States that honor Indiana's LTCH

[Bill of Rights]

From the Handgunlaw.us website:

"12/9/11 – Wisconsin Will Now Honor Indiana."

I believe that date is the date they updated their Indiana website...

and post #303.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

and post #303.

I see....I forgot that research you did.

That's one of the problems with these long threads, that go one over a long period of time. When you click that link that sends you to your first unread post, it's easy to forget posts that have already been addressed.

 

[Bill of Rights]

I see....I forgot that research you did.

That's one of the problems with these long threads, that go one over a long period of time. When you click that link that sends you to your first unread post, it's easy to forget posts that have already been addressed.

Sokay. Heck, sometimes *I* forget having done stuff like that.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[critter592]

From the Handgunlaw.us website:

"12/9/11 – Wisconsin Will Now Honor Indiana." ---bottom of page 13.

I believe that date is the date they updated their Indiana PDF file...

Thanks! Yah the holidays had me pretty busy.

 

[Bill of Rights]

One of our members, NIFT, messaged me with a few points of interest, things I had not made note of, such as that while Maine (among others) does not recognize non-resident permits from other states, they do issue their own, and that MD and NJ do likewise, though theirs are very difficult to obtain.

OK, so our LTCH covers us to carry according to the laws of the state we happen to be in in 28 states. How can we carry in the other 22 (if at all?)


AL - covered under LTCH.........................................MT - covered under LTCH
AK - covered under LTCH, Constitutional Carry...................NE - *
AZ - covered under LTCH, Constitutional Carry...................NV - *
AR - covered under LTCH.........................................NH - covered under LTCH for IN residents
CA - **........................................................NJ - *
CO - covered under LTCH for IN residents........................NM - *
CT - *.........................................................NY - **
DE - *.........................................................NC - covered under LTCH
FL - covered under LTCH for IN residents........................ND - covered under LTCH
GA - covered under LTCH.........................................OH - *
HI - **........................................................OK - covered under LTCH
ID - covered under LTCH.........................................OR - *
IL - ***.......................................................PA - covered under LTCH
IN - covered under LTCH.........................................RI - *
IA - covered under LTCH.........................................SC - *
KS - *.........................................................SD - covered under LTCH
KY - covered under LTCH.........................................TN - covered under LTCH
LA - covered under LTCH.........................................TX - covered under LTCH
ME - *.........................................................UT - covered under LTCH
MD - *.........................................................VT - covered under LTCH, Constitutional Carry
MA - *.........................................................VA - *
MI - covered under LTCH for IN residents........................WA - *
MN - *.........................................................WV - *
MS - covered under LTCH.........................................WI - covered under LTCH
MO - covered under LTCH.........................................WY - covered under LTCH, Constitutional Carry


*CT - honors no other state's permit/license, but issues their own non-res (5yrs/$70)
*DE - Non-res AZ, FL, or UT are recognized
*KS - Non-res AZ and FL recognized
*ME - honors no other state's non-res, but issues their own (4yrs/$60)
*MD - honors no other state's permit/license, but issues their own non-res (difficult to obtain)
*MA - honors no other state's permit/license, but issues their own non-res (difficult to obtain)
*MN - Non-res UT is recognized
*NE - Non-res AZ, FL, or UT are recognized
*NV - Non-res AZ is recognized
*NJ - honors no other state's permit/license, but issues their own non-res (difficult to obtain)
*NM - Non-res AZ [strike]and FL are[/strike] is recognized (changed as of 3/23/12)
*OH - Non-res AZ, FL, or UT are recognized
*OR - Must own property in OR to obtain "qualified non-resident" permit from OR
*RI - honors no other state's permit/license, but issues their own non-res
*SC - Must own property in SC to obtain "qualified non-resident" permit from SC
*VA - Non-res AZ, FL, or UT are recognized
*WA - Non-res FL and UT are recognized
*WV - Non-res AZ, FL, or UT are recognized

.**CA - No means in place.
.**HI - No means in place.
***IL - No one other than LE may carry here legally.
.**NY - No means in place.


Do remember that to carry a firearm in these other jurisdictions, their local laws apply. Some forbid carry in places that, to us, seem counterintuitive and even idiotic. Their laws do not have to make sense to us, any more than our own do, we still must follow them or risk fines, imprisonment, and loss of the future ability to lawfully possess firearms.

My thanks to Bob for his bringing this information out.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[ryang]

Going to Michigan as an Indiana resident, does it matter if I Oc or CC?

 

[critter592]

Handgunlaw.us

They call it a Concealed Pistol Permit so I'm thinking that yes it must be concealed.

 

[muzicman71]

carry Permits

I was just browsing and came across this. I am new to the site and was really pleased to see all the states that honored carry permits. A little late on the posting but thanks for the info!

 

[kjf40]

Handgunlaw.us

This site is your friend

 

[MrYesterday]

That's great news. I'm going on a trip to pick up my mother-in-law in Florida in a couple of months, and it's nice to know I'll be able to keep my Glock on me most of the way down, and not locked up in the bed of my truck.

 

[tmccorkel]

Hmm.. So if a state, such as Virginia, does not require a permit for OC, does that mean that technically we can carry there? I didn't see anything about residency requirements.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Hmm.. So if a state, such as Virginia, does not require a permit for OC, does that mean that technically we can carry there? I didn't see anything about residency requirements.

It's up to the laws of that state. I'm not aware of any that have residency requirements to OC, but that doesn't mean there aren't any. You might call the VA State Police and ask them if they can tell you the cite for the VA law regarding OC or CC. If they refuse, contact the state Attorney General, and if you still get nowhere, look online.

Normally, I'd advise you to contact an attorney and check this out. If there are any on INGO who are licensed to practice in VA, I don't know who they are.

Good luck!

Blessings,
Bill

 

[ATM]

If there are any on INGO who are licensed to practice in VA, I don't know who they are.

I hold certain licenses that allow me to practice anywhere...

 

[smokeater]

thanks for this info. i just had a conversation trying to figure out where we could carry. bummed that we cannot in SC as my brother lives there and would be nice to be able to when visiting.

 

[moosebag]

I carry everywhere. It's my 2nd amendment right!

 

[HICKMAN]

wished I would have kept my Texas CCL.

IN LTCH does me no good for my trip to SC.

 

[Bill of Rights]

wished I would have kept my Texas CCL.

IN LTCH does me no good for my trip to SC.

Neither would your Texas CCL. You're not a resident of Texas anymore and they only recognize resident permission slips.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[Buckshot0814]

In michigan do I have to cc or oc or can I do either legally with a IN LTCH

 

[Bill of Rights]

In michigan do I have to cc or oc or can I do either legally with a IN LTCH

I'm not an expert on MI law, but I do know they recognize resident LTCHs. As I read it, you should be fine doing either with a LTCH. Check Michigan laws (or hire a MI-licensed attorney to tell you) to be sure.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[Farmer Dan]

Does this mean my Michigan concealed pistol license is good for me to carry concealed when I drive through Indiana next weekend? Just want to make sure I understand this right, I would hate to holster my gun drive 200miles then get arrested for it.