NV now honors WV permit

[swinokur]

Effective today. NV also now honors WV permit. WV also now honors NV..

www.handgunlaw.us
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[redeemed.man]

I am liking the changes NV made.

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[swinokur]

I think we'll see more states added to the NV list. Once the statute in NV was relaxed to allow any training instead of only live fire required training, more states will be recognized if they also have an electronic licensee database accessible to all LE.

I do find it curious since NV added AZ that the AZ permit has no phone number on it for LE to call and check since the stature requires it. The statues specifies telecommunications access. Maybe NLETS access to the AZ database is available to other states.

 

[swinokur]

WV AG announcement

http://www.ago.wv.gov/pressroom/201...andgun-Reciprocity-Agreement-With-Nevada.aspx

 

[Armadillofz1]

I think we'll see more states added to the NV list. Once the statute in NV was relaxed to allow any training instead of only live fire required training, more states will be recognized if they also have an electronic licensee database accessible to all LE.

I do find it curious since NV added AZ that the AZ permit has no phone number on it for LE to call and check since the stature requires it. The statues specifies telecommunications access. Maybe NLETS access to the AZ database is available to other states.

According to this, AZ isn't on the NLETS Dbase
http://www.lawofficer.com/articles/2010/05/10-nlets-data-sets-you-need-to-know-part-5.html
Now this article is old but i recall a state law that prohibits it. I may be wrong though. my memory isn't what it once was.

 

[swinokur]

AZ appears not to be able to answer CCW queries, at least as of the date of the article (2010). I wonder how NV granted them reciprocity since 24 hour access to the CCW database is a statutory requirement in NV. . But the article is 5 years old. They may be able to do it now, which would allow compliance with the NV statute


some statues preventing public access to CCW databases make exceptions for LE queries.

interesting

ETA-see my post below. CWQ (CCW database query)access via NLETS in both states.

 

[swinokur]

I looked at the NLETS website CCW database access is available for NLETS inquires in both states. That's why NV granted AZ reciprocity.

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here is also a map of states with CWQ (CCW) query access via NLETS

 

[redeemed.man]

I looked at the NLETS website CCW database access is available for NLETS inquires in both states. That's why NV granted AZ reciprocity.

AZ

here is also a map of states with CWQ (CCW) query access via NLETS

So why not FL and VA?

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[swinokur]

FL was dropped because their permit is 7 years, which NV said made it not substantially the same as NV. VA does not do NICS checks on resident permits, but does therir own check. That why WI recognizes the VA NR but not. VA resident NR VA gets a NICS check.

I think FL may get added back at some point with the change in the NV statute. Not sure about VA though. The lack of a NICS check may prevent that. But VA does meet the new state so we'll see.

 

[MontaniSemperLiberi]

NV originally dropped us because of the exception in our permitting in WV to allow individuals under the age of 21 to receive permits in certain circumstances.

That never changed, it's still allowed. Wonder if it will hiccup again when we get 3-22 Carry next year, even though it retains our permit process.

 

[swinokur]

From the WV Legislature web site under elgibility:

(3) That the applicant is twenty-one years of age or older: Provided, That any individual who is less than twenty-one years of age and possesses a properly issued concealed weapons license as of the effective date of this article shall be licensed to maintain his or her concealed weapons license notwithstanding the provisions of this section requiring new applicants to be at least twenty-one years of age: Provided, however, That upon a showing of any applicant who is eighteen years of age or older that he or she is required to carry a concealed weapon as a condition for employment, and presents satisfactory proof to the sheriff thereof, then he or she shall be issued a license upon meeting all other conditions of this section. Upon discontinuance of employment that requires the concealed weapons license, if the individual issued the license is not yet twenty-one years of age, then the individual issued the license is no longer eligible and must return his or her license to the issuing sheriff;

 

[MontaniSemperLiberi]

From the WV Legislature web site under elgibility:

Yup, §61-7-4 (4).

Nothing to do with the military, active duty or otherwise.

 

[swinokur]

yeah, i was thinking of another state. i fixed it.

ETA-little known fact, MD has the same allowance as far as age goes.

The MD statute only requires the applicant to be an adult, which is 18 years of age.
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[MontaniSemperLiberi]

yeah, i was thinking of another state. i fixed it.

Aha, I responded to your original from the notification email.

It'll be interesting to see 3-22 progress next year, because the 18 age was a sticking point. Mind you, at 18 in WV you can buy a handgun (private sale) and open carry it.

It was really interesting in committee, as Mike Romano (Senator) railed against 18 year olds being irresponsible, immature, blah blah as Sarah Blair (18, Delegate) sat across the room.

 

[swinokur]

It'll be interesting to see 3-22 progress next year, because the 18 age was a sticking point. Mind you, at 18 in WV you can buy a handgun (private sale) and open carry it.

VA is the same way. Great minds (and states) think alike.

 

[MontaniSemperLiberi]

VA is the same way. Great minds (and states) think alike.

We're still Best Virginia...

 

[dfens42]

Yeah, we had to educate the new preacher on not saying Western Virginia lol