NJ residents making the drive to PeCo for LTCF

[Carson]

So as a New Jersey resident, what would you recommend is the most efficient ways that I go about doing this?

And when I say efficient I mean for both of us.

Two dozen donuts.

[WoollyPullover]

Why perry? why now?

[Fortytwo]

Uh, yeh.

From PSP site:


"Persons who are 21 years of age or older and are NOT Pennsylvania residents may apply for a license. Submit a completed application for a Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms to any Pennsylvania county sheriff's office along with the required fee. A Pennsylvania license cannot be issued to a resident of another state who does not have a current license, permit, or similar document to carry a firearm issued by their home state."


Good luck with that if you live in NJ, NYC, or DC.

Well, I think, depending on how you (loosely) interpret it, the FID card is a permit to carry. Note the statue does not say it must be a permit to carry concealed, only to carry.

[R L Suehr]

Well, I think, depending on how you (loosely) interpret it, the FID card is a permit to carry. Note the statue does not say it must be a permit to carry concealed, only to carry.

FID is a permit to purchase a gun. That interpretation would have to be looser than Madonna's kooter.

[KML]

Uh, yeh.

From PSP site:


"Persons who are 21 years of age or older and are NOT Pennsylvania residents may apply for a license. Submit a completed application for a Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms to any Pennsylvania county sheriff's office along with the required fee. A Pennsylvania license cannot be issued to a resident of another state who does not have a current license, permit, or similar document to carry a firearm issued by their home state."


Good luck with that if you live in NJ, NYC, or DC.

So how are they getting around this part
“Pennsylvania license cannot be issued to a resident of another state who does not have a current license, permit, or similar document to carry a firearm issued by their home state."

[Delkal]

So how are they getting around this part
*Pennsylvania license cannot be issued to a resident of another state who does not have a current license, permit, or similar document to carry a firearm issued by their home state."

From the reddit thread and apparently they are issuing some LTCFs (at least until this went public on the internet)

Pennsylvania law says "equivalent permit in home state", does not say concealed, handgun, long gun, anything.

A FID IS a permit to carry, but only open carry of unloaded long guns or loaded guns when hunting. Many PA counties will not do it but Perry honors that as a "equivalent permit in home state"

[SevenMilePete]

So how are they getting around this part
*Pennsylvania license cannot be issued to a resident of another state who does not have a current license, permit, or similar document to carry a firearm issued by their home state."

Good question. The FID card in NJ enables residents to legally possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns, not carry them, either concealed or openly. You even need a permit to carry openly, which is frowned on by law enforcement in NJ.

[jthrelf]

Good question. The FID card in NJ enables residents to legally possess rifles, shotguns, or handguns, not carry them, either concealed or openly. You even need a permit to carry openly, which is frowned on by law enforcement in NJ.

I believe the FID allows open carry of a long gun, hence the usability for this purpose.

[sota]

Two dozen donuts.

Done. I'm from New Jersey we're used to giving bribes.

[gdc]

Done. I'm from New Jersey we're used to giving bribes.

Never truer words were spoken………..