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USMC88-93
09-03-2013, 08:05
Not that I will ever go there but it has just been added.
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CDPS-CBIMain/CBON/1251622200175
Bailey Guns
09-03-2013, 08:39
Good info...thanks!
asmo
09-03-2013, 10:55
Great now that I'm no longer going there 3 weeks a month they change the law..
Kraven251
09-03-2013, 14:56
about damn time, I drive through there once in awhile and it is always a pain in the ass. One more state that I don't have to worry about.
Gman
09-03-2013, 15:32
The more the merrier.
SAnd
09-03-2013, 17:59
So in 19 years we should have reciprocity with California, right?

Yep, maybe sooner. The problem is that we will match their laws.
wreave
09-04-2013, 14:16
I just wish we could get South Carolina, where all my extended family lives. Virginia would be nice too.

Definitely some other ones would be cool, like Nevada. Not getting my hopes up for California, though.
Gman
09-04-2013, 17:02
Washington state would be nice. Then I wouldn't have to get a Utah non-resident permit.
brutal
09-04-2013, 17:06
Washington state would be nice. Then I wouldn't have to get a Utah non-resident permit.

That is ridiculous considering there are no class or training requirements to carry in WA.

FWIW, I checked some pistolas and carried in WI for the first time this past weekend.
brutal
09-04-2013, 17:12
P.S. OP, I think this link is also relevant http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry_permit_reciprocity_maps.html
claimbuster
09-04-2013, 23:03
Not trying to go afield here, but if you want a back up permit, a non-resident AZ is real easy to get. They want a copy of your current permit, finger prints, a form filled out and some money. No training, LEO sign off, etc. I sent mine in last spring and had it back in 60 days.
brutal
09-05-2013, 00:30
Washington state would be nice. Then I wouldn't have to get a Utah non-resident permit.

Yes, my son and DIL live in WA and I want to be able to CW when I go there. As I understand it, I can only get a NR WA permit by applying in-person and then the eligibility seems sketchy so I'd rather just go the UT route.


Not trying to go afield here, but if you want a back up permit, a non-resident AZ is real easy to get. They want a copy of your current permit, finger prints, a form filled out and some money. No training, LEO sign off, etc. I sent mine in last spring and had it back in 60 days.

AZ non-resident does not get WA.
kona
11-15-2013, 00:33
Great!