Anyone get secondary carry permits?

[GNRPowdeR]

I live further south and didn't feel like driving north to find one of the UT classes when I have a FL class option right next door. Painless, just follow all the detailed instructions and you'll be fine!

 

[dprimm]

Florida - My military DD214 form showing my military service waived any course requirement.

What's this? My DD214 will waive a course requirement??? Missed this before. How does this work?

 

[Jarhead77]

Fla. all the way!

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

I got Utah which added:

WA, UT, NE, MN, OH, WV, DE

 

[Paul30]

What's this? My DD214 will waive a course requirement??? Missed this before. How does this work?

Why yes, indeed it will. I had the link to the Florida official web site but here is a Florida forum. At one time I thought you had to show on the DD214 that you had actual pistol training but they will accept the fact that you have a DD214. They know you got some arms training to posses one.

Veteran DD-214?

 

[Amishman44]

Florida. They seem really efficient. They'll send you an application package and if you follow the instructions, you'll have your laminated, photo ID concealed carry permit, and a packet of Florida State laws that apply, in a couple of weeks! It's good for seven years.

I'm considering obtaining a Florida Permit! Liking the 7 years factor....and I don't think I'll get to the states that UT & AZ cover that FL doesn't!

 

[NateIU10]

Florida. The IN online hunter's safety course satisfies the training requirement (if you need it).

 

[EvilElmo]

I have a Florida, which was easier for me to get. IIRC Utah requires a "Utah certified" instructor or something like that. While that may be of no concern to those of you near the major cities, down here in the SE corner such an instructor is almost impossible to find (or at least it was when I went looking). Florida will accept the standard NRA class which I'd taken years before so it was easier to get, despite being slightly more expensive.

 

[Streck-Fu]

Do note that you won't be able to carry in every state that is listed on the secondary state license. Some states require you to be a resident of the state from which the license is issued. Even Florida does not honor NON-resident licenses from states that they honor for resident licenses.

Be sure to review: Handgunlaw.us

 

[g00n24]

Do note that you won't be able to carry in every state that is listed on the secondary state license. Some states require you to be a resident of the state from which the license is issued. Even Florida does not honor NON-resident licenses from states that they honor for resident licenses.

Be sure to review: Handgunlaw.us

Yep. South Carolina is one such state. Those pricks only honor licenses from residents of neighboring states

 

[worddoer]

Do note that you won't be able to carry in every state that is listed on the secondary state license. Some states require you to be a resident of the state from which the license is issued. Even Florida does not honor NON-resident licenses from states that they honor for resident licenses.

Be sure to review: Handgunlaw.us

I believe that is why the OP referenced the USA Carry website map. It's a great map that accounts for the fact of your resident state along with non-resident licenses when showing what states you are legal to carry in. It's a go-to resource for me since I got my FL license. I have it favorited on my computer.

Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps - USA Carry

 

[SouthernStar25]

Definitely going to add Utah sometime this year. Legally carrying in Ohio is a must. They really ought to recognize Indiana's LTC.

 

[Lectric102002]

Definitely going to add Utah sometime this year. Legally carrying in Ohio is a must. They really ought to recognize Indiana's LTC.

If you are going to do it this year, you'd better hurry. You're almost out of year.

I think I'll go for FL since they will take a DD214 in lieu of a class.

 

[Bill of Rights]

I have IN, UT, and AZ.

IN resident covers: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, FL, GA, ID, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MI, MS, MO, MT, NH, NC, ND, OK, PA, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WI, WY (30)
UT non-res adds: DE, MN, NE, OH, WA, WV (6)
AZ non-res adds: NM (1) (also would open up DE, NE, and WV, if I didn't have them with the UT)


This means the only ones off-limits to me are: CA, CT, HI, IL, ME, MD, MA, NV, NJ, NY, OR, RI, SC (13)

I don't have it, but the FL non-res would open up DE, NE, NM, OH, WV

Do note that you won't be able to carry in every state that is listed on the secondary state license. Some states require you to be a resident of the state from which the license is issued. Even Florida does not honor NON-resident licenses from states that they honor for resident licenses.

Be sure to review: Handgunlaw.us

Yep. South Carolina is one such state. Those pricks only honor licenses from residents of neighboring states

SC honors resident-only permission slips from AK, AZ, AR, FL, KS, KY, LA, MI, MO, NM, NC, OH, OK, TN, TX, VA, WV, WY, is bordered by GA and NC, and does not recognize GA.

Hope that helps!

Blessings,
Bill

 

[7.62]

I got my Utah license....mainly to get Ohio.

 

[Lectric102002]

I have IN, UT, and AZ.

UT non-res adds: DE, MN, NE, OH, WA, WV (6)


I don't have it, but the FL non-res would open up DE, NE, NM, OH, WV

But if you have UT, you are already good in OH and WV, no ?

 

[Bill of Rights]

I am. I have had lots of people comment that they prefer FL to UT, for a variety of reasons. I posted the FL info for those who might be interested in that one instead. Sorry for not making that more clear in my post.

Blessings,
Bill

But if you have UT, you are already good in OH and WV, no ?

 

[Tinner666]

Utah for me.

 

[Six Forty-Two]

I have VA. Easy to get. I got it mainly for OH. I took an online firearms safety class. That was all I needed.

Another good reference I have is a smartphone app called Legal Heat. Concise info about handgun laws in other states. (Sorry to thread jack)

 

[minuteman32]

IN, UT & AZ for me.