Non -resident ccw permits

[johnsopi]

If you have a FL non -resident permit is there any reason to get a 2nd as long as you dont carry in PA DE is covered.

 

[diesel9565]

If you get a New Hampshire non-resident permit, you can carry in PA also. Its a simple 1 page application that you mail in with a check for $100 and when approved they mail you your permit. No training requirements, no fingerprints, no pictures. Very easy.

 

[johnsopi]

I'll look into it.

 

[johnsopi]

Just printed paper work

 

[Vile Shadow]

If you have a FL non -resident permit is there any reason to get a 2nd as long as you dont carry in PA DE is covered.

I got UT and FL.

 

[GlocksAndPatriots]

I've had FL for years, and just moved to Florida. It's nice to see all of the new states turn from "red" to "blue" on usacarry

 

[Biggfoot44]

Pa is most imeadate reason. But there are a handfull of other reasons .

Staggered expirations, if you have brain fade on a renewal, the other is still there .

Various state periodically have urination contests and drop and re-add recognition for each other. More frequent out west than east coast.

Some of us will remove a fat wallet, and put on seat, wherever for comfortable driving . If you pop out of car wearing gun , without grabbing wallet ... I carry smaller holder with just critical ID , and the rest in larger wallet with bank cards, Insurance, etc , etc . A Permit in each will cover most possibilities.

A Permit from that actual state is more explicitly covered by GFSZA . For many Md'ers that frequently are in Va , a non res Va is option.

 

[j_h_smith]

I've had FL for years, and just moved to Florida. It's nice to see all of the new states turn from "red" to "blue" on usacarry

I too had Florida when my son was attending Embry Riddle in Daytona Beach. Now all I have is the NH permit. Suits me better and less of a hassle to renew.