above link.
PA section of handgunlaws.us says otherwise. Hope you're right, but how does one know definitively?
Gary Slider
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- Feb 15, 2009
- 121
Rambling One, You have to be looking at the map on the PA Page. Look at the legend on the Map. Those are states that honor PA. NH by law only honors resident permits from the states they honor. PA has a signed agreement with NH. It doesn't state like the agreements from VA, MS, FL, AZ and UT which states PA will only honor those states RESIDENT PERMITS. You can read all the agreements PA has signed by going here. https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/Media_and_Resources/Firearm_Reciprocity_Agreements/
CypherPunk
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- Apr 6, 2012
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You can carry in UT 18-21 if you have resident permit from a reciprocity state.
molonlabe
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Really I thought Kane was under inditement.
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