AZ permit also "opens up" NM and KS for us ??

[gravedancer]

I was looking at the interactive map for permits at USACarry.com today http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry ... _maps.html

And if their map is to be believed, for UT residents, getting an AZ permit not only opens up carry in Nevada (which I already knew), but also New Mexico and Kansas. Anyone know for sure if that is accurate ?

[DiscoLives4ever]

No comment


Now if you'll excuse me, I'll quietly go and not-read other posts....

[gravedancer]

And Nevada

Yeah I mentioned in my post I already knew it opened up Nevada (which is why I requested my packet from AZ to begin with).

[gunsrg8t]

And New Mexico

[Crawlin]

And kansas

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[Snurd]

Don't forget Nevada, New Mexico and Kansas.

[karatelyle]

I think it almost got you Oregon also. But it did not pass in Oregon's last legislative session.


Hey did they mention you also get Nevada ?

[gravedancer]

I think it almost got you Oregon also. But it did not pass in Oregon's last legislative session.


Hey did they mention you also get Nevada ?

Actually the bill passed in Oregon, but the ammended version that passed no longer contained the changes that wouldve made Oregon recognize any other states permit. After I get my AZ permit, OR will be the next one I get, since most of my family is in Oregon and I travel there frequently.

[Tenuki]

Does anybody know off-hand what it takes to get an Oregon Permit?

[schmack]

Does anybody know off-hand what it takes to get an Oregon Permit?

Be an Oregon resident or a resident of one of the adjacent states.

[DiscoLives4ever]

And Nevada

Yeah I mentioned in my post I already knew it opened up Nevada (which is why I requested my packet from AZ to begin with).

I don't know where you got that quote from. If you look above I didn't say anything of the sort....

[gravedancer]

Does anybody know off-hand what it takes to get an Oregon Permit?

Be an Oregon resident or a resident of one of the adjacent states.

Actually you dont have to be a resident of an adjacent state. Its up to the sheriffs discretion in each county who they issue permits to when it comes to non residents. Basically Oregon is a "shall issue" state for residents, and a "may issue" state for nonresidents, at the discretion of the sheriff. Grant county has a rep for being the most lenient. In fact, theres a letter from the sheriff included in with the application packet that says flat out he will approve a permit for anyone whos not legally barred from having one. Multnomah county (where portland is), its much harder for nonresidents to get permits.

[Snurd]

And Nevada

Yeah I mentioned in my post I already knew it opened up Nevada (which is why I requested my packet from AZ to begin with).

I don't know where you got that quote from. If you look above I didn't say anything of the sort....

Of course not, you edited your previous post to delete what it said.

[rpyne]

Does anybody know off-hand what it takes to get an Oregon Permit?

Be an Oregon resident or a resident of one of the adjacent states.

Actually you dont have to be a resident of an adjacent state. Its up to the sheriffs discretion in each county who they issue permits to when it comes to non residents. Basically Oregon is a "shall issue" state for residents, and a "may issue" state for nonresidents, at the discretion of the sheriff. Grant county has a rep for being the most lenient. In fact, theres a letter from the sheriff included in with the application packet that says flat out he will approve a permit for anyone whos not legally barred from having one. Multnomah county (where portland is), its much harder for nonresidents to get permits.

Unfortunately, ORS 188.291(8) states:

(8) The county sheriff may waive the residency requirement in subsection (1)(c) of this section for a resident of a contiguous state who has a compelling business interest or other legitimate demonstrated need.

[Car Knocker]

New Mexico no longer recognizes the Arizona permit according to this Arizona government site:
http://www.azdps.gov/Services/Concealed ... ciprocity/

The New Mexico site still shows that it recognizes Arizona permits:
http://www.dps.nm.org/index.php/nm-conc ... greements/

It would probably be a good idea to verify with New mexico that they recognize the Arizona permit before carrying there if you are relying on the Arizona permit.