RIGHT to carry reciprocity

[jongo1]

Does anybody know who is responsible for working out reciprocity agreements between states?I mean is the attorney general or who?

 

[Bill of Rights]

to INGO!

I just attempted to work one out with West Virginia recently. It took six months and was ultimately unsuccessful due to WV not being willing to recognize us without a "training class". I wrote to the Governor's office and the Lt. Governor's office and eventually ended up with some folks from ISP that were very helpful. Of the 24 states that do not recognize us, only 10 do recognize some other states, and those ten all require training or more strict laws than their own. With whom were you wishing to attempt an agreement?

Blessings,
B

 

[Dogman]

I think ( well sometimes anyway ) that Ohio would be a good one to work on. The new Govenor seems to be very Pro gun.

 

[NateIU10]

OH, VA and DE would be nice


While I'm at it, how about MD too

 

[Dogman]

OH, VA and DE would be nice


While I'm at it, how about MD too

Oh yeah, next it'll be every state.

 

[NateIU10]

Oh yeah, next it'll be every state.

Well I wasn't trying to be selfish, jeez

 

[jeremy]

Hell dream big! Go for Illionois!

 

[whiskeytangofoxtrot]

Illinois? That will actually take an act of god.

 

[ATM]

I like Alaska's approach. Sad they won't be part of the US anymore

 

[jeremy]

I like Alaska's approach. Sad they won't be part of the US anymore

Wonder what their conditions will be for residency?

 

[Scutter01]

Wonder what their conditions will be for residency?

Snow shoes and a parka. (If you don't have snow shoes, two tennis rackets and some bungee cords will do).

 

[Episcopus]

Snow shoes and a parka. (If you don't have snow shoes, two tennis rackets and some bungee cords will do).

So the sled dogs are state-issued? Sweet!

 

[jeremy]

which is cheapper snow shoes or 2 tennis rackets?

 

[cosermann]

Of the 24 states that do not recognize us, only 10 do recognize some other states, and those ten all require training or more strict laws than their own. With whom were you wishing to attempt an agreement?

So it sounds like there are 14 states that we should be concentrating on. It would be helpful if you could post a list of those 14 here (if it's not too much trouble).

Regards,

 

[agentl074]

I think ( well sometimes anyway ) that Ohio would be a good one to work on. The new Govenor seems to be very Pro gun.

What about people who were once reserve officers and certified in the ILEA pre basic course? Would they recognize a copy of the 40 hr affidavit as "good enough" to carry in their state?

 

[Dogman]

What about people who were once reserve officers and certified in the ILEA pre basic course? Would they recognize a copy of the 40 hr affidavit as "good enough" to carry in their state?

What do you mean by certified pre basic course? Do you mean the reserve officers course? If so, they don't or didn't in my time give affidavits, reserves were issured certificates upon completion of the reserve officer course. No your certificate would not be acceptable to carry in Ohio you would have to be an active officer with ID, or a retiree with Id and certificate of qualification. Perhaps one of the active full time officers will have more Info.

 

[agentl074]

What do you mean by certified pre basic course? Do you mean the reserve officers course? If so, they don't or didn't in my time give affidavits, reserves were issured certificates upon completion of the reserve officer course. No your certificate would not be acceptable to carry in Ohio you would have to be an active officer with ID, or a retiree with Id and certificate of qualification. Perhaps one of the active full time officers will have more Info.

Yep - they sent the origional affidavits to the ILEA records dept and we got to keep a copy as well as the certificate of completion for the 40hr basic. I know according to the HR bill passed a few years ago - they recognized my department ID as good enough. I think Ohio should recognize Indiana permits - but oh well better to be here in this great state than not be armed.

 

[right winger]

I belive it is the Attorney General and possibly the head of the State Police.

 

[VUPDblue]

Here's the deal. It's not a collective bargaining deal. States that have stringent standards, such as training and testing, for acquiring a carry permit do not recognize, or reciprocate with, states which require no training or instruction. This is why the Utah permit, for example, is a popular one to obtain. Make sense now?

 

[agentl074]

If other states perfer not to recognise our LTCH - dont go to other states! That is why I dislike our neihbors - and dont visit their states