Full supplemental text @ http://media.ljworld.com/pdf/2006/03/23/SN0418.pdf
Sounds as if a Utah, Ohio, Florida, et al CCW might be eligible for reciprocity or recognition.
...applicants for licensure would have to present evidence of completion of a “weapons safety and training course”
approved by the Attorney General, law enforcement agency,
or the National Rifle Association (NRA).
Applicants would have to pay for their training course.
...
Procedures and standards for the weapons safety and training
course would be established in rules and regulations of the Attorney
General. Those standards would have to include:
A requirement that trainees receive training in the actual firing
and safe storage of weapons and instruction in state laws
regarding the carrying of concealed weapons and the use of
deadly force;
General guidelines for courses;
Qualifications of instructors; and
A requirement that the course be a weapons course:
Certified or sponsored by the Attorney General or the NRA;
or Certified or sponsored by a law enforcement agency,
college, private or public institution or organization,
or weapons training school and taught by instructors certified
by the Attorney General or the NRA.
The following would constitute evidence of satisfactory
completion of an approved weapons safety and training course:
Evidence of completion of the course in the form provided by
rules and regulations adopted by the Attorney General;
or An affidavit from the instructor, school, club, organization
or group that conducted or taught the course attesting to completion
by the application.
