Just got a nice thank you email from SAF for my donation. Very classy.
We're always one vote away from AWB's, ammo restrictions, increased ammo taxes, "report your lost/stolen gun" bills and a plethora of other things that we've managed to beat back for the past 6 years.
Just got a nice thank you email from SAF for my donation. Very classy.
South Carolina recognizes Florida's CCW permit if you are a Florida resident, and vise versa. Both Florida and South Carolina offer non-resident permits, however Florida's non-resident permit is unrestricted to any US citizen who otherwise qualifies. In South Carolina you have to own real property in the state to get the non-resident permit. Since South Carolina doesn't recognize Florida's non-resident permits, Florida won't recognize South Carolina's non-resident permits. Both states recognize each other's resident permits, however.
I think PA will give you a non-resident permit if you already have one in your own state, at least for MD residents. Or maybe this is how it used to be. They have have changed this in the past year.
A non restricted MD Permit would give you the state of Michigan added to reciprocity if you already have a FL and UT permit.
You could still NOT carry in the following States/Districts/Territories:
California, Colorado, Hawaii, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, District of Columbia, Illinois, Wisconsin, American Samoa, N. Mariana Islands
FWIW...FL doesn't recognize ANY non-resident permit.
Correct...you need to have a permit from your home state...if your state issues such permit... in order for PA to issue you a non-resident license
With IA's new Shall Issue law, as of Jan 1, 2011 IA will recognize ALL state's permits.
FWIW...FL doesn't recognize ANY non-resident permit.
Correct...you need to have a permit from your home state...if your state issues such permit... in order for PA to issue you a non-resident license
With IA's new Shall Issue law, as of Jan 1, 2011 IA will recognize ALL state's permits.
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Doubtful. Once ruled upon, as someone else said, they will have to comply. Making a 2 year waiting period, and getting hauled right back in front of the court a motion for summary judgment will be issued almost immediately. Considering there is a permitting process in place, and even if that process takes 3 or 4 months, you could not arbitrarily increase it to your "2" year example and not draw the suspicion of the court for circumventing their ruling.
Don't forget the 4~6 month lead time on permit processing.
Herm. Makes me wonder if I shouldn't start the process NOW or just when the case hits the courts. Actually, when this case goes to hearing (since applying now has no bearing on test cases), it would be a good place to be ahead of the people waiting to the day after MSJ.
Wonder where this puts me? Sent in my permit app July 6... On somebody's desk right now.
Don't I know you from somewhere?