[Big Jake]

We should have these type of people in charge in Kali... Maybe then we would have some rights!

[LEKNIGHT]

so has this been verified? if so, can it be put in the original post?

[Big Jake]

It is definately verified. It was official Nevada law as of 7/1/09.

[Liberty1]

Originally Posted by Liberty1

Thankfully, NV is still a "gold star" state constitution protected Open Carry state:

http://www.opencarry.org/opencarry.html

Hopefully the freedom forces in NV can use this travisty to try to make NV go "Vermont/Alaska".

Carry On!

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[Big Jake]

Nevada is a traditional OC state, however, doing so on any part of Las Vegas Strip is highly frowned upon and will probably wind up costing whomever tries it their firearm!

I just completed Nevada ccw training last weekend and instructor who is LEO told us this!

[The Annoyed Man]

Originally Posted by Big Jake

I have a New Hampshire ccw. It costs $20.00 and they will send it you within two weeks of recieving application. No fingerprints required if you send them a copy of your Texas CHL.

You can download and print an application right off the state web site. I do not have the URL in front of me but do a google search for New Hampshire CCW application and it will come up!

As far as West Virginia is concerened I looked up their attorney general web site and it says they only honor resident permits. Your Texas CHL may be good there since you are Texas Resident, however, Utah non-resident is not honored!

West Virginia Attorney General's Website:

Notice!
This office has reached updated reciprocity agreements with the states of South Carolina, Florida and Pennsylvania. It is anticipated that updated agreements will be reached in the near future with Arizona, Tennessee, Virginia and Utah as updated agreements have been sent to them. Updated agreements were necessary given the 2009 Legislature’s passage and the Governor’s approval of H.B. 3314. In part, H.B. 3314 allowed West Virginia for the first time to honor non-resident licenses issued by reciprocity states. The law went into effect July 10, 2009.

Things are changing as we speak.

[Big Jake]

I am glad that this is happening! Thank you for the post

[Southwest Chuck]

Subscribed. I need to keep up with this topic since my Utah permit should be coming any day now.

[Big Jake]

If you want to get your Nevada ccw it is not difficult. I just received mine in the mail on Saturday!

[wrightme]

Originally Posted by Big Jake

Nevada is a traditional OC state, however, doing so on any part of Las Vegas Strip is highly frowned upon and will probably wind up costing whomever tries it their firearm!

False. FUD.

Originally Posted by Big Jake

I just completed Nevada ccw training last weekend and instructor who is
LEO told us this!

Never get legal advice from cops.

[4D5auto]

As for some early posters who said they have CA CCW with color pictures on them and not being ex-LEO, are these permits in credit card form in appearance? Regardless, this tells me that CA is in violation of their own law as written in the PC. They are supposed to be uniform through out the state. My CA CCW is as thin as toilet paper and my FL like a credit card with color pic. Also, my FL is a 5 year, which changed after I received mine a couple years ago.

BTW FL. requires a firearms safety/training course certificate when applying for the permit, so that complies with NV. My FL. is 5 years, which also complies with NV. My FL. has a color pic, which complies with NV. So yes, it's about$$!

Side note:

If you're a VET, a copy of form DD-214 ( Military service separation papers) will suffice to meet FL. weapon training certificate requirements..

[4D5auto]

Spoke with Bonnie at the NV DPS today, FL NOT recognized at all and doesn't matter if it's a 5 year license..

[4D5auto]

My research has led me to the conclusion, that all states NV recognises under their reciprocity agreements, does NOT issue non resident permits. NV has closed that door! So, if you want NV back, you need go there for the course!

[Rem222]

Thanks 4D5auto.... Good updates... NV is not hard for us to get a permit in. Anyone that wants one can do so...

[wrightme]

Originally Posted by 4D5auto

My research has led me to the conclusion, that all states NV recognises under their reciprocity agreements, does NOT issue non resident permits. NV has closed that door! So, if you want NV back, you need go there for the course!

Nevada does not have "reciprocity." NV does have criteria in statute to determine whether other states Carry Permit can be "recognized." Also, according to the standards set forth by NRS concerning recognition of other state permits, UT didn't meet the requirement in the first place. And, had Florida been 5 year renewal, they would still be recognized. In fact, if FL were to change to a 5yr renewal like current NV statute, I see no reason they would not get recognized again in the future.

Though I DO see basis for your position, I do not agree that it is the driving force in the decision, but is a concidence.

[Big Jake]

Originally Posted by wrightme

Nevada does not have "reciprocity." NV does have criteria in statute to determine whether other states Carry Permit can be "recognized." Also, according to the standards set forth by NRS concerning recognition of other state permits, UT didn't meet the requirement in the first place. And, had Florida been 5 year renewal, they would still be recognized. In fact, if FL were to change to a 5yr renewal like current NV statute, I see no reason they would not get recognized again in the future.

Though I DO see basis for your position, I do not agree that it is the driving force in the decision, but is a concidence.

Although there is a legal distinction between reciprocity and recognition it makes little difference to someone who is ccw in Nevada. If the permit is recognized in Nevada then it is irellevent.

[4D5auto]

I think that calling it "recognized or reciprocity" at this point, is really splitting hairs a bit. Besides, it doesn't matter, using those words in that term, means it's honored. Anyway, as I posted above, if you still have a 5 year FL. permit, it is NOT recognized any longer in NV. Glad I saw all this, me and some friends were riding our motorcycles all over Tahoe/Reno, Carson, Minden, Fernley Sparks etc. glad I didn't pulled over!

[Big Jake]

Originally Posted by 4D5auto

I think that calling it "recognized or reciprocity" at this point, is really splitting hairs a bit. Besides, it doesn't matter, using those words in that term, means it's honored. Anyway, as I posted above, if you still have a 5 year FL. permit, it is NOT recognized any longer in NV. Glad I saw all this, me and some friends were riding our motorcycles all over Tahoe/Reno, Carson, Minden, Fernley Sparks etc. glad I didn't pulled over!

Getting Nevada ccw is not difficult. They issue to non-residents. I got mine in Las Vegas several weeks ago.

[4D5auto]

Yeah, now I gotta waste a day over there for NV. this cuts into my riding time!

[4D5auto]

Another bit of helpful info, Virginia also issues Non-Resident. For those interested, it can be done by mail, again, if you're a Vet, a copy of your DD-214 is sufficient for the weapons training portion of the Non resident requirement. This is easier for us Vets to obtain, should you want one for the Eastern portion of the US..

http://handgunlaw.us/states/virginia.pdf

[Big Jake]

Originally Posted by 4D5auto

Another bit of helpful info, Virginia also issues Non-Resident. For those interested, it can be done by mail, again, if you're a Vet, a copy of your DD-214 is sufficient for the weapons training portion of the Non resident requirement. This is easier for us Vets to obtain, should you want one for the Eastern portion of the US..

http://handgunlaw.us/states/virginia.pdf

Florida and/or Utah ccw is/are honored in Virginia!

[coyotek]

FYI, 72 days from application to get my NV permit. I applied the day the new rules went into effect.