NY carry permit holders that have Pa permits?

[cgrutt]

Are you sure with NY and PA you get gun rights in 31 states? That seems wrong to me.
I have both NY and PA. I don’t go to many other places so never really looked into it too much. I love in Buffalo area and I went to Erie PA it was $20. I applied on a Monday and received it Friday of the same week.

Looks like NY resident permit is honored by 23 states by itself so not surprised you pick up 6 more with PA non-resident. As others said it may depend residency status of additional state license. You can check on reciprocity maps on some sites such as USA Carry

Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps

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[Sneezy]

I got my PA last year in Scranton. 25 minutes, 20$. Just don't use the online form, use the on at the office. It's 21$ if you don't have a photo copy of your license. I also have my Florida permit.

 

[Mr. terzmo]

On a Pa. site they claim pictures are to be brought and a money order for payment ? Suggestions here are nothing is needed to bring except cash. Has anyone applied lately in Erie County Pa. ?? I hate to drive 1.5 hours one way to be disappointed

 

[Harry Hood]

I renewed my PA last May in Scranton. 20 minutes and $20 done.

 

[masterswimmer]

On a Pa. site they claim pictures are to be brought and a money order for payment ? Suggestions here are nothing is needed to bring except cash. Has anyone applied lately in Erie County Pa. ?? I hate to drive 1.5 hours one way to be disappointed

Just one phone call will get you your answer. Since each county has different rules and they can change I'd call before going.

I've done Scranton twice now. $20 + 20 minutes and I was back on the road with my LTC in hand.

 

[Bob]

On a Pa. site they claim pictures are to be brought and a money order for payment ? Suggestions here are nothing is needed to bring except cash. Has anyone applied lately in Erie County Pa. ?? I hate to drive 1.5 hours one way to be disappointed

Photo ID. Cash. Your NY permit. That's all you need.
If you want to help things along, bring a completed PA LTC application and photocopies of your NY permit and driver license. (They will make copies there, but the gals behind the desk are always happy when you make a little less work for them.) They will take your photo there and print it on the issued LTC.

You can also email Sheriff Loomis directly. He's normally very good about responding.

 

[Saltwater60]

It changes.. here's an article from about 8 months ago, stating that 32 states recognized the Pa permit...
However things DO change each year, and it may be less.. Last time I checked, my combined NY/Pa permits were recognized by 31 states, but I am not sure how current the information was, and what the actual for certain number is...
It really sucks not knowing if you go from being a law abiding upstanding citizen to a wanted felon thats headed to prison just becaused you crossed the wrong state line where your carry weapon is NOT wanted... bob

These 32 states will honor Pa. concealed carry. Most of our neighbors aren't on the list.

Here's how to find out where you can and can't use your Pennsylvania concealed carry licence.

www.ydr.com

Keep in mind that article is likely PA as a resident permit. What you have is a non-resident permit. Second class permit in PA apparently and some states only recognize permits when you’re a resident.
Again not saying you’re wrong but at a quick glance not too long ago it wasn’t that many. Also keep in mind people get NYS, FL, UT, and AZ permits can can carry in 35 states I think so I’d be surprised if NY and PA got you 31 states.

 

[Marine Cpl]

Look. It’s really easy to see how many states honor whatever permits you have whether resident or non resident. Just click on the states from the link that @cgrutt provided on the map and select whether the permit you have for each state is a resident or a non resident permit
The map is accurate. I check it against actual states reciprocity agreements all the time.

Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps

Our Concealed Carry Reciprocity Maps are the most up-to-date CCW maps available. View which states accept your concealed carry permits. Great for traveling.

www.usacarry.com

 

[beebee]

Keep in mind that article is likely PA as a resident permit. What you have is a non-resident permit. Second class permit in PA apparently and some states only recognize permits when you’re a resident.
Again not saying you’re wrong but at a quick glance not too long ago it wasn’t that many. Also keep in mind people get NYS, FL, UT, and AZ permits can can carry in 35 states I think so I’d be surprised if NY and PA got you 31 states.

