non resident CCW permits for MD resident

[ras_oscar]

Has anybody done the research to determine which combination of state non resident carry permits comes closest to covering the entire country? I realize there are states (such as MD) that erect significant barriers to legal carry and have no intention of pursuing single state permits. I have Utah and would be willing to apply for 1 or 2 more if I could come close to full coverage.

 

[j_h_smith]

I think the New Hampshire permit covers 28 states. It also covers all of the surrounding states of Maryland other than Delaware. Since you have to do nothing but complete the paperwork and mail in the fee, it's the easiest one to get that covers the most states. But if you want a slightly better alternative, the Florida permit covers something like 36 states. However there is a lot more to getting that permit. Nothing too difficult but it's not as easy as New Hampshire.

I know nothing about Utah, so I won't speak to that.

 

[knastera]

You might want to check out the US Concealed Carry Association website (https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/). They have lots of info.


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[platoonDaddy]

Notice you have over 600 posts and a member since 2014, for sure you have missed many, many threads on this subject.


Select States that honor my permit(s) Presto, map of states who honor your permit.


http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry_permit_reciprocity_maps.html

 

[DC-W]

Handgunlaw.us is another resource.

 

[mjester93]

Depending on where you travel, here are a few options:

* New Hampshire: allows two additional states (NH, PA)
* Texas: allows two additional states (NM, PA)
* Florida: allows two additional states (FL, NM)
* Nevada: allows two additional states (NM, MN)

There are also a few that would allow you to carry in just one extra state: ME, CT, MN, VA.

 

[swinokur]

NV and TX requires you to travel there to take a course from a state certified instructor.

I have a NV CCW

As mentioned, if you want to carry in PA, get NH

AZ will give you reciprocity with NV and NM, no travel required.

I have an AZ CCW.

The FL and UT permirs are both good. FL does not honor non resident permits so if you plan to travel there, it's the only one you can get. I have a FL and UT CCW

CT does not honor any other permits, so unless you travel there, not much use. ME is permitless carry unless you travel there and want to go to State Parks or Acadia National Park not much use either

I have a ME and CT CCW too

If you spend significant time in any reciprocal state, having their permit gives you coverage under the GFSZA and if they offer their own NR permit, good idea to get theirs. I have a VA CCW permit for that reason.

BTW MD DOESN'T TRUST ME TO CARRY.

 

[frogman68]

Texas gives non residents 33 states. Yes you have to travel there to get it but it gives DE and PA . Since I am in Cecil County , Delaware is less than two miles and Pennsylvania is like 15

 

[Jano]

National reciprocity will never pass bc of md,nj,ny... never

 

[Jano]

In md, even if you got charged with a marijuana seed 20 yrs ago you cant get a cc in MD. But other states will after some yrs some as low as a few yrs. The UK should really get a national carry now if not soon. Things are getting crazy over there or already is.

 

[Pinecone]

I have UT, VA, FL, NH.

UT gives many states.

VA due to GFSZA

FL as they do not recognize any other NR permit.

NH to add PA.

I want to add NV, as that adds MN.

 

[Kaffakid]

I have UT, VA, FL, NH.

UT gives many states.

VA due to GFSZA

FL as they do not recognize any other NR permit.

NH to add PA.

I want to add NV, as that adds MN.

I have all the same (and hopefully MD as well). I am going to use points to fly to MN and hand my application in in person. Crazy, I know, but since I got into handguns about a year ago I've become a collector of sorts.

 

[Tacticalglobe]

I just printed and mailed out the New Hampshire permit.

Only reason is to pick PA back up.

100 bucks for 5 years. Super simple form.

 

[swinokur]

If you want to get coverage for MN, the NV NR permit gets you more states, and you can spend tine in Vegas instead of MN.

NV 29 states
MN 15 states.

You have to go to the actual state to get your permit, so why not go to Vegas if you can use airline points? I know some MN sheriffs might accept outside training, and NV requires an in state class, but everything else being equal, NV seems like a better deal

I have a NV NR CCW.

just my .02

just a thought

 

[kenpo333]

If you have more than one permit you will need a system to remind yourself when one needs to renew. I hav MD, FL, UT, AZ, VA, and NH so it become a process. What do each of you use?

 

[swinokur]

I look at each state that I have a permit for, (8) look at the maximum time before I can renew each, and put it on my calendar so I get a reminder as soon as the date I can renew occurs. In the case of NV, I have to fly to Vegas to get my NV renewal training, so that's important

I've renewed all of them at least once, so my system works.

USA Carry has a place to store your permit info and get reminders but I don't put PII on the net.

http://www.usacarry.com/permitreminder/

that's my system

 

[Biggfoot44]

Ideally your multiple Permits would have staggered dates, so that if you did have a brain fart, you would still have redundant Permits.

 

[press1280]

Has anybody done the research to determine which combination of state non resident carry permits comes closest to covering the entire country? I realize there are states (such as MD) that erect significant barriers to legal carry and have no intention of pursuing single state permits. I have Utah and would be willing to apply for 1 or 2 more if I could come close to full coverage.

As someone who is a MD resident w/o a MD permit you'll automatically lose a bunch of states due to some states not honoring non-resident permits (MI,PA,CO). Utah, AZ, and FL probably have the broadest coverage, and if you want to visit FL, you need their permit.

Edit: Forgot a NH permit will get you PA coverage, although the NH permit doesn't have great coverage.

 

[j_h_smith]

As someone who is a MD resident w/o a MD permit you'll automatically lose a bunch of states due to some states not honoring non-resident permits (MI,PA,CO). Utah, AZ, and FL probably have the broadest coverage, and if you want to visit FL, you need their permit.

Edit: Forgot a NH permit will get you PA coverage, although the NH permit doesn't have great coverage.

NH gives you 28 states. Not bad.

 

[swinokur]

As mentioned the following states do not recognize any NR permits

CO, FL, MI, SC. There are a couple that recognize only certain states NR permits, like PA. PA honors NH and TX NR permits only

better than it used to be.