"Florida permit" ??????

[Newbudby]

Ive heard it mentioned on here a few times but I haven't been able to find anything out on it myself and was wondering if yous guys(and gals) knew what it was all about? I live in pa but work outta state and have already been to some places where a pistol(or bazooka lol) woulda been helpful any info would ve appreciated

[armabill]

Actually, mine has "license" on it.

Get one, you'll like it. Go to the Florida web site and fill out the form. They'll mail you one.
http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/FOR...equest790.html

[Newbudby]

Yea but how does it work, what states and how much

[donm]

The contenders to consider are Florida, Arizona, Virginia, and Utah. At the moment, Arizona looks like the best choice but there are a lot of threads here on the topic. One is at http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-car...izona-cwp.html. Of our neighboring states, only West Virginia recognizes a PA LTCF. Any of those mentioned here will give you Delaware and Ohio. Unless you're a candidate for the FBI academy, you can forget NY, NJ, and MD.

[Newbudby]

Again what's the cost of the license the link you gave was awesome I just can't find a price on the site

[armabill]

Their web site can explain it.

Basically, you get the form and fill it out following the directions. Send the money in and wait.

The license covers a multitude of states (see Florida's reciprocity chart) which is constantly changing.

You have a lot of reading to do on Florida's web site. It will answer most if not all of your questions.

License fees: http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/license/fees.html

[donm]

Again what's the cost of the license the link you gave was awesome I just can't find a price on the site

For Florida you need to submit your notarized application, passport-type photos, fingerprints taken by a law enforcement agency, evidence of training with live fire or equivalent (e.g., DD214), and a money order for $117. I think nonresidents need to go through the fingerprint thing again for renewals, including the $42 charge (residents get a pass). Next time I'll probably go with Virginia, since I have family there and I'm likely to actually spend time there.

[DonM55]

Here's a good link to checkout. JMO, Arizona is the best deal.
http://apps.carryconcealed.net/legal...state-laws.php

Click on the state you're interested in and you'll find everything you need to know.

The trip planner is nice if traveling

[Newbudby]

Do I have to have ta have a pa ltcf, and where can I get some training at in wetmoreland county

[press1280]

The contenders to consider are Florida, Arizona, Virginia, and Utah. At the moment, Arizona looks like the best choice but there are a lot of threads here on the topic. One is at http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-car...izona-cwp.html. Of our neighboring states, only West Virginia recognizes a PA LTCF. Any of those mentioned here will give you Delaware and Ohio. Unless you're a candidate for the FBI academy, you can forget NY, NH, and MD.

Think you mean NY,NJ,MD. NH isn't hard-just need a resident permit.

My FL permit states "Permit to carry concealed weapon or firearm"