The_Armed_Therapist
Member
I have a quick question about that word, "honors." Does it mean that if I am a resident of Ohio, and obtain a Virginia 'non-resident' CCW permit, Ohio will "honor" that permit for the duration of the permit's validity (ie, 5 years)? Or, rather, does that mean they will only honor it for a certain period of time--expecting you to get an Ohio CCW?
I am fairly convinced that the former is correct. I have looked all over the place, including skimming through the Ohio Revised Code, in order to find anything to the contrary, but have not found it.
The reason: There is an online course that is only $25 for the VA CCW permit. This is for my wife. She is also pregnant, and shooting while pregnant is highly discouraged. In other words, for much less money, she could get the VA CCW without having to spend 8-12 hours in a classroom, and without having to do the shooting portion that Ohio requires.
I am fairly convinced that the former is correct. I have looked all over the place, including skimming through the Ohio Revised Code, in order to find anything to the contrary, but have not found it.
The reason: There is an online course that is only $25 for the VA CCW permit. This is for my wife. She is also pregnant, and shooting while pregnant is highly discouraged. In other words, for much less money, she could get the VA CCW without having to spend 8-12 hours in a classroom, and without having to do the shooting portion that Ohio requires.