Non resident PA concealed carry permit

[Qrgtbh1]

What is the possibility of NJ resident getting a PA concealed carry permit

[God's Country]

Zero, unless you have one of the mythological NJ carry permits.
Pa requires you have a permit from your residential state to be eligible for a non resident LTCF.

[R L Suehr]

Zero, unless you have one of the mythological NJ carry permits.
Pa requires you have a permit from your residential state to be eligible for a non resident LTCF.

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Not much to add. Unless you have a NJ ccw, you can't get a PA license.

[Qrgtbh1]

Zero, unless you have one of the mythological NJ carry permits.
Pa requires you have a permit from your residential state to be eligible for a non resident LTCF.

I have my FLA ccw which use to work for PA until Kathleen Kane was elected.

[olderguy]

I have my FLA ccw which use to work for PA until Kathleen Kane was elected.

Welcome to Open Carry! You can carry in your car based on having a current FL permit and open carry the rest of the time, except in Philadelphia.

[tl_3237]

Welcome to Open Carry! You can carry in your car based on having a current FL permit and open carry the rest of the time, except in Philadelphia.

Also no possession within the 1000' Federal school zone unless otherwise excepted (eg locked case & unloaded)and no OC afoot during a State of Emergency.

Additionally, without NJ licensure or unless he qualifies for an exception under NJS 2C:39-6, the NJite has major legal risks while within NJ's territorial jurisdiction during transport of the firearm to/from Pa irrespective of the FL CCW.

[God's Country]

Welcome to Open Carry! You can carry in your car based on having a current FL permit and open carry the rest of the time, except in Philadelphia.

There you go.
And hope you don't get pulled over in NJ in the process, but that's another thread(s).