December 2, 201312 yr Doesn't matter if resident or nonresident. Neither will be valid in Delaware. Florida and Utah are still good.
December 2, 201312 yr is this a trend? or do these things just happen from time to time? i havent followed for long but it seems like PA dropped just about everything and now delaware?
December 3, 201312 yr Author is this a trend? or do these things just happen from time to time? i havent followed for long but it seems like PA dropped just about everything and now delaware? They just happen. This is why you should always have a backup permit just in case it changes overnight. I have FL, UT and CT so I'm covered for most of the country.
December 7, 201312 yr Today is the day! VA in DE is done. FL, UT, AZ, ME are still good. Any reasoning as to why Del. dropped Va? Was there a reciprocal drop in VA for DE?
December 8, 201312 yr Author Any reasoning as to why Del. dropped Va? Was there a reciprocal drop in VA for DE? No idea. Usually it's training, residency or money. Money is out as DE doesn't seem to want to issue nonresident permits. Residency is out as they accept non res permits and require their own citizens to get their permit if they want to carry. So that leaves training, which seems likely since VA takes online courses to satisfy its training requirement. VA didn't drop DE.
December 8, 201312 yr is this a trend? or do these things just happen from time to time? i havent followed for long but it seems like PA dropped just about everything and now delaware? Pa elected an anti gun ag http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/theoffice.aspx?id=6794 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
December 20, 201312 yr She is dropping all non-resident reciprocity. Both my FL and VA are useless in PA and I have a feeling the "statutory" reciprocity with UT will be going out the window as well
December 23, 201312 yr Author She is dropping all non-resident reciprocity. Both my FL and VA are useless in PA and I have a feeling the "statutory" reciprocity with UT will be going out the window as well Pure speculation. I speculate it won't happen. Why? This court ruling: http://www.pagunblog.com/2013/10/23/new-ruling-in-pennsylvania-on-reciprocity-and-second-amendment/ She was only interested in dropping reciprocity for PA residents. We were pure collateral damage but she didn't care about us. The background for this was a shooting incident in Philly where the shooter had a Florida CWP after being denied a PA LTCF. Thus was born the outrage about the "Florida loophole."
December 24, 201312 yr They just happen. This is why you should always have a backup permit just in case it changes overnight. I have FL, UT and CT so I'm covered for most of the country. I agree that its a good idea to have redundant CCWs but I was looking at the reciprocity map for a CT non-resident permit, doesnt seem like theres much benefit?
December 24, 201312 yr Author I agree that its a good idea to have redundant CCWs but I was looking at the reciprocity map for a CT non-resident permit, doesnt seem like theres much benefit? I got one because I actually go to CT somewhat often. You're right, if you don't go there it is of little value to you.
December 24, 201312 yr Non-res UT and FL are still the "platinum" cards for NJ residents as of now! Gets you 34 out of 50.
December 27, 201312 yr The way things are looking. This seems to be a trend in stabbing of the back of reciprocity. Politicians who cant get votes for certain 'agendas will decree by fiat instead.
February 1, 201412 yr Author Guess what? VA is now reinstated as being valid in Delaware. Apparently Beau Biden was told to put it back. http://handgunlaw.us/notices.htm
February 8, 201412 yr Author Looks like they said "just kidding" and VA is back on the "no reciprocity for you" list.
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