Pennsylvania non-resident CCW - DENIED!

Todd v. · May 11, 2009

overkill said:
I am looking to apply for the Utah non resident CCW. Just completed the class and have everything set to send. How strict are they? Any info would be helpful.

As long as you meet the requirements and fill everything out properly you have nothing to worry about, other than going nuts waiting for the mailman. Plan on it taking 3-4 months to get the permit. I'm waiting on mine now, it mailed out Feb 5th..

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AliasNeo07 · May 12, 2009

I'm sending mine out tomorrow (turn 21 tomorrow) for FL. Gotta go get fingerprinted at MSP though. Gotta call a couple and see who does it.

Boondock Saint · May 12, 2009

AliasNeo07 said:
I'm sending mine out tomorrow (turn 21 tomorrow) for FL. Gotta go get fingerprinted at MSP though. Gotta call a couple and see who does it.

They all do it. Check here: http://www.mdsp.org/services/fingerprinting.asp

FlyinSi · May 14, 2009

I was reading this and was kind of intrigued.I don't go out of state often at all and was wondering if most people do it to have their weapon on them legally when they travel across state lines,or is it more of a point to spite MD with the strict CCW laws here.Or is it a jumpstart for if MD ever loosens it's stance and the way it is handled,that the current MD resident's who have permits out of state may have a better case for when they apply for one in MD?

K-Romulus · May 15, 2009

FlyinSi said:
I was reading this and was kind of intrigued.I don't go out of state often at all and was wondering if most people do it to have their weapon on them legally when they travel across state lines,or is it more of a point to spite MD with the strict CCW laws here.Or is it a jumpstart for if MD ever loosens it's stance and the way it is handled,that the current MD resident's who have permits out of state may have a better case for when they apply for one in MD?

All of the above. 95% of my personal out-of-state travel is overnighters to family in PA or VA.

And to clarify: until we cross the border OUT of MD, the handguns are unloaded and in a locked case per the federal interstate transport law that allows you to give the finger to states like MD and NJ/NY while you are passing through on the way to somewhere else where it is legal to have the handgun.

FlyinSi · Jun 27, 2009

Ah I see now that clears it up a bit..thank you.

MDFF2008 · Jul 20, 2009

I always use the Delware service plaza as my place to arm-disarm.

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