[chuck1020]

ok, i live in nj and want to get a CCW for PA. what are my options?

 

[Jetpilot007]

I believe that you can obtain a non-resident PA permit. Do you have a NJ handgun permit? Or go for the gold and get a FL non resident permit that has reciprocity with 33 other states.

 

[chuck1020]

i dont have a carry permit for nj. i do have a fire arms purchasing permit though, and a valid hunting license.

 

[fireman836]

ok, i live in nj and want to get a CCW for PA. what are my options?

Since NJ has a CC law you would need a NJ CC Permit to get a PA non-resident permit.

Go to Handgunlaw.us and click on PA for information. You could also go for VA or Fla non-resident permit. Fla would give the most states but also has a large back-up of applications.:bier:

 

[chuck1020]

i am told it is next to impossible to get it in nj.

 

[dukalmighty]

You could move to a state that actually allows you your rights under the constitution

 

[gunthorp]

To be covered in PA, get the FL permit. It's worth the wait. The UT permit is less expensive, works in PA, but FL won't honor a non-resident permit.

 

[chuck1020]

You could move to a state that actually allows you your rights under the constitution

lol tell me about it.

 

[Tigrebleau]

Tried to get the PA non-resident permit. Refused because I don't have a NJ carry permit. Nobody gets a NJ permit unless you are a big contributor to Corzine. I have the UT and FL non-resident permits, so I can carry in PA anyhow. Just wanted to get the PA permit because I'm planning to move there from NJ the day after I retire.

 

[chuck1020]

will the hunters eduction course work for a training cert. for the florida permit.

 

[rstickle]

will the hunters eduction course work for a training cert. for the florida permit.

If it has a signature on it. Also if you were ever in the military your DD 214 will work.


And, Florida is finally starting to catch up on their backlog, but I don't think either Florida or Utah are making their "60 day be law" deadlines yet. More like 90 days...

 

[Pizza Bob]

Florida is definitely the way to go. Where are you in NJ? Contact me via PM or e-mail (see my profile) and I'll give you all the "insider" info.

Adios,

Pizza Bob<----also behind the iron curtain in the PRNJ

 

[shooterX]

Welcome to the forum, as you can see, there are a lot of folks here happy to answer you questions, enjoy!

 

[RETSUPT99]

As two others have mentioned, the FL permit is going to work for ya'.:yup:
The added prize here is that FL is one of about six states that will only recognize permits from states where you're a resident....BUT...if you have the FL permit, you'll be good to go when you visit here as a non-resident, and you couldn't find a better 'winter escape'.:danceban:

 

[chuck1020]

thanks for all the info. great site and people....

 

[Bark'n]

thanks for all the info. great site and people....

Great! Welcome aboard. We hope you continue to become one of the active people who post here!

 

[Majorlk]

i dont have a carry permit for nj. i do have a fire arms purchasing permit though, and a valid hunting license.

Are you wanting the non-resident permit from another state so you can carry in NJ?

 

[fireman836]

Are you wanting the non-resident permit from another state so you can carry in NJ?

Considering NJ doesn't appear to recognize permits from any other state that would be useless.

 

[Majorlk]

Considering NJ doesn't appear to recognize permits from any other state that would be useless.

That was the point of my question.

 

[archer51]

VA non-resident permit sounds like the way to go for you. It is accepted by PA and also gives you DE. Here's the VA State Police website for non-resident permit application. Gives you all the things required to get the permit.

Virginia State Police - Nonresident Concealed Handgun Permits