Will Filthadelphia still require a CCW to OC?
Can a maryland resident get a ccp in pa?
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Yes (it's called: License To Carry Firearms "LTCF")
Nutter is complaining about how the State can penalize local municpalities for violating state preemption.
http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/20...rs-for-roadblocking-city-gun-control-efforts/
INMY01TA
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- Dec 29, 2008
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+1. Thought my Va permit was good there?
iobidder
1 point'er
IMO, why not get FL, and AZ? You're set (for now) at that point.
Unless you want to carry in a school zone in VA, and it is that important to you, get a VA NR so when in VA you can do just that.
Unless you want to carry in a school zone in VA, and it is that important to you, get a VA NR so when in VA you can do just that.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,252
Pa already HAS state premption. It's just that Phila and a few other jurisdictions think they can ignore state law.
Check w/ Pa based groups about how with even with state required Shall Issue , Phila will make up their own requirements , and turn down as "not of character or reputation suitable for ...." On the basis of dress , hair style , tattoo, political views , etc .
Check w/ Pa based groups about how with even with state required Shall Issue , Phila will make up their own requirements , and turn down as "not of character or reputation suitable for ...." On the basis of dress , hair style , tattoo, political views , etc .
cobra
Ultimate Member
A VA non resident ccw will allow you to carry in PA.
The same qualifications that allow you to buy a regulated firearm in MD will pass for training to get a non resident VA ccw permit.
Once done PA will regonize it
The same qualifications that allow you to buy a regulated firearm in MD will pass for training to get a non resident VA ccw permit.
Once done PA will regonize it
PCO31
Glockstar
- Mar 3, 2011
- 175
I have been using my Utah CCW on near-monthly trips to PA for the past year. Travelling to Erie quite frequently for family issues, no problems. Still need to find a better holster that works better while driving alot. Looking at a Kangaroo Carry right now....maybe a good crossdraw.
Long drives? Consider a shoulder rig. I have a Galco Miami Classic II. Not bad for a production line holster.
PCO31
Glockstar
- Mar 3, 2011
- 175
I'm looking at the Kangaroo Carry holster....could fit nice over a tee-under a denim or other button down....
rstickle
Active Member
If you read carefully it states the permit must be from your HOME state! So unless you live in Utah.... (to get a PA non-res.)
Correct me if I am wrong but being a MD resident with a Utah CCW, you wouldnt need to file with PA just use your Utah permit while you are there. The "Home State" is if you already have a CCW from the state you reside in and want to file for the out of state CCW permit in PA.
The OP asked about a MD resident getting a PA permit. He did not reference UT.
I understood his question. I was referring to the Utah CCW as an option that is more likely than him trying to get his MD CCW in order to complete the PA out of state permit application...
PCO31
Glockstar
- Mar 3, 2011
- 175
Just found a Galco Miami Classic on ebay for 50 bucks....that should do the trick....
That is not the case. A non-resident permit (FL, VA, AZ, UT, etc) is fine in PA.
To clarify - get a non-resident UT, FL, AZ, VA, etc - then you can carry in PA - no need for a PA non-resident permit.
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MDphinfan02
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- May 12, 2012
- 170
What he said... +1
You might want to read it again. Scroll down and read the section that Utah is listed in. http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/crime.aspx?id=184
Utah's permit is valid when held by a non-resident in PA.
pauln
WECSOG Alumnus
PA gave me a permit and renewed it and I don't have a PA residence or a MD permit.
ivwarrior
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- Jul 20, 2010
- 282
You three might want to read the post you're quoting. The poster is right, TO GET A PA NON-RES permit, you need a permit from your HOME STATE.
Yes, you can carry in PA on a Utah permit, but unless you're a Utah resident, it won't help you get a PA permit.
Yes, you can carry in PA on a Utah permit, but unless you're a Utah resident, it won't help you get a PA permit.
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