How many of you have LTC’s from other states?

[leVieux]

Just curious how many of you have obtained LTC’s from other states for the purpose of redundancy, as well as for coverage and reciprocity from states that don’t honor Texas.

I have a Utah, to cover Washington state.

I have an Illinois, to cover for Illinois, and Minnesota.

I have a Arizona, Florida and New Hampshire for redundancy.

I have a Maine, because while Maine is a constitutional carry state, a LTC is required to carry in a National Park, or State Park of Maine.

I have a Connecticut, to cover that state.

Which leaves the following states that I can’t currently carry.

California, Oregon, Hawaii, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, & Massachusetts. As well as I can’t carry in Washington DC or NYC. (Oregon I can Open carry, barring a few cities, but can’t conceal carry)

I considered getting one for Washington DC, however the hassle isn’t worth the benefit for the small area that I could carry, and for the length of time I would be there.

I am thinking about getting one for RI. Although it will require a trip and a stop, so don’t know if it’s worth the effort yet. Especially since RI is such a small state, and not as much to do.

If the 6+ court cases against NJ, NY/NYC, MD, CA, and HI win, then I might consider LTC’s from those states as well. It all depends on the outcome of those cases. The outcome of the cases could also cause those states to start having some form of reciprocity with other states as well. We shall see. Reciprocity would be much nicer then going through any application process.

Bravo for you, but not worth it for me. Being retired, and at my age; I just refuse to go to places that evil !

 

[Texasgrillchef]

Because of NYSPRA v Bruen

I have applied for a Maryland, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Massachusetts license to carry.

I can provide training for Maryland, New Jersey and Rhode Island

 

[WAA]

New York has to honor my driver’s license, they should have to honor my LTC.

Marriage license too. God forbid I have to remarry the wife to travel through Oklahoma…

 

[Josh85]

Still have one from WA state, need to collect some more.

 

[RankAmateur]

Utah non-resident, and MA.

 

[CaliGunner]

My CCW is still "technically" active in California, not sure it would be considered valid any longer since I am not a resident anymore.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

I have the right in every state.

 

[dg47]

I have Nevada and FL, but getting Texas knocked out this coming weekend. Been here for two years so need to!

 

[justmax]

I like my old Florida license. It was signed by Charles Bronson


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seriously? Charles Bronson

 

[hullhullhull]

I’m from TN so I have my TN permit, but I had a Washington permit when I lived there. It was easy.

If my TN permit wasn’t honored in TX or NM I would consider getting a TX permit.

Looks like TX covers the same states as my TN permit.

 

[cbigclarke]

seriously? Charles Bronson

Yup.

He’s no longer there now.


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[CaliGunner]

I have Nevada and FL, but getting Texas knocked out this coming weekend. Been here for two years so need to!

I believe once you get Texas you won’t need NV or FL anymore due to reciprocity.

 

[dg47]

Yeah,, should do. I got those when I lived in FL and Worked in NV, only my NV actually works here.

 

[Tnhawk]

I had several non resident permits in other states during my working years but haven't renewed them. If current permit isn't good, I don't need to be there.

 

[MrBlue]

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but even if you could get a LTC in NY without jumping though hoops, being a non resident would disqualify you. Apparently NY does not issue to non residents. Even a pistol permit, yes you need one just to be in possession of a pistol, wouldn’t be issued to a non NYS resident. I asked my local licensing office prior to moving to TX if I could keep it and was told no, unless you will be coming back and have your residency in NYS.

 

[Tnhawk]

Not sure if it has been mentioned, but even if you could get a LTC in NY without jumping though hoops, being a non resident would disqualify you. Apparently NY does not issue to non residents. Even a pistol permit, yes you need one just to be in possession of a pistol, wouldn’t be issued to a non NYS resident. I asked my local licensing office prior to moving to TX if I could keep it and was told no, unless you will be coming back and have your residency in NYS.

If one was to escape NY why would he go back?

 

[MrBlue]

If one was to escape NY why would he go back?

Well if you ever wanted to take your gun to NY and not be arrested at the airport, for one thing.

 

[OldPhart]

Yup.

He’s no longer there now.


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Yup Charlles Bronson....I've kept that one just for the name on it. Living in Los Angeles, I was unable to get one from CA. I had FL, AZ, NV, UT, OR. I think I was good in 39 states but not my own. Funny thing was I was on a first name basis with the chief of police, Charlie Beck and would occasionally work with the LAPD on certain handgun/Shotgun tactics. Since he served at the pleasure of the mayor, his hands were tied. If I remember correctly, he said that other than judges, less than 100 permits were issued in a city of over 5 million.

 

[Hzeng]

Yup Charlles Bronson....I've kept that one just for the name on it. Living in Los Angeles, I was unable to get one from CA. I had FL, AZ, NV, UT, OR. I think I was good in 39 states but not my own. Funny thing was I was on a first name basis with the chief of police, Charlie Beck and would occasionally work with the LAPD on certain handgun/Shotgun tactics. Since he served at the pleasure of the mayor, his hands were tied. If I remember correctly, he said that other than judges, less than 100 permits were issued in a city of over 5 million.

I imagine CA is facing Bruen and loosening up so they issue to more than politicians and Hollywood.

 

[OldPhart]

I imagine CA is facing Bruen and loosening up so they issue to more than politicians and Hollywood.

Cali is what they call a "may issue" state, it depends what city or county you live in; it's not a statewide system like Texas.The most populated areas, LA, SF, Sac, are no goes. Had I lived one county to the north or west, I would have had one, no problem.