RidgeRunner

Concealed Carry Reciprocity Map & Gun Laws By State
Just click on your state.
Scroll down for a lot of other good info.

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/res...432f386836486e

Terry_P

Have used that for years. What I like is it will handle multiple permits for different states and tell you where you are legal to carry. If I want to get into specifics of the laws for each state like carrying in restaurants that serve alcohol I go to:

http://www.handgunlaw.us/

Both good sources for info on CC.

RetiredSeabee

Thanks for posting it. I like the layout all on one page. I have been using a CCW app for years it stays updated with all states.

44s Rock

Read yesterday that Trump is supporting the National Reciprocity bill that has passed in the Congress (surprised), waiting for the Sennett version.

I noticed a very different outcome depending on which map is used!

bearcatter

I've kept that one in Favorites for quite a while. There used to be an annual magazine I bought called Pocket Pistols that had a map and a list of laws in the back. I haven't seen one since 2017. Maybe with more frequent changes they gave up on it.

National reciprocity would be great. My permit is due for renew in July, and I'd like it to be good in all 50.

RidgeRunner

I found my first concealed carry permit from Florida, dated 6/26/1989.

44s Rock

Got my first CCP in 1978 when I started doing the bank deposit,s in Seattle, for work. Prior to that, did not worry about it. Thankfully I lived in the county so I did not have to go through Seattle's BS application process, a Passport was easier! Back then you ha to list the reason, Sport, Travel & Protecion, mine also listed Business. No they are generic.

bearcatter

I got my first permit in 2009, so the one coming up will be my third. Renewal is easy, just fill in a short form and give them $ 50. Takes them about ten minutes to print it and hand it over. Good for five years.

Terry_P

I had a carry permit in Mass in the early 80's and when we escaped back to NH in 1988 I got one in NH and have held it since. I currently also have a Utah nonresident as it gives me more states with reciprocity. I'm good in 38 states and of the 12 I don't have the only one that annoys me is South Carolina. The rest don't surprise me in the least. MA, CT, RI, NY, NJ, MD, MN, CA, OR, HI, NV. I used to have it in MN but guess under Obama they swung to the left.

gunjunkie

My Texas license is good for 44 States.
South Carolina says "with restrictions" though.

Terry_P

Actually it's 37 I'm good in. I left out IL as a no go. Of the ones I go thru that don't recognize I don't stop for food or fuel just stop at the rest areas and leave a little something.

bearcatter

I'm good in 35 according to USCCA :

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/res...p/va-gun-laws/

RidgeRunner

Kentucky becomes the 16th state to recognize constitutional carry, joining Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming.
https://www.nraila.org/articles/2019...tutional-carry

44s Rock

I like the Missouri proposal for all adults for mandatory ownership iof AR15s.

bearcatter

That might be one gun law I'd have to break. If I had to buy a .223 / 5.56, it would be the Mini-14 ranch rifle. Much easier to maintain and clean; and NO plastic.

RidgeRunner

I had a Mini-14 and it was not very accurate.

44s Rock

Actually, same here since I already have one! Don't have room in my safe so it's in a case with one ea. 10 and 20 round mags and two 30s. It is accurate enough for my needs. I have read, the early mini-14s and 30s were pretty bad accuracy wise.