Cities I most Travel in!

[iceman9999]

Hey Guys,
Just got my C'C - Permit and I travel most Frequently in these cities below. Can you help to see what I need to do to Carry in these places.


Do I need to call them and let them know or get a permit from those states??? Help Please..

1) Vermount
2) Maryland
3) N. Carolina
4) Conn.

[Rauswaffen]

Hey Guys,
Just got my C'C - Permit and I travel most Frequently in these cities below. Can you help to see what I need to do to Carry in these places.


Do I need to call them and let them know or get a permit from those states??? Help Please..

1) Vermount
2) Maryland
3) N. Carolina
4) Conn.

Cities huh? Haha.

Anyhoo, Vermont you don't need anything to Open or Conceal in their state. When it comes to gun laws, it is hard to beat Vermont. Don't even bother with Connecticut or Maryland, they won't have you. N. Carolina with allow PA LTCF reciprocity.

Check it:http://www.pafoa.org/law/carrying-fi...ry/reciprocity

[iceman9999]

Cities huh? Haha.

Anyhoo, Vermont you don't need anything to Open or Conceal in their state. When it comes to gun laws, it is hard to beat Vermont. Don't even bother with Connecticut or Maryland, they won't have you. N. Carolina with allow PA LTCF reciprocity.

Check it:http://www.pafoa.org/law/carrying-fi...ry/reciprocity

Ok Thanks, But can I get a Permit in any of those Two States without being a residence..

[Rauswaffen]

Ok Thanks, But can I get a Permit in any of those Two States without being a residence..

That unfortunately I don't know. Did you check Utah or Florida CCW license and where they reciprocate?

[mythaeus]

That unfortunately I don't know. Did you check Utah or Florida CCW license and where they reciprocate?

You CAN get a N/R Connecticut license (http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-car...yesterday.html). Neither UT nor FL licenses covers CT.

iceman, MD license is impossible to get. They rarely ever give out one, even to their own residents: http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-ope...tml#post538124

Al
PS: Just a friendly suggestion iceman, please check your grammar and spelling. If you are trying to write German style, please only capitalize nouns; otherwise, that Shift key is only used for proper nouns.

[iceman9999]

You CAN get a N/R Connecticut license (http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-car...yesterday.html). Neither UT nor FL licenses covers CT.

iceman, MD license is impossible to get. They rarely ever give out one, even to their own residents: http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-ope...tml#post538124

Al
PS: Just a friendly suggestion iceman, please check your grammar and spelling. If you are trying to write German style, please only capitalize nouns; otherwise, that Shift key is only used for proper nouns.

Oh my god!
You are starting to sound like my kid who is a School Teacher.. lol.lol.lol.

[mythaeus]

Oh my god!
You are starting to sound like my kid who is a School Teacher.. lol.lol.lol.

Listening to your kids is the new fad . Good luck with stuff. I'd look into getting either a UT or FL permit.

Al

[offshorebear]

North Carolina has some funny carry laws. For example I don't think you can carry into a place that charges admission. You should look into that further.

[Don T.]

North Carolina has some funny carry laws. For example I don't think you can carry into a place that charges admission. You should look into that further.

True story. Here are North Carolina's laws in a .pdf format. http://www.jus.state.nc.us/NCJA/ncfirearmslaws.pdf

The "Do's and Don'ts of carrying a concealed handgun" is located on the last few pages. That's probably the clearest way to understand the laws. A lot of them are as clear as mud.

This map will help you out if you have multiple licenses, permits, etc. too. http://apps.carryconcealed.net/legal/reciprocity.php The "Pack-N-Go CCW Trip planner" on the lower right is useful when you're traveling.

[iceman9999]

True story. Here are North Carolina's laws in a .pdf format. http://www.jus.state.nc.us/NCJA/ncfirearmslaws.pdf

The "Do's and Don'ts of carrying a concealed handgun" is located on the last few pages. That's probably the clearest way to understand the laws. A lot of them are as clear as mud.

This map will help you out if you have multiple licenses, permits, etc. too. http://apps.carryconcealed.net/legal/reciprocity.php The "Pack-N-Go CCW Trip planner" on the lower right is useful when you're traveling.

Thanks Don..