I would suggest doing the Utah permit. I live in California and where I live in the state I can't get a permit so Iam going to get a Utah and Florida permit which will allow me to carry in over 32 states.shawng22 said:Currently live in pa, now wv honors pa carry permit holders, the question is, my family live in Ohio and I plan on making a trip this fall to see them, how exactly do you go about getting an out of state permit? I can't find anything on getting a permit to carry in Ohio. I know how to get one if your a resident. I was told you can get a Utah permit and Ohio honors that but wasn't sure. Any advice?
How can you get a permit from a state you do not reside in ? Pretty sure you can'tI would suggest doing the Utah permit. I live in California and where I live in the state I can't get a permit so Iam going to get a Utah and Florida permit which will allow me to carry in over 32 states.
Pretty sure Ohio is one of those states but you will have to google that to be certain.
See post above ^^^^How can you get a permit from a state you do not reside in ? Pretty sure you can't
Actually I've researched it a bit and there are a few that will issue to non-residents...TampaBaySean said:How can you get a permit from a state you do not reside in ? Pretty sure you can't
Florida and Utah both offer out of state permits. Here in California there's a 98% chance a normal citizen won't get a permit so an out of state is a great way for us to carry when we leave are state.TampaBaySean said:How can you get a permit from a state you do not reside in ? Pretty sure you can't
Thank all of you for your input and I will be looking into that. Glocknloaded I hope all works out for you in California!glocknloaded said:Florida and Utah both offer out of state permits. Here in California there's a 98% chance a normal citizen won't get a permit so an out of state is a great way for us to carry when we leave are state.
I was born and raised in Florida and go back a lot so it's a great way to carry in my home state
Thanks man!!!shawng22 said:Thank all of you for your input and I will be looking into that. Glocknloaded I hope all works out for you in California!
There are 25 states that issue to residents that live in other states.How can you get a permit from a state you do not reside in ? Pretty sure you can't
Nice site, I exported a map showing which states honor my Ohio CCW permit:There are 25 states that issue to residents that live in other states.
Here is a link to an interactive reciprocity map:
http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry_permit_reciprocity_maps.html
That map is great! I have seen the map that shows who honors my Ohio permit before. But because this map is interactive, I can select Ohio as my resident state, and then select a Florida non-resident state at the same time, and it combines and shows all the states that honor both. A non-resident Florida permit would add Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.There are 25 states that issue to residents that live in other states.
Here is a link to an interactive reciprocity map:
http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry_permit_reciprocity_maps.html
I have a CWP from Utah also Idaho where I live. Utah and Idaho neither one includes California in their permits.. I am also in California at the time for a few months.. and am considering carrying.. IF i need it any place it would be here in cali.. NOT idaho... the law states you can get a concealed carry if you are a resident of california but it is impossible to obtain one.I would suggest doing the Utah permit. I live in California and where I live in the state I can't get a permit so Iam going to get a Utah and Florida permit which will allow me to carry in over 32 states.
Pretty sure Ohio is one of those states but you will have to google that to be certain.
More wishful thinking really. Trying to remain positive, but hell I live in a state where an FFL can't sell a Glock made after 1994.Well west do you think the president will allow such a thing to happen
More wishful thinking really. Trying to remain positive, but hell I live in a state where an FFL can't sell a Glock made after 1994.
