Utah CC Permit

[BBsteel]

How many of you guys have a Utah permit to conceal carry?? I live in MN and will be taking a class for the Utah permit soon. I am hoping MN continues to accept more states permits in the future. I will hunt SD and ND in the future and that's why I want the Utah permit. MN only grants SD reciprocity out of the 2 states I listed.

The proficiency test MN give out is no problem to pass for me. This is one thing I made and will continue to make sure I can successfully pass before and during carrying.

Just curious if anyone else went the route I'm going to be able to carry in more states?

 

[ED21]

Utah permit

I do not have a Utah permit but I am a Utah Concealed Firearms Instructor. I do have my NC permit though. We teach near a military reservation and the Utah Non-Resident permit is great for this transient population. Too bad there are states such as the hypocritical Florida that do not accept Non-Resident permits. The most recent addition to that list is Colorado due to the influx of California influence. Utah's permit is a great deal. Congratulations on selecting this option.

 

[cngerms]

I received my non-res UT permit last year and I'm very glad I made the effort. Just be prepared for a substantial wait. Word got out of the ease and low cost to acquire one and they've been flooded with applications. My permit took about 75 days to get to me.

 

[mnrivrat]

Many here are waking up to the option of the Utah permit . Our local instructor is certified to give the additional training required to get the Utah non-resident permit.

If all stands the same as today when I have to re-new I will take that option. If I traveled more I would do it sooner. There has been a waiting period to process the Utah permits because they were overwhelmed a bit by nation wide non-residents. Not sure what this wait is today.

 

[BBsteel]

Thanks, the instuctor's wife actually told me they were taking between 60-90 days so I'm prepared. I'm not in a hurry anyway although sooner is always better.

 

[jem375]

New Hampshire is also a good non-resident to obtain and it also includes the Dakotas....and cheaper..

 

[glockman19]

I have both my Utah and Florida permits. Florida takes about 60 days and Utah is now running closer to 80 days.

 

[Amish_Bill]

GA & UT here

I thought of getting a few other non-resident cards, but realized they would inflate the wallet without adding carry territory.

 

[30 cal slob]

Get Florida too while you're getting fingerprints done.