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To each their own.
Some people travel a lot and use/ need an out of State license. Other's like to have as many licenses as they can get. Everyone is different. Get what suit your need/want. There is no wrong or right way.
A long time ago, I considered getting a Utah license, but realized I don't visit any of the State that honor it. Then I though about getting a Pa license, but I don't really visit PA either. I intend to move far away from NYS, so that's when I'll get a different lic. lol
 
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I have finally gotten all the ones I believe that I need. I have my NYS resident, Pennsylvania, Florida and Connecticut. All of them are because I have reason to be in each of those states. I may let some of them lapse as situations change, but for now I need them. Connecticut was the most trouble, and then it wasn't terrible. Of course my New York wasn't bad when I got that either.
 
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Doesn't the cost of renewing many different permits become prohibitive? PA is cheap but some of these others aren't.
 
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Podmonkey said:
Doesn't the cost of renewing many different permits become prohibitive? PA is cheap but some of these others aren't.
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Florida is the most expensive and it comes out to about 14 bucks a year. If you get the right combinations of permits to get the maximum amount of states possible, you are looking at about 100 bucks a year if that with about 6 permits to get you the maximum number of states.
 
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Willjr75 said:
Florida is the most expensive and it comes out to about 14 bucks a year. If you get the right combinations of permits to get the maximum amount of states possible, you are looking at about 100 bucks a year if that with about 6 permits to get you the maximum number of states.
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Not as bad as I thought but still considerable.
 
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Podmonkey said:
Since I have to travel through NY and IL it seems kinda pointless to have permits for outside my home state. I'll never be legal in all the states I travel in.
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I get the maximum allowable for the states I travel thorough. If there are states that I have to travel through that don't offer a way to be legal, I can be legal by unloading via FOPA or totally ignoring those and taking my chances if I wanted to be a criminal.

I still want the maximum number of states though because I'll only have to worry about 2 states instead of 6 states for example.
 
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Years and years ago, when I first received my NY PP, I did not realize that it was only good on NY. Never thought about it, never researched it; never thought there was a reason to look anything up.

For a couple of years, I carried everywhere I went, vacation, and the such.

Fast forward a few years and I learned the truth. I went to PA and applied there so I could carry legally in WV when visiting my mom.

I was going to get Florida, but then I got my current job and now these other permits are not needed. Wish it was the same for all.
 
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I have several permits, the reason I do is because i am afraid laws may change and not for the better, the hopes were is one is no longer valid (law change) I would have others as back up. I do travel with fire arms for competions and I think Florida And PA would cover most folks , I know folks with permits that have not traveled out of NY with there fire arms
 
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I have my home state of Washington, Pennsylvania, Utah, Arizona and Oregon.
They change the resipeication, you lose some states and some times you gain a state or two.

What it cost over the generally five years the cost isn't much per month. It is hell of a lot cheaper then carrying with out permit if you get caught.
 
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In order of completion
FL - was living there first, required live fire
AZ - was living there . . .
NY - came back to live here, had to wait to get it before transferring guns in
PA - hey, why not?
States traveled where I was covered - NY, PA, VA, W. VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, MS, AL, LA, TX,TX,TX ( hey it's a big state ), NM, AZ, MO, OK, OH, IN
Where I was NOT covered by a permit, per US Code 18, ss 926A, where the firearms were unloaded, secured, and separated from the ammo - IL
 
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NY, PA, FL, AZ.

AZ may not have unique coverage nowadays, but reciprocity agreements change all the time - it's always good to have some redundancy built in. Not to mention, the AZ permit is cheap ($60 initial, $43 renewal), the process is painless, and the requirements are easy to meet (you likely have already met them).
 
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NY PA CT NH ME UT FL need to check expirations to see if they are all valid lol...
 
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Like others I have NY, CT, FL, PA and UT. All pretty easy to get. This is the coverage it gets me.

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