UTAH no longer good in PA

[wooly bugger 1]

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All gun laws passed in PA in the next 5 years will be pro-2A.

 

You are mixing apples and oranges. This is a rouge Ag hired by Bloomberg that is breaking the law and running around like a whacko. It has nothing to do with the gun culture in PA (the strongest in the US), and nothing to do with the legislature.

 

How did Bloomberg get her in?

Is it possible a future AG will reverse all this BS?

[njpilot 671]

The point is that if you were relying on a UT permit to do this, it no longer applies. Therefore you need to disarm in a vehicle.

 

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Don't believe that is true. It's been discussed before and I believe stated that when open carrying, you don't need to disarm in a vehicle if you have any CCW.

[NYMetsFan86 9]

bullshit what a wasted investment

[67gtonut 847]

bullshit what a wasted investment

 

 

Yep....

 

In Short...... Pa is not gun friendly to NON-residents.....  

[Purple Patrick 638]

Well that was fun the whole 4 months I've had my permit

 

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[Crusher 0]

I just looked into the TX CHL and the class must be completed in TX. The cost is $140 unless you qualify for a discount (military is free). Classes are 4-6 hrs and include a 50 question test and a 50 round shooting qualification. I see classes from $50.

 

http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/RSD/CHL/faqs/index.htm

 

At this time it looks like the TX CHL is the only option for a NJ resident to conceal carry in PA. If NH ever changes their law to again allow NJ residents without a NJ CCW to obtain a NH CCW then this too would work for PA.

[NYMetsFan86 9]

ok then so what time of the year is cheapest air fare to texas hahaha

[tmpnj 0]

Man its been a rough couple of weeks being a NJ gun owner.....

[NJSigfan 219]

So what's the verdict? Has Nappen confirmed the loss of carry rights based on Utah permit?

[pbkid6974 1]

Both fl and ut are still good down here in nc. Come on down guys

[DeerSlayer 241]

ok then so what time of the year is cheapest air fare to texas hahaha

maybe we can get a group discount? NJ Gun forum feild trip?

[Old Glock guy 1,127]

Wait, if Pennsylvania's AG has cancelled reciprocity on non-resident CCW permits for several other states, why would everyone be in a rush to get one from Texas?  (I asked a similar question when PA cancelled FL reciprocity, and everyone was rushing to Utah.  I was told that the Utah agreement was statutory, and it would be unlikely that she would change it.)

 

Who is the real driving force behind this campaign to eliminate recognition of out of state, non-resident CCW's in Pennsylvania?  I doubt the AG is deciding it on her own.

[Crusher 0]

This may prove true so there is still one statute that she can't unilaterally change.....Open Carry outside of Philly.

[SW9racer 262]

Well that was fun the whole 4 months I've had my permit

 

It's getting cheaper just to leave NJ than chase down 35 out of state ccw.

 

 

 

[magnawing 5]

That's why leaving this HellHole is on my short list of Things To Do ASAP

[Crusher 0]

Also planning to leave ASAP.

Come to think of it...a one-way ticket to TX should be about half the price of a round trip....hum...

[NYMetsFan86 9]

i'd encourage those who have that option. If my job allowed me the luxury of relocating, i would have already. Not canning a perfectly good position to move until i have options

[Rifleman1 32]

I just confirmed with Amber in the Utah Dept of Public Safety that the Utah site has changed this morning to indicate that PA no longer honors the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit. Damn. Are we now down to only New Hampshire that is valid?

http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/FAQother.html

 

 

PennsylvaniaUtahReciprocity.pdf

[magnawing 5]

Fortunately, my company has offices in all 50 states and my son wants to attend Culinary School in Charleston, SC...he graduates from Warren County Tech in June 2017 and by August, I plan on re-establishing my SC residency (shouldn't have left in '93 anyway)

[magnawing 5]

 

I just confirmed with Amber in the Utah Dept of Public Safety that the Utah site has changed this morning to indicate that PA no longer honors the Utah Concealed Firearm Permit. Damn. Are we now down to only New Hampshire that is valid?

 

http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/FAQother.html

 

So, if I read the UT site correctly, UT will still honor PA (or any other state's) CCW but PA won't accept UT.  What a load of crap!!!   You're not playing by my rules so I'm taking my ball and going home so you can't play anymore...NYYAAAAHHHH!!!!!

[T Bill 649]

Given the statement in the letter, Texas is not far behind.  PA will only play ball with CCW from home state.

[Rifleman1 32]

That's how I see it. They are trying to get her impeached...

 

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20140506_ap_7cfff37b94e647bbbb064d1837936bb4.html

[ogfarmer 138]

[Rifleman1 32]

I need to look into dual residency for NJ and PA and then get a PA CCW permit.

[JTS1469 0]

I'm starting to think about getting rid of my FID and run with nothing!!! Less restrictions,less jail time, less worring about the laws changing while we sleep and wake up felons.now the front door is being watched by the gov. On one side and the criminals on the other! That last part is redundant isn't it?

[louu 399]

That was a huge waste of money.

[Jfoster99 80]

. Are we now down to only New Hampshire that is valid?]

NH is still valid but unless you already have on the NH law now requires u to have a permit from your home state. And when it expires you will not be able to renew.

 

Road trip to Texas is the last option to get a PA valid non-resident carry permit.. The 10hour training must be taken in TX.

 

[NYMetsFan86 9]

a point was made earlier about chasing non-res permits. How much longer until PA tosses NH and Texas permits as well

[Rifleman1 32]

NH is still valid but unless you already have on the NH law now requires u to have a permit from your home state. And when it expires you will not be able to renew.

 

Road trip to Texas is the last option to get a PA valid non-resident carry permit.. The 10hour training must be taken in TX.

 

I got my New Hampshire permit a month before the requirements changed. So I'm good for another 2 and a half years.

 

Maybe I'll be living in Pennsylvania by then.

 

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[67gtonut 847]

I got my New Hampshire permit a month before the requirements changed. So I'm good for another 2 and a half years.

 

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or until she kills that one ... next month