I checked the map, and I count 28 at this time.. A couple have changed over the past few years it seems... bob

 

[Saltwater60]

I checked the map, and I count 28 at this time.. A couple have changed over the past few years it seems... bob

That’s better than I thought. Cool.

 

[Acer-m14]

has the map been updated for Virginia with a big ? Mark ? they allow all states .. not with coonman in charge .. its coming VA dropping out ..

 

[bengen731]

Hello everyone and thanks for having me... I'm new here so please bare with me.. I'm inquiring as to how I can apply for a Non-resident CCW in PA when I live on Staten Island NY?
And Do I need a NY permit to apply as well? Thank you!

 

[Jsmegs77]

You'll need a NYC permit as you're within the 5 boroughs... not a premises permit but an actual carry permit. SOME PA counties do not care about restrictions on your permit, particularly Center County (State College PA). Others want to see an unrestricted carry permit. It depends...typically closer to a state border or urban area they're more picky.

It may be worth mentioning that a NH non-resident CCW does not require you to produce a CCW from your home state, can be ordered via mail, and unless it's changed recently, is recognized by PA. Just throwing that out there...

 

[bengen731]

You'll need a NYC permit as you're within the 5 boroughs... not a premises permit but an actual carry permit. SOME PA counties do not care about restrictions on your permit, particularly Center County (State College PA). Others want to see an unrestricted carry permit. It depends...typically closer to a state border or urban area they're more picky.

It may be worth mentioning that a NH non-resident CCW does not require you to produce a CCW from your home state, can be ordered via mail, and unless it's changed recently, is recognized by PA. Just throwing that out there...

 

[bengen731]

Thank You so much.. appreciate it!

 

[PA Guns & Ammo]

From what I have been told by my customers, Susquehanna county is issuing non-resident permits. I know for awhile they stopped doing it.

 

[Acer-m14]

It may be worth mentioning that a NH non-resident CCW does not require you to produce a CCW from your home state, can be ordered via mail, and unless it's changed recently, is recognized by PA. Just throwing that out there...

FL is the same last i knew ... just need basic info .. hunters license .. unless it changed .. not sure what states will take a FL non res ccw

 

[Bob]

It may be worth mentioning that a NH non-resident CCW does not require you to produce a CCW from your home state, can be ordered via mail, and unless it's changed recently, is recognized by PA. Just throwing that out there...

FL is the same last i knew ... just need basic info .. hunters license .. unless it changed .. not sure what states will take a FL non res ccw

The reciprocity agreements with both New Hampshire and Florida were rewritten in 2018. Both now reflect reciprocity only for residents of the respective states.

PA no longer allows you to carry on any nonresident permit or license except for their own.

 

[Jsmegs77]

The reciprocity agreements with both New Hampshire and Florida were rewritten in 2018. Both now reflect reciprocity only for residents of the respective states.

PA no longer allows you to carry on any nonresident permit or license except for their own.

Thanks for the correction. I assume this only applies to concealed and open carry is still permissible?

 

[Bob]

Thanks for the correction. I assume this only applies to concealed and open carry is still permissible?

My understanding is that is no permit required for open carry in Pennsylvania at all, unless you are in a vehicle or in the City of Philadelphia. Having a loaded handgun in a vehicle, even in plain sight, is considered concealed and requires a LTC.

https://www.handgunlaw.us/states/pennsylvania.pdf

 

[Chevusa]

Go to Erie Pa .gov website, down load the PP paperwork, fill it out and go to the Sheriff's office in Erie. As I recall, they asked for a couple references
but they never called any of my references AFAIK? Oh ya, you'll need either $20 or $25 bucks, cash

BTW, good luck finding place to park, parking sux,

I also had a great experience in Erie. Erie themselves do not require any references. If you get the form from their website they delete the space where the PA application asks for them. I just got mine there over the summer.

Also good to note PA law exempts you from illegal firearm possession in a vehicle if you have a permit issued by any other state. Also PA is an open carry state without the need to have a permit. So lots of options.