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concealed-weapons-permits-of-15-states-to-be-accepted-in-nevada
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RabbiVJ
Campaign Veteran
definitely good...AZ has become the new FL!
Northerner
Regular Member
Dreamer
Regular Member
According to testimony given by MD State Police in the MD General Assembly concerning establishing reciprocity for other state's permits, the process for investigating permit applications is SO comprehensive in MD--and ALL other states are so woefully inept and ineffectual that it is their opinion that NO other state's permitting requirements measure up to MDs, even though MD has no range qualification requirement or classroom training requirement...
So, by the MSPs logic, EVERY state in the union should recognize MDs permits,because they are so super-duper flawless and so far above every other state in stringency and depth of investigation...
The problem with that is that ANYONE who knows anything about the permitting process in MD knows that it has WAY more to do with who you know, and how much money you donate to the Governor's campaign fund that criminal backgrounds, civic responsibility, or reputation...
Is it any surprise that NV doesn't recognize MD permits?
So, by the MSPs logic, EVERY state in the union should recognize MDs permits,because they are so super-duper flawless and so far above every other state in stringency and depth of investigation...
The problem with that is that ANYONE who knows anything about the permitting process in MD knows that it has WAY more to do with who you know, and how much money you donate to the Governor's campaign fund that criminal backgrounds, civic responsibility, or reputation...
Is it any surprise that NV doesn't recognize MD permits?
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That is ok, MD is likely to get their ass handed to them in the courts over their permitting process or lack thereof.
Dreamer
Regular Member
Yeah, and I'm sure that, just like Washington DC and Chicago IL, they will IMMEDIATELY become a "Gold Star State"... :banghead:
The only thing that SAF's lawsuit in MD will do if SAF wins, is to guarantee SAF has 10 years of guaranteed continuous lawsuits in MD and Federal Courts...
Good work if you can get it.
Meanwhile, the Good People of MD will continue to sail in the same disarmed failboat they have been shanghi'd on for the last several decades...
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MKEgal
Regular Member
How'd they come up with that list?
I don't see a commonality among them. Training varies widely.
Unless they're all resident-only permits?
And WTF difference does that make? If I pass a background check, I pass a background check, no matter whether it's run by/in WI or UT or FL.
Dreamer
Regular Member
I believe that ALL these states ONLY issue to residents (except RI, which doesn't appear to have a residence requirement, but being "may issue" probably doesn't issue permits to non-residents, much like other "may issue" states). Perhaps that is the common thread...
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RabbiVJ
Campaign Veteran
az does issue to non res...I have one...:-D
cricketdad
Regular Member
I believe NC recognizes more than FL
RabbiVJ
Campaign Veteran
yeh but NC doesnt do non res permits...
dmatting
Regular Member
If HB650 gets signed, it looks as though NC will recognize all out of state CC permits:
The above is how the law would read after it is passed (the bill shows what is taken out). It looks pretty cut and dry.
ABNinfantryman
Regular Member
I hear that line from every new soldier that gets their concealed permit, because they say it in the class, but alas its not true.
NC - 34
FL - 35 recognize FL's permit, but because Vermont doesn't have a permit they can't extend reciprocity to its citizens unless they have a non resident permit of Florida or another state which Florida recognizes.
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mattwestm
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Getting ready to get my Florida permit. Going to SECU tomorrow to get the form notarized, then heading over to Walgreens to get a passport photo taken. The Florida permit actually ends up being cheaper than the NC permit since it's valid for 7 years. Plus you can take a cheaper NRA course instead of the 8-hour NC class.
EricDailey X-NRA
Regular Member
Not open carry topic
This post and the link in it are not about open carry.
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This post and the link in it are not about open carry.
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(8) KEEP IT ON-TOPIC: All gun rights discussions not directly related to open carry should take place in the "General Discussions" forum and topics that are not related to gun rights at all should take place in "The Lounge". Please police your own posts before posting them and help keep OCDO strong and focused.
CharlieOneFourDelta
Regular Member
Or you can take the Maryland State Police online course for free. Took me about an hour and afterwards printed out the certificate and sent it in for my VA non res.