Out of State ccp

[Bosun52]

With this new law, will Maryland recognize carry permits from other States ?

 

[DC-W]

No.

 

[platekiller]

I’m hoping eventually they will.

To me the $400+ makes it not worth it just for MD.

 

[rbird7282]

I’m hoping eventually they will.

To me the $400+ makes it not worth it just for MD.

It won't be just for MD. While MD does not recognize any other state's permits, there are other states that do recognize a MD permit.
The only way MD will ever recognize a permit for another state with be if they are forced to by a court.

 

[Threeband]

It won't be just for MD. While MD does not recognize any other state's permits, there are other states that do recognize a MD permit.
The only way MD will ever recognize a permit for another state with be if they are forced to by a court.

Quite a few states accept the Maryland permit, including Virginia.

And while Pennsylvania does not, they will issue a Pennsylvania permit to a Maryland permit holder for $20.

 

[platekiller]

It won't be just for MD. While MD does not recognize any other state's permits, there are other states that do recognize a MD permit.
The only way MD will ever recognize a permit for another state with be if they are forced to by a court.

I understand that but everywhere I go is currently covered by my WV CHL

 

[rbird7282]

Quite a few states accept the Maryland permit, including Virginia.

And while Pennsylvania does not, they will issue a Pennsylvania permit to a Maryland permit holder for $20.

Correct

 

[Threeband]

Here is a screenshot of the Maryland page at Handgunlaw.us.

All the bluish states honor the Maryland permit.

 

[GTOGUNNER]

WEST VIRGINIA has set Maryland up for a challenge. It will go straight to SCOTUS


Sent from an undisclosed location.

 

[platekiller]

Here is a screenshot of the Maryland page at Handgunlaw.us.

All the bluish states honor the Maryland permit.

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Looks to me like MD is the only state I gain but I could be wrong (lots of states)

 

[Threeband]

I thought you were a Marylander.

No, your option is to save your money and avoid Maryland. My Utah permit gets me better coverage, but I live in Maryland. And if I don’t get a Maryland permit, I suspect Utah will refuse to renew my permit in 2024.

 

[antco]

I thought you were a Marylander.

No, your option is to save your money and avoid Maryland. My Utah permit gets me better coverage, but I live in Maryland. And if I don’t get a Maryland permit, I suspect Utah will refuse to renew my permit in 2024.

No they won't.

 

[rbird7282]

I thought you were a Marylander.

No, your option is to save your money and avoid Maryland. My Utah permit gets me better coverage, but I live in Maryland. And if I don’t get a Maryland permit, I suspect Utah will refuse to renew my permit in 2024.

Why would Utah refuse to issue you a permit?
One thing I don't get is that SC is listed as not accepting a MD Resident permit, MD doesn't differentiate between resident and non resident. I suppose they could simply base it on whether you live in MD or not.
SC is weird.

 

[Threeband]

Utah only issues non resident permits to people who already have permits from their own states.

They have been issuing them to Marylanders because they understand the situation here, that it's been virtually impossible for the majority of Marylanders to get permits. Now that Maryland is shall issue, that policy will change.

And yes, South Carolina is weird. The 200 year old saying is, "South Carolina is too small to be a Nation, and too big to be a Lunatic Asylum. "

 

[platekiller]

I thought you were a Marylander.

No, your option is to save your money and avoid Maryland. My Utah permit gets me better coverage, but I live in Maryland. And if I don’t get a Maryland permit, I suspect Utah will refuse to renew my permit in 2024.

I travel to MD enough that it would be nice but it’s like 2-4 times a month that I visit. My folks live in MD and so does my wife’s mom and brothers so yeah :/. Im sure reciprocity will happen eventually.

 

[Stoveman]

There should be a locked Sticky thread with the title MARYLAND DOES NOT RECOGNIZE ANY OTHER STATE'S PERMIT AND DON'T ASK THE QUESTION A THOUSAND TIMES posted here and in the 2A sub forums.

 

[Threeband]

There should be a locked Sticky thread with the title MARYLAND DOES NOT RECOGNIZE ANY OTHER STATE'S PERMIT AND DON'T ASK THE QUESTION A THOUSAND TIMES posted here and in the 2A sub forums.

"...And don't expect reciprocity within the next 100 years."

 

[rbird7282]

Utah only issues non resident permits to people who already have permits from their own states.

They have been issuing them to Marylanders because they understand the situation here, that it's been virtually impossible for the majority of Marylanders to get permits. Now that Maryland is shall issue, that policy will change.

And yes, South Carolina is weird. The 200 year old saying is, "South Carolina is too small to be a Nation, and too big to be a Lunatic Asylum. "

Utah issues non resident permits to 15 states without a requirement for someone to have a permit from their home state.

 

[johnkn]

Quite a few states accept the Maryland permit, including Virginia.

And while Pennsylvania does not, they will issue a Pennsylvania permit to a Maryland permit holder for $20.

And, they will do it in about 15 minutes in the office...... walk out with a fresh permit still warm from the laminator

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[Threeband]

Utah issues non resident permits to 15 states without a requirement for someone to have a permit from their home state.

What are the 15 states, and what separates them from the other 34?

I can see New Jersey, New York, and the other May Issue states, but there aren't 15.

Anyway, my understanding is that Utah will expect me to get my home state permit if possible.