What permit will you use if National Reciprocity passes

[Muleskinner]

Yea, right... I'll wait on that one.

I'd guess MD would rather figure out a way to kill their gun law so no one can carry in MD. They will look for the loophole in the law, if they can. MD and CA.

I'm playing along with the forum now, but I'll see what happens by this time next year.

If you already have Utah or FL, why would you get MD?

This is what I expect...there can't be reciprocity if there is no permit available...

 

[swinokur]

So MD VIP's would not be able to carry? I don't see that.

They'll try something more underhanded.

 

[jimbobborg]

I'll just use my resident VA permit.

 

[Glock 'n Roll]

Yea, right... I'll wait on that one.

I'd guess MD would rather figure out a way to kill their gun law so no one can carry in MD. They will look for the loophole in the law, if they can. MD and CA.

I'm playing along with the forum now, but I'll see what happens by this time next year.

If you already have Utah or FL, why would you get MD?

From the Utah BCI website, " If you reside in a state that recognizes the validity of the Utah CFP or has reciprocity with Utah, you must obtain a CFP or CCW from your home state and submit a copy of it with your application for a Utah permit."

Unless the rules change for Utah non-resident permits, we will be required to obtain a Maryland permit. Or, am I completely off the mark?

 

[campns]

Maryland, as it's in my wallet and I don't like being like George Castanza...

 

[Pinecone]

MD permit if shall issue.

If not, non-res Utah/FL/VA/NH

 

[press1280]

WV resident permit here.

 

[molonlabe]

West by god Virginia.

 

[SW6906user]

Yep, if MD drops G&S I would like to have the state I reside in. If not probably FL.

 

[dogbone]

Texas!
Currently have a non-resident permit and hope to convert it to a resident permit.
Anyone want to buy a house within walking distance of Duffy's?

 

[GrimReaper]

Even if it does pass, MD would make it impossible to carry legally.

Cannot carry in a vehicle, cannot carry within 5 miles of a school etc...

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[ThePhantomPatriot]

PA

 

[jumpsfromplanes]

I still expect us to be targeted by the state. This is why I would never get MD cc even if they issued, if there was reciprocity. They don't need to be right to jam you up and cost you everything you have in court cost and lawyer fees.

 

[Rob R.]

Utah, I read somewhere Utah has done over 1.2 million non resident CCW permits in 2015 and 2016 combined.. that's a nice little chunk of change for them

 

[swinokur]

Remember, if MD is forced to grant reciprocity to UT, the UT requirement to have a home state permit before UT issues may be enforced.

Just something to think about.

Maybe another state's permit might be a good idea.
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[Tech5]

I'm wondering if national reciprocity will play a part to help to ease Maryland's AR restrictions.

 

[eruby]

Remember, if MD is forced to grant reciprocity to UT, the UT requirement to have a home state permit before UT issues may be enforced.

Just something to think about.

Maybe another state's permit might be a good idea.

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[swinokur]

I'm wondering if national reciprocity will play a part to help to ease Maryland's AR restrictions.

none at all. That will be up to the 4CA in Kolbe.

 

[hi3cho]

When this likely to take effect if it does pass? I have my Utah but was planning on getting my NH as well to cover PA since they dropped Utah for reciprocity.

 

[swinokur]

The bill says it will take effect 90 days after it isenacted into law
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