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July 22nd, 2008, 05:41 PM #1
Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
Hey guys,
I have searched the forums a few times but haven't found the info I am looking for, so if its out there please give me a link so I can check out other threads too.
I am a South Jersey resident (yes, we are way different than "jersey" - we really do need to succeed from the rest of the state...) that is living in Philadelphia for college. I am up here during the week and go home pretty much every weekend. I am attending a FL non-resident concealed carry workshop at my Sportsmen's Club on August 3rd and have a few questions about reciprocity and what size weapon is OK to carry.
I know PA and FL have reciprocity. My question is: Does my FL non-resident work the same way a PA LTCF works? Can I open carry in PA without being a PA resident, but have the FL non-res.?
I currently have a Beretta 92FS 9mm. I am planning on getting a Springfield XD .45 in the near future. Is my Beretta too large to carry? If it is - should I get the XD Compact 4" or the Sub-Compact 3" (doesn't have .45 cal option!)?
I just got a Blackhawk Serpa holster for my Beretta, but I don't think that would work for concealed carry very well during the summer. I have been checking out other IWB holsters that have come up in discussion on the forums, and have singled it down to a few manufacturers. The issue of comfort comes to mind though, since I ride a bicycle almost everywhere in the city - does anyone else ride a bike while wearing an IWB? Does it print?
These are all things I will figure out on my own in the upcoming weeks/months but any information you guys can help me with is much appreciated! Thanks guys and gals!
They're just like small children, Its an EGO thing, " well if I can't have it this way, then I want it this way"..WAAAAAH - BrownBear (speaking of liberals)
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July 22nd, 2008, 05:52 PM #2
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
Yes. Pennsylvania will honor Florida's permit for Conceal carry. If you plan on open carrying in Philadelphia, the police may take umbrage at your out of state license. Doubtless, your school will. Be **DAMNED** sure you know what the schools weapons policy is.
Open carry is no problem, my wife OC's her Beretta. I can't answer the conceal question 'cause I don't know what you look like. If you are a 6'5, 280 pounds moose of a man, sure, conceal away. If you are 4 foot nothing and 85 pounds soaking wet, maybe more of a challenge.
No I don't ride, but my *opinion* would be that an IWB holster would get hot and sweaty. Maybe someone who uses them could address that. As far as printing, depends on what you are wearing while riding. Jeans and a shirt, not so much. Spandex biking shorts....well, anyway.
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July 22nd, 2008, 05:59 PM #3
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
Thanks for the reply. To clarify - I'm 6' even and 210 pounds. When I ride my bike its usually with t-shirt and shorts.
As for Drexel's weapons policy - it says that you cannot carry while in a Drexel owned building, but can carry on campus as long as you are not in a vehicle. If you want more info I can point you in the direction of their policy. I plan on writing a letter to someone at Drexel (not sure who yet) in order to ask about their policy and make general comments to them. I am part of the Students for Concealed Carry on Campus at Drexel, but so far I don't think we have done much. I am trying to get our campus leaders to try and do something or try to get more organized.
They're just like small children, Its an EGO thing, " well if I can't have it this way, then I want it this way"..WAAAAAH - BrownBear (speaking of liberals)
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July 22nd, 2008, 07:35 PM #4
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
I'm kinda curious about the whole IWB holster idea... I haven't yet to ride down Kelly Dr. or West River Dr at night but if I did... Well... Yeah... I used to ride my bike all over the place when I was living in Art Museum(through north philly to Temple ect...) and now that I think of it damn I was stupid not to have any defense lol...
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July 22nd, 2008, 07:44 PM #5
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
Art Museum is real close, Im up on 38th and Spring Garden Street. Friend of mine was mugged at gun point right in front of my apartment, and yet I am still unarmed I ride through Fairmount Park frequently, but am unsure whether or not it is a restricted area for carrying?
They're just like small children, Its an EGO thing, " well if I can't have it this way, then I want it this way"..WAAAAAH - BrownBear (speaking of liberals)
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July 22nd, 2008, 09:11 PM #6Grand Member
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Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
University City isn't the safest place. When I was at Penn, we had a ton of robberies, including some people I knew. Good luck.
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July 23rd, 2008, 01:11 PM #7
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
They're just like small children, Its an EGO thing, " well if I can't have it this way, then I want it this way"..WAAAAAH - BrownBear (speaking of liberals)
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July 23rd, 2008, 01:58 PM #8
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
You can oppen carry anywhere in PA WITHOUT a permit. You only need a permit to open carry in Philadelphia. A Florida permit would suffice but be prepared from unwanted harrassment and hostility from the Phila Police if you Open Carry on a Florida Permit.
Greg
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July 23rd, 2008, 02:02 PM #9
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
Right, I understand that you don't need the permit to open carry unless you are in the City of Philadelphia because it is a city of the first class; however, do you need to be a resident of PA in order to openly carry here?
They're just like small children, Its an EGO thing, " well if I can't have it this way, then I want it this way"..WAAAAAH - BrownBear (speaking of liberals)
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July 23rd, 2008, 08:24 PM #10
Re: Florida Non-Resident Carry Permit
No you can open carry if not a resident of PA in Philadelphia with a permit recognized by the AG of PA.
Regardless of what permit or LTCF you choose to open carry in Phila on, do plan to have unwanted hostility and problems from the Philly police.
I would not reccomend OC in Phila unless with an organized group. If not your likely to be in hand cuff and in jail until they hash out that it's legal.
You will still be arrested and be inconvienenced.
Greg
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