[Anubis]

I am sure our New Mexico colleagues are preparing to celebrate the fact that their state, pursuant to changing the NM CC laws recently, will institute reciprocity agreements with several states on Nov 30.

http://www.dps.nm.org/faq/reciprocity_list05.pdf

Good job, New Mexico!

 

[Euclidean]

WooHoo! About time NM returned the favor. I can now count NM as a Free State.

 

[Chad]

That is great news!!
I'm planning on doing some New Mexico travel while I'm working in El Paso...glad to see Florida on the list!!

 

[fotomaker57]

Thats great news. Way to go New Mexico.
Mike :dancing2:

 

[P95Carry]

Good news tho - pity I don't see PA on there - looks like my FL non-res tho would cover that.

Let's have more states getting into gear and announcing wide reciprocity - it's about time.

 

[rstickle]

It's always great to see a state to move in a positive direction.

 

[JerryM]

We have been really hoping for this, and some have done a tremendous amount of work.
This is a good start, and hopefully we can expand the number of states to include all. At least more.

I applaud those who have given so much effort to this cause, and to the CCW law.

Jerry

 

[acparmed]

Nevada is not on the list either. But then again we don't recognize anyone.
I guess my non-res Utah will be good tho.

By the way guys a lot of states do recognize Nevada even tho we don't reciprocate. With Nevada res and Utah and New Hampshire non-res, I'm good in 31 states. New Mexico will make it 32.
Not too shabby.

 

[Bumper]

That is good news. I really would like to see Nevada put together a reciprocal agreement, I've given up on California..... :frown:

 

[AirForceShooter]

all right!!
Florida.
Gotta do something about SC though.

AFS

 

[Erik S.]

I'm a proud resident (and OPEN carrier till I'm 21) of New Mexico!

P.S. PM or email me, Chad, when you're gonna be in the area. I live in Las Cruces

Some nice shooting facilities in both El Paso and here in Cruces.

 

[mik]

This makes >my< life easier since I go to NM 4-6 times a year.

Now ... I admit to not being the sharpest tool in the shed ... but what's this "non-res" stuff?

 

[Euclidean]

Non resident permits. Some states issue them for people who may wish to travel to that state and be able to carry. It's easy revenue for that state, really.

 

[jmiked]

I Love It

Pretty much the only way I can can go East is through New Mexico. At last I am legal. Never did stop me but, now it is legal!! :banana: :banana: :banana:

 

[P95Carry]

Mik - as Euc says ''non-res'' permits are available from several states.

A buddy of mine in OH has family here and has had a PA non-res some time. I like many here too - have a non-res FL permit - which IIRC is good for approx 26 states.

 

[rwmorrisonjr]

Woohoo, VA is recognized! Just like in CO (FL & NH), I have two permits that cover me (FL & VA)! Now if we could just MD on board I'd be happy so I wouldn't have to disarm on the way to PA.

 

[DaveT]

This is good news as the gun carry laws in New Mexico have always been a little strange.

I am originally from Albuquerque, but have not been back in quite a long time. Went through southern New Mexico on a motorcycle trip to Arizona a few months back, tried to research the conceal carry laws ahead of time. It was a complete surprise to discover that I could not carry concealed even with a Texas CHL, but I could carry open anywhere in the state.

So..... while in Texas, I had my vest over my belt holster for concealment, then when we crossed over into New Mexico, all I did was put the vest behind my holster. After living with the word 'concealed' for so long here in Texas, it sure did feel strange ! :redface:

 

[micah6161]

Right ON one more state has seen the light. I just wish IL would because that is the only "No Carry" state I have to visit.

 

[Free American]

South Carolina is a real PITA, they don't even recognize VA and were not too far from each other.

 

[Erich]

I believe SC is on the NM reciprocity list, though.