TRAVELING TO OHIO---BE FOREWARNED

[wolfman]

The FL training requirements are pretty easy to satisfy ,,,,, your hunter ed card is one that is listed. All the info and some interesting interactive maps are at

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[Lock n Load]

Ohio?

I had requested and received a couple of Fla apps a few years ago. I never sent them off.

But do the math, since we have our Indy LT permits, the $$ we would have spent on renewals can now be applied for the FLA permit. I will send in one for the wife also.

I am still going to catch a Utah class also since I will be off of nights this summer.....

I agree though, Indiana accepts others w/o reciprocity, it may sound selfish, but maybe Ohioians (I know Buckeyes) shouldnt be allowed to carry here with us "dangerous and untrained hicks"!!!

Oh How Ihate Ohio STATE!!! (thats a Michigan chant)

My feelings for Ohio (the armpit of the midwest) stems from being a "Michigander" by birth.... GO WOLVERINES!!!! I am a Hoosier transplant by choice though.

 

[finity]

If my figuring is correct:

If you get the FL license you add: NV, NM, OH, VA, KS, WV

If you get the UT license you add:NV, NM, OH, VA, MN, WA

If you get both you add: NV, NM, OH, VA, KS, WV, MN, WA,

 

[marshallartist]

Get an FL non-resident permit (about $115) and it adds five more states, OH being one of them. The IN hunter education course available on-line is sufficient to fulfill the training requirement.

 

[JetGirl]

Yeah, I don't think they even have "Peaceable Journey".
Although I'd never advise anyone to an illegal action, sometimes it's best to do what you need to for self preservation and shut your mouth said the one who sometimes camps across the state line.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Yeah, I don't think they even have "Peaceable Journey".

*whistle and flag on the play*

What the devil? Where is this "peaceable journey" nonsense coming from?

Is this Kirk's First Law? Or, are you referencing the FOPA?

 

[JetGirl]

*whistle and flag on the play*

What the devil? Where is this "peaceable journey" nonsense coming from?

Is this Kirk's First Law? Or, are you referencing the FOPA?

I live really close to the state line and cross it often for various reasons. I know they don't reciprocate and when I was checking out the legalities of traveling while packing, I was told by the local PD (here, not there) that as long as I didn't stop there, it was fine; as in intending to stay (camping, hotels, visiting, etc). But if I was just traveling through and even pulled over, it wouldn't be an issue. If that ain't so, somebody better tell me pretty dang quick!

 

[bwframe]

I live really close to the state line and cross it often for various reasons. I know they don't reciprocate and when I was checking out the legalities of traveling while packing, I was told by the local PD (here, not there) that as long as I didn't stop there, it was fine; as in intending to stay (camping, hotels, visiting, etc). But if I was just traveling through and even pulled over, it wouldn't be an issue. If that ain't so, somebody better tell me pretty dang quick!

Better get a UT or FL nonresident license. You are not legal otherwise.

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[Bill of Rights]

If my figuring is correct:

If you get the FL license you add: NV, NM, OH, VA, KS, WV

If you get the UT license you add:NV, NM, OH, VA, MN, WA

If you get both you add: NV, NM, OH, VA, KS, WV, MN, WA,

Nope. KS and WV currently only recognize resident CCWs. If you live in FL, you're recognized in both of those with a FL CCW but not if you have a non-res. Silly, in my opinion: You pass the same standards and background checks, so why is a non-res not recognized?

Sadly, however, they and a few other states (five, if memory serves) recognize not my opinion but only their own law. :rolleyesedit:

Blessings,
B

 

[benron]

you put IL on that list that honors IN,and to cc in the peoples republic of IL,you need to be a LEO,or a criminal,i'am pretty sure thats all who can carry in that communist state,without being made a felon.

 

[Bill of Rights]

you put IL on that list that honors IN,and to cc in the peoples republic of IL,you need to be a LEO,or a criminal,i'am pretty sure thats all who can carry in that communist state,without being made a felon.

Did you mean me, Benron? If so, sorry my post wasn't clear. I was saying that the 26 states in the first part(quoted below) honor our right to carry with an IN LTC (VT and AK recognize it with or without our IN LTC), and the 14 in the second part recognize only, at most, their own. That is, CA recognizes no CCW permit except one issued by a CA county sheriff. IL and WI don't issue those at all and recognize none from other states, either. The remaining 10 states recognize some CCWs/LTCs/whatever, but do not recognize ours. That still means we have over half the country in which we can carry.

...The resident holder of an IN LTC may lawfully carry in AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, FL, GA, ID, IN, KY, LA, MI, MS, MO, MT, NH, NC, ND, OK, PA, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, WY.

States that recognize no right to carry but at most their own are CA, CT, HI, IL, IA, ME, MD, MA, NE, NJ, NY, OR, RI, WI

We have still to convince DE, KS, MN, NV, NM, OH, SC, VA, WA, and WV that we're not dangerous to anyone who isn't attacking us, but there is hope for both WV and SC at present. (A UT CCW will get you all of those except KS and WV, both of which require you be a resident.)...

