Maryland Non-Resident Concealed Carry Permit.

[tug99]

I live close to the Maryland border. Is it possible to get a Non-Resident Concealed carry permit?

[SigForLife]

Yep, I hold one but absent actual, documented threats, the only way you'd get one is for business purposes. If you want to discuss, give the office a call.

[jtwalker]

Run for constable of your township/borough.

[gamer_jim]

Check out the mdshooters.com forum. Lots of good info there.

There no such thing in MD as a non-resident permit. They have a permit, regardless of your residence.

Basically getting one for protection is impossible. If you own a business and transport money or expensive equipment in MD then you can probably get one.

[ABuck]

You might be able to get one to protect business assets and cash. But to protect yourself and your family, don*t hold your breath. There was a small window in time when they had a handgun permit review board that was reversing a lot of the state police refusals for permits, but the Annapolis elite could not have that going on, so they did away with that.

+1 on the MD Shooters forum.

[giant_g2]

Run for constable of your township/borough.

I think you don't have to run. I believe that you can become a deputy constable if your existing constable is open to it. You still have to go through the training, etc, so you should still fall under LEOSA. But someone with direct experience would probably need to confirm that.

[RFlowers]

Recent SCOTUS decision has made the "good reason" requirement go away. MD Concealed Carry classes are quite popular now. I am teaching it twice in Chester County, and would travel if hosted I SE Pa.

Contact via citizensdt.com

[esh21167]

Recent SCOTUS decision has made the "good reason" requirement go away. MD Concealed Carry classes are quite popular now. I am teaching it twice in Chester County, and would travel if hosted I SE Pa.

Contact via citizensdt.com

I'm not seeing a specific MD course on your site. Are you offering for MD similar to an AZ course where if the participant qualifies, you set them up with all the paperwork and steps required to apply for an MD non-resident permit?

[father-of-five]

Run for constable of your township/borough.

Sounds like LEOSA would cover you for that...

[uniballin]

you'd have better luck squeezing blood from a stone.

Edit: As others have said, if you have a business that deals with cash, you may be able to get one.