i.e. Over 1 Million in population.....Philly is a city of the first class so you must have a license OC or CC to carry there.....
Non-resident Florida CWPs are honored in PA.also- Pennsylvania will not honor Florida CCW Permits issued to out of state residents of Florida
THAT came from
Crime: Protecting Pennsylvania Against Crime - Pennsylvania Office of Attorney GeneralNote: It has come to the attention of the Office of Attorney General that there has been confusion over the applicability of Pennsylvania's reciprocal privileges with regard to the residency status of an individual who has been issued a valid license/permit. It is the position of the Office of Attorney General that recognition within Pennsylvania is based on the issuance to an individual of a valid license/permit by the reciprocal contracting state, and not on the license/permit holder's place of residence.
It is.I thought PA was a preemption state?
State law requires a license for OC in "cities of the first class."Why can't you carry in Philly as you can in Pitt?
An applicant for PA non-res. LTCF must have a license/permit from their home state if such is available. N.J. does issue permits, just not very often. So, a N.J. resident must have a N.J. permit in order to be eligible for a PA non-res. LTCF.Since you are from NJ I would get a non resident PA permit, only $20 and PA can be a pain in the ass for other states non resident.
You don't need a permit to OC in PA on foot. Just make sure you have your FL CCL in your car and in Philly.Can you open carry in pa with a Florida non resident ccw?
The part I highlighted is incorrect. Pa does in fact honor Florida licenses to out of state residents, as per the PA attorney General.In PA as far as the law goes, you can OC without a permit BUT that can be a double edged sword in my opinion.
also- Pennsylvania will not honor Florida CCW Permits issued to out of state residents of Florida
THAT came from
Pennsylvania CCW Concealed Carry Hand Gun Legal Info
Disclaimer - IANAL - I am NOT a LAWYER and please correct this if it is wrong
~Steve