Again, sorry for any confusion. FYI: I'm told there may be hope for IL. Winnebago County is considering issuing CCW permits valid in their own county. It is possible that others will follow their lead and offer reciprocity and/or recognition between counties. A tiny hole is all it takes to bring down the dam. Incrementalism has been the antis' friend for years-it's time it was ours, too.

Blessings,
B

 

[Cwood]

I had requested and received a couple of Fla apps a few years ago. I never sent them off.

But do the math, since we have our Indy LT permits, the $$ we would have spent on renewals can now be applied for the FLA permit. I will send in one for the wife also.

I am still going to catch a Utah class also since I will be off of nights this summer.....

I agree though, Indiana accepts others w/o reciprocity, it may sound selfish, but maybe Ohioians (I know Buckeyes) shouldnt be allowed to carry here with us "dangerous and untrained hicks"!!!

Oh How Ihate Ohio STATE!!! (thats a Michigan chant)

My feelings for Ohio (the armpit of the midwest) stems from being a "Michigander" by birth.... GO WOLVERINES!!!! I am a Hoosier transplant by choice though.

GO Buckeyes!!! Lets see if this year a NEW MI coach can beat us!

Now back to your regularly scheduled thread.....

 

[minuteman32]

I am a UT CFP instructor.

I don't have regularly scheduled classes, but do them as needed. I can also do the class for the FL permit, but it takes much longer and is more expensive.
Comparisons;
FL- Several types of training accepted, good in about 30 states & costs $117 every 5 years for non residents.
UT- Must take a class from a UT certified instructor, good in 33 states & costs $65.25 (to the state of UT after the class) for the 1st 5 yrs. Renewals are $10 every 5 yrs thereafter.
Here is a link to the Marion Co. Fish & Game Assn. & info on the class; Utah Concealed Firearm Permit Class.

 

[Cwood]

I don't have regularly scheduled classes, but do them as needed. I can also do the class for the FL permit, but it takes much longer and is more expensive.
Comparisons;
FL- Several types of training accepted, good in about 30 states & costs $117 every 5 years for non residents.
UT- Must take a class from a UT certified instructor, good in 33 states & costs $65.25 (to the state of UT after the class) for the 1st 5 yrs. Renewals are $10 every 5 yrs thereafter.
Here is a link to the Marion Co. Fish & Game Assn. & info on the class; Utah Concealed Firearm Permit Class.

I would like to take this. If you start up a class keep me in mind.

 

[bwframe]

UT- Must take a class from a UT certified instructor, good in 33 states & costs $65.25 (to the state of UT after the class) for the 1st 5 yrs. Renewals are $10 every 5 yrs thereafter.

Just to be clear, you only have to take the class for the initial UT permit, right? After that, every 5 years you renew for $10 total cost? Does the renew involve any other costs?

 

[minuteman32]

Just to be clear, you only have to take the class for the initial UT permit, right? After that, every 5 years you renew for $10 total cost? Does the renew involve any other costs?

That is correct. The only additional cost would be for another passport photo (I believe).

Instructors, @ this point, must go to UT to take a class to become/renew their certification. CFP applicants do not, and they don't have to take another class, locally, either, for renewal.

 

[bwframe]

That is correct. The only additional cost would be for another passport photo (I believe).

Instructors, @ this point, must go to UT to take a class to become/renew their certification. CFP applicants do not, and they don't have to take another class, locally, either, for renewal.

Thanks minuteman32. Please let us know when you run the next class. What was your course charge again?

 

[speednut]

The Utah license is cheaper and very easy to obtain. You must take a one day classroom course which gives you an application signed by the Utah recognized instructor. This application along with a finger print card and a passport photo and $59.00 gets you a Utah, non-resident license. The license is good in about 31 states and lasts for 5 years. Check out Marion County Fish and Game website Marion County Fish and Game Association, Indianapolis, Indiana for a link to a local, Utah certified instructor. The people in Utah are very nice. I lost my wallet last winter which contained my Indiana and Utah licenses. Both were easy to replace. Utah even has a website where you can check on the progress of your application.

This is exactly what I did. Dan taught the class at MCF&G. He is a cool guy. Got my IN, UT and PA permits now. Can carry damn near everywhere. (except that stupid state that Chicago is in!

 

[DougBarnes101]

Gunsite IN-150 Training acceptable

Does anyone know if either/or both FL and Utah accept the Gunsite IN-150 training to fulfill their training requirement?

 

[GetA2J]

I don't have regularly scheduled classes, but do them as needed. I can also do the class for the FL permit, but it takes much longer and is more expensive.
Comparisons;
FL- Several types of training accepted, good in about 30 states & costs $117 every 5 years for non residents.
UT- Must take a class from a UT certified instructor, good in 33 states & costs $65.25 (to the state of UT after the class) for the 1st 5 yrs. Renewals are $10 every 5 yrs thereafter.
Here is a link to the Marion Co. Fish & Game Assn. & info on the class; Utah Concealed Firearm Permit Class.

I wonder if we can get MM32 and Fenway together and make an INGO.com organized Utah permit class.
I for one WILL be there.