A while back there was a hullabaloo about New Hampshire no longer issuing carry permits to individuals who did not have such permits in their home state. I wrote a letter to the appropriate commissioner, as did several other people. Anyone know what happened?

 

Same for Pennsylvania, which (I believe recently) changed from being fairly open about non-resident permits, to a NH-style policy:

 

http://www.pafoa.org/law/carrying-firearms/concealed-carry/non-residents

 

Have these laws ever been challenged?

A while back there was a hullabaloo about New Hampshire no longer issuing carry permits to individuals who did not have such permits in their home state. I wrote a letter to the appropriate commissioner, as did several other people. Anyone know what happened?

 

Same for Pennsylvania, which (I believe recently) changed from being fairly open about non-resident permits, to a NH-style policy:

 

http://www.pafoa.org/law/carrying-firearms/concealed-carry/non-residents

 

Have these laws ever been challenged?

i believe scott bach and evan nappen are suing new hampshire.  

 

i think PA you are only currently good with Utah. everything else has been taken down

 

also just read your link.  i think PA has been like that for a while (not allowing you to get a PA carry permit unless you had a permit from your home state).  the difference is they used to honor non-resident carry permits from places like florida from florida non-residents until bloomberg bought an attorney general

I think PA has required a permit from your home state (if they issue permits) to get a PA LTCF for a very long time. Several states are like that.

Nappen is challenging NH and he's doing it pro bono!