Trying to answeri the question on MD permits

[somddude]

No Maryland permit, Utah non-resident. Thinking about getting Florida's.

 

[adjusterr]

MD permit

No MD permit, Fl and UT, I let VA expire because to renew I had to go through the entire process just like a new issue.

 

[press1280]

No MD. Have WV(resident), PA,FL,NH,ME,CT.

I'm not sure if using TX's rate is a proper way to go. Perhaps gun ownership rates are a better way to go. Use the license rate in a state with similiar ownership rates to that of MD. IIRC, license to carry rates range typically from 1% to about 6% in shall-issues. My guess is MD would probably be on the very low end, at least at the beginning. Other factors like National Reciprocity could drive those numbers up as well.

 

[Easytarget18]

TX and FL here...

 

[frdfandc]

No permit in MD. Considering Non-res FL permit due to work in DE with banking responsibilities.

 

[Mooseman]

Virginia non-resident

 

[Markp]

Resident permit in TX while living in MDistan. How come that's not a voting option? Now I qualify for 2 resident permits, VA and TX.

 

[Auckland]

No permits. I don't leave the state.

 

[MightyWarMonger]

I have a restricted MD (it really does me no good I can't use it outside of work and never use it for work) that expires this year and wont get renewed so I put No MD 2 non res Utah & VA

 

[marylandgrdnr]

Md - Deposits and banking
and utah

 

[woodstock]

MD and PA

 

[Abacab]

Where is the choice if you have two Maryland permits?

 

[jkray]

No MD permit but I do have Utah

 

[Braxtonian]

Not sure if this is the response you care about, but I'm a PA resident with a PA LTCF.

Since no reciprocity, I would get a MD permit if it was available.

So no md permit, PA resident permit.

 

[Grrrr]

no md... utah non resident