New PA resident with Colorado carry permit

[Drywall man]

I am a resident of PA now but I read that my Colorado carry permit is legal here until it runs out. Does anyone know if this is true or do I need to go ahead and get a PA permit ?

Thanks

[tl_3237]

I am a resident of PA now but I read that my Colorado carry permit is legal here until it runs out. Does anyone know if this is true or do I need to go ahead and get a PA permit ?

Thanks

Under the 2013 McKown Superior Court decision, Pa residents can only use a PA LTCF in Pa. Your CO CCW does not suffice as a substitute.

[Statkowski]

Most hopefully, as a new resident, you've got your driver's license changed over. You've got 60 days to do that.

If that's already done, pay a visit to the Lycoming County Sheriff's Office in Williamsport (http://www.lyco.org/Elected-Official...rearms-Section) to get your Pa. license. According to the website, you can fill it out on-line (you may have to print it out and bring it in). Sorry, no training or letters of recommendation required, nor fingerprints, nor a blood sample, nor a list of handguns you may either have or wish to obtain.

[pacodelahoya]

Full capacity magazines too.

[Drywall man]

Thanks guys !

[donotknowme]

I'm just glad I could help.

[Berncly]

Welcome to PA, and to PAFOA.
Please register to vote, and please vote every year.
You can find candidate information on PAFOA before every election.

[gghbi]

Welcome to PA, and to PAFOA.
Please register to vote, and please vote every year.
You can find candidate information on PAFOA before every election.

Actually you will find a link to FOAC voter information. They are cousins of a sort.

[Berncly]

Actually you will find a link to FOAC voter information. They are cousins of a sort.

Yes, you will find links on PAFOA to FOAC and other pro-gun voter information groups.
Thanks for that correction gg.

[R L Suehr]

Most hopefully, as a new resident, you've got your driver's license changed over. You've got 60 days to do that.

If that's already done, pay a visit to the Lycoming County Sheriff's Office in Williamsport (http://www.lyco.org/Elected-Official...rearms-Section) to get your Pa. license. According to the website, you can fill it out on-line (you may have to print it out and bring it in). Sorry, no training or letters of recommendation required, nor fingerprints, nor a blood sample, nor a list of handguns you may either have or wish to obtain.

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Sheriff Lusk is a good guy. You'll be in and out in @ 20 minutes, depending on how long the line is. Remember to leave your cell phone in the car, the court house won't allow them. You can easily check in a firearm though. Just tell security before you get to the metal detector.