How many concealed carry permits do you have?

[Black Snowman]

Still dragging my feet on getting my paper work in for my FL. KS doesn't recognize arming oneself outside the home for anyone but the .gov so it would only be good when I'm travelling in MO or other nearby states that do recognize my right to self defense.

 

[R.H. Lee]

None, except the 2nd Amendment. But they don't recognize that here in California.

 

[Snake Eyes]

WA, NV, AZ, NH. Which makes me good in 30 states, per the packing.org license tool.

I wish I could get OR, since I have family there, but AZ residents are SOL (not a contigous state).

BTW--Gabe--If you're still monitering this thread, your WA license is good until it expires, regardless of where you live. You don't even have to update your address (AFAIK).

 

[Hawgleg44]

50, it's called HR218!

But, that aside, I have my MA permit, which is recognized in: AK, AL, AR, ID, IN, KY, MI, MS, MO, OK, TN, UT.

I also have my NH non-resident permit, which is good for: CO, GA, NC, ND, WY.

I have my applications for my CT and ME non-resident permits, since I travel there, too. Instead of dealing with the common hassles of HR218, I'd rather just have the permits. That way, no detention and calls of verification to my boss at 2am to verify employment.

I've also considered getting my non-resident FL permit, which will also add: LA, PA, SD and TX.

 

[SMLE]

2 So far...

NM and NH. Plan on getting Fl. but now that Tx. recognized my NM CHL, that's a lower priority for now.

With the 2 CHLs I hav, I'm covered in NM, TX, CO, AZ, OK, and MO. and that's about as far as I have any intention of going right now.

Ultimatly, I plan on getting as many CHLs as I can.

 

[Havegunjoe]

Minnesota, my home state, Florida, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire.

 

[michiganfan]

Michigan and Florida Non resident

 

[eagle45]

Ohio and Florida non resident.

 

[Billmanweh]

just TX, where I'm a resident

 

[SmershAgent]

It's not allowed where I live (Click here if you want to help change this http://www.illinoiscarry.com). The only thing that's (temporarily) kept me from getting a non-resident Florida permit is the cost of the class and application fee.

 

[LWS32]

2, DE Home state & PA

 

[Billmanweh]

do you guys travel that much, or is it one of those 'I have it because I can' type things?

 

[Sistema1927]

Two. NM resident and FL non-resident.

 

[SMLE]

do you guys travel that much, or is it one of those 'I have it because I can' type things?

For me, it's a little of both. While I only travel about 1 State in any direction going to SCA events, I also want as many licenses as I can get just because I can get them. I also feel that the more licenses that are issued, the better the statistics will be in our favor when pushing CCW in States that don't have it and for improving CCW laws in States that have them.

 

[motoman]

I have Minnesota (both a five year and a 1 year) and Florida and Nevada.
Florida cause of the good reciprocity, and Nevada cause they don't take out of state permits. I love Las Vegas, but wouldn't visit un-armed.

I make it a point not to vacation in states I can't carry in.

 

[Billmanweh]

I also feel that the more licenses that are issued, the better the statistics will be in our favor when pushing CCW in States that don't have it and for improving CCW laws in States that have them.

that makes sense. I guess that's the biggest reason that I got my CHL to begin with.

 

[KLR]

Zero currently. I let all of them lapse when I got federal agent creds. At one time I had Maine, NH, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Florida. Probably shouldn't have let the Mass one expire. Won't be too much of a problem as long as HR 218 isn't overturned.

Hopefully we can bring everyone else along and get national reciprocity.

Interesting, I never realized the huge number of people with NH non-resident permits.

 

[Brass Balls]

2

 

[Ruger Redhawk]

Only one Florida,I've had it since 1987 when Florida enacted the Right to Carry.It covers all the states I plan on going.Except Illinois.There I take my chances.

Ruger Redhawk

 

[Sean85746]

I looked at the map at packing.org, and I can drive all the way to MI with my ccw and be legal. If I go through NM, all I need to do uncover it...no biggie.

I love this country.

 

[marklbucla]

As of Friday, 2:

CA and UT

 

[Patrick Murphy]

NY, PA, FL.

 

[roo_ster]

Two:
TX
NH

Billmanweh

do you guys travel that much, or is it one of those 'I have it because I can' type things?

The NH is a good deal for TX residents: cheap & easy to apply for. It also used to "plug holes" for me in GA, MS, AL, before MS & GA honored TX CHL (AL still does not honor TX CHL)

TX Reciprocity Map:

NH Map:

 

[LiquidTension]

Only SC for now. I got the paperwork for FL, but never sent it in. Since my (now ex) gf doesn't live there anymore, and my buddy graduated from UM, I have no reason to go to FL. SC just recently got reciprocity with NC which is awesome because I go there regularly. I'll probably get either NH of FL in the next year or so, just so I can carry in GA.

 

[IronSightRot671]

I Have a Concealed carry permit. and lived on Guam for 19yrs. Our Gun laws are ok. But, have to register them. Evil black rifles are every where here.

very pro gun here. open/Concealed carry are only for permit holders. (we shadow some state laws also.)


Destructive devices like Street sweepers are legal here. but, If purchased before a bill that passed in the late 80's.. Owner, Can sell to registered persons. but, the Destructive Device cannot leave the territory of Guam. or, something to that matter.

(From what I was told)

There are more registration cabinets for Firearms. then there are for Guam ID holders.