The following states allow you to apply for a concealed carry permit by mail.New Hampshire,Connecticut,Virginia,Maine,Florida.Pennsylvania is stopping that at the end of the year so if anyone who wants to hunt PA with a handgun apply to Centre County about 2 weeks to get just $26 USD good for 5 years.I believe Maine has reciprocity with Delaware.If you have a Florida or Utah permit and stopped in PA carry a letter from the PA Attorney Generals office that shows the officer you may carry a handgun with permits issued from other states.
CCW permits done via mail
The following states allow you to apply for a concealed carry permit by mail.New Hampshire,Connecticut,Virginia,Maine,Florida.Pennsylvania is stopping that at the end of the year so if anyone who wants to hunt PA with a handgun apply to Centre County about 2 weeks to get just $26 USD good for 5 years.I believe Maine has reciprocity with Delaware.If you have a Florida or Utah permit and stopped in PA carry a letter from the PA Attorney Generals office that shows the officer you may carry a handgun with permits issued from other states.
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Hunter, this is great information.
I have the PA license, it was a breeze, 2 weeks and it is all yours.
After my Utah class I will apply for the Utah license and will open up even more states.
I have the PA license, it was a breeze, 2 weeks and it is all yours.
After my Utah class I will apply for the Utah license and will open up even more states.
Hunter, this is great information.
I have the PA license, it was a breeze, 2 weeks and it is all yours.
After my Utah class I will apply for the Utah license and will open up even more states.
I have the PA license, it was a breeze, 2 weeks and it is all yours.
After my Utah class I will apply for the Utah license and will open up even more states.
here's a quick link to all the states. http://www.handgunlaw.us/documents/NonResidentPermits.pdf
here's a quick link to all the states. http://www.handgunlaw.us/documents/NonResidentPermits.pdf
IMO Virginia and New Hampshire are a waste of $100 each since you can carry there under one of the others. Florida and PA are good and CT requires you to have to get your NY first, So if you are a new applicant you can apply for FLA and PA concurrently. Education requirement for FLA can be met by the (free) DEC course, which I think Papa Bear is still doing at Campsite.
IMO Virginia and New Hampshire are a waste of $100 each since you can carry there under one of the others. Florida and PA are good and CT requires you to have to get your NY first, So if you are a new applicant you can apply for FLA and PA concurrently. Education requirement for FLA can be met by the (free) DEC course, which I think Papa Bear is still doing at Campsite.
Connecticut & Florida requires the NRA Basic or prior military.Utah is the cheapest to renew $10 USD.Florida also recognizes the Utah training and hunters safety now.If you know anyone who has a NY permit get them to apply to Centre County before it ends this year.PA gives Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia.The more the better.I doubt we'll see NY allow reciprocity with any other states.IVFLO said:Hunter, this is great information.
I have the PA license, it was a breeze, 2 weeks and it is all yours.
After my Utah class I will apply for the Utah license and will open up even more states.
Connecticut & Florida requires the NRA Basic or prior military.Utah is the cheapest to renew $10 USD.Florida also recognizes the Utah training and hunters safety now.If you know anyone who has a NY permit get them to apply to Centre County before it ends this year.PA gives Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia.The more the better.I doubt we'll see NY allow reciprocity with any other states.IVFLO said:Hunter, this is great information.
I have the PA license, it was a breeze, 2 weeks and it is all yours.
After my Utah class I will apply for the Utah license and will open up even more states.
New Hampshire doesn't allow you to carry unless you are a resident of Florida or PA.Captain Will said:IMO Virginia and New Hampshire are a waste of $100 each since you can carry there under one of the others. Florida and PA are good and CT requires you to have to get your NY first, So if you are a new applicant you can apply for FLA and PA concurrently. Education requirement for FLA can be met by the (free) DEC course, which I think Papa Bear is still doing at Campsite.
New Hampshire doesn't allow you to carry unless you are a resident of Florida or PA.Captain Will said:IMO Virginia and New Hampshire are a waste of $100 each since you can carry there under one of the others. Florida and PA are good and CT requires you to have to get your NY first, So if you are a new applicant you can apply for FLA and PA concurrently. Education requirement for FLA can be met by the (free) DEC course, which I think Papa Bear is still doing at Campsite.
Fact.hunter won said:New Hampshire doesn't allow you to carry unless you are a resident of Florida or PA.
Fact.hunter won said:New Hampshire doesn't allow you to carry unless you are a resident of Florida or PA.
Are you required to have NY to get PA?
Are you required to have NY to get PA?
Yes, they want a photocopy of your state license.Nukin_Futz said:Are you required to have NY to get PA?
Yes, they want a photocopy of your state license.Nukin_Futz said:Are you required to have NY to get PA?
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