I know about the property requirement. As I said before I'll be getting a SC non-resident permit soon.
Out-of-state permit holders: Chime in
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I know about the property requirement. As I said before I'll be getting a SC non-resident permit soon.
M_F
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You can add Colorado and Oregon to the "Carry" list. You cannot conceal carry since they don't recognize non resident permits, but you can open carry in those states without a permit, however the cities of Denver and Boulder have an exemption in CO law that prohibit open carry within city limits, and I believe a few cities in Oregon like Portland require a permit to open carry.
My Kentucky permit gets me all I need, 37 states.
What I did find interesting (OR should I say, DISTURBING!!??), is that NYS, and NYC are listed like they are different states, in this map.
(SOURCE: Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps (Updated October 10, 2018))
Permit(s) Not Honored In:
California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Guam, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, New York City, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Virgin Islands, Washington, American Samoa, N. Mariana Islands
I understand that, but the point I was making is that if it's not recognized in NYS, shouldn't that include NYC also? I find it interesting that they want to be treated like a separate state, until it comes to splitting them off as their own state. Then they want to be 1 state because they want the tax dollars that come from the rest of the state.
Hell a New York state license isnt even valid in the city.
I guess I am confused at what you are getting at
Ok ok I see what you are saying, you are saying that if the KY isnt recognized in NYS why even list that it isnt recognized in NYC.
2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
How did you do Kentucky ? went there on vacation and was looking into trying and need a course and bunch of other stuff. WOW good going.
I live here now. The course is pretty simple, 1 Saturday, including range time. They then E-mailed me my certification, which I took to the courthouse, and paid my $60 fee. The gal at the counter took my picture with a digital camera, checked my name on my DL, no fingerprints, no references, no forms, nothing. The KSP do a quick background check, and I was able to pick it up at the courthouse in about 3 weeks IIRC!!
Had I not dragged my feet, I would not have even had to take the course, they would have recognized ANY of my other course certificates (NYS, UT, FL). BUT, I let time get by me, and I missed the 6 month window to flip it. No biggie, it's not like they did the NYS colonoscopy on me.
KY does not issue non-resident CCDWs! Incidentally a KY, CCDW (Conceal Carry Deadly Weapons) license does not list ANY of my firearms on it. The only thing they care about is that if I am concealing a weapon, that I have a CCDW. You do not need a CCDW to own a handgun down here, you can have one in your home, in your vehicle (not concealed, although a glove box is not considered concealed!!), you can OC (I've seen it on occasion, no real biggie!!). They do not care about registering your gun, it is your property, period. I can sell my guns, trade my guns, borrow my Buddy's handgun. It doesn't matter. As long as I have no reason to believe the person I am selling, or lending my gun to is not a prohibited person, then I am in the clear. I've bought, sold, and traded guns (including handguns!!
) with guys I know down here.
Had I not dragged my feet, I would not have even had to take the course, they would have recognized ANY of my other course certificates (NYS, UT, FL). BUT, I let time get by me, and I missed the 6 month window to flip it. No biggie, it's not like they did the NYS colonoscopy on me.
KY does not issue non-resident CCDWs! Incidentally a KY, CCDW (Conceal Carry Deadly Weapons) license does not list ANY of my firearms on it. The only thing they care about is that if I am concealing a weapon, that I have a CCDW. You do not need a CCDW to own a handgun down here, you can have one in your home, in your vehicle (not concealed, although a glove box is not considered concealed!!), you can OC (I've seen it on occasion, no real biggie!!). They do not care about registering your gun, it is your property, period. I can sell my guns, trade my guns, borrow my Buddy's handgun. It doesn't matter. As long as I have no reason to believe the person I am selling, or lending my gun to is not a prohibited person, then I am in the clear. I've bought, sold, and traded guns (including handguns!!
) with guys I know down here.
2WheelGnnr
6.5 Creedmoor
I KY didnt do non resident as that is another thing that ofcourse deterred me. Good for you...was nice down there........