Only need Delaware. Maine vs Arizona

[Armor Snail]

Like the title states
We(wife and I) only need Delaware. PA covers everywhere else we go.
Not counting the extra States that AZ covers which would be a better option in terms of cost and turnaround time?

[GonzoGeezer]

Utah non-resident also gives you Delaware. That's what I did. One-day class, $85 IIRC.

Two friends of mine went through the Maine process. I don't know the details but they both said it was a large application.

[daschnoz]

+1 for Utah. $65 for 5 years, renewal fee is $15. For the cost, it's hard to beat. They do require that you have a LTCF/CCW in your state of residence, which it sounds like you already have.

For the $$, it's hard to beat.

3 hour class (no live fire requirement) , finger prints, application, copy of DL and PA LTCF, 2"x2" passport style picture, payment


then you wait



Per Utah law, you must get a response in 60 days (IIRC, exact number of days may be wrong). If they can't get you processed quickly enough, you get your permit pending the background check - if your background check comes back dirty, your permit is revoked. Otherwise, if you hear nothing more from Utah, assume you're good to go.

[soberbyker]

Utah lowered it's price for a new applicant:

http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/concealedfirearms.html

http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/doc...CFPapp0312.pdf

non resident is now $51

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[shermdo]

no[/B] live fire requirement) , finger prints .....

It has been a couple of years since I got my Utah non-res but my class required that we all do a brief live fire exercise. I really cannot recall for sure if the instructor stated that it required by the state of Utah or him. I seem to think that it was a requirement of him because of legal liability. Heck I Lve to shot so what is the big deal. I fired less than 2 full magazines and demonstrated loading, mag change and clearing the handgun.

[gascolator]

Is there an exemption if you have two or more wives?

[soberbyker]

It has been a couple of years since I got my Utah non-res but my class required that we all do a brief live fire exercise. I really cannot recall for sure if the instructor stated that it required by the state of Utah or him. I seem to think that it was a requirement of him because of legal liability. Heck I Lve to shot so what is the big deal. I fired less than 2 full magazines and demonstrated loading, mag change and clearing the handgun.

I took my Utah class about 4 years ago, live fire for Utah is optional, my class voted yes to take it and it was documented with Utah.

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