Indiana LTCH good in Kentucky?

[model67a]

Requiring someone that has served our country to be 21 to get a permit is idiotic. They have taken the most severe firearms course there is and know as much or more about the use of firearms than the majority of legal age permit holders. Besides this is like it used to be about voting or being able to go in and have a beer. These young people are putting their *** on the line and have probably aged beyond their actual age and we would deny them the rights that they are fighting for for us. UNBELIEVABLE stay safe

[dross]

Originally Posted by model67a

Requiring someone that has served our country to be 21 to get a permit is idiotic. They have taken the most severe firearms course there is and know as much or more about the use of firearms than the majority of legal age permit holders. Besides this is like it used to be about voting or being able to go in and have a beer. These young people are putting their *** on the line and have probably aged beyond their actual age and we would deny them the rights that they are fighting for for us. UNBELIEVABLE stay safe

And they can't have a beer, either.

This started back in the '80s when I was in the Army. One of my fellow sergeants was 20 years old. Guys under his charge could buy a beer in a bar, be he couldn't legally.

Service members should have all benefits of citizenship immediately upon taking the oath. That should include 17 year olds (who may join within a certain time period from their birthday) being able to vote, drink, carry a gun and everything else.

If you can be trusted to defend this country, you should enjoy all the benefits of any citizen of the country.

[Bob45]

can I carry in Tenn. on my florida non resident permit, I am in Indiana resident

[finity]

Originally Posted by Bob45

can I carry in Tenn. on my florida non resident permit, I am in Indiana resident

Not sure about that but you know that your FL permit is not valid in IN, right?

If you are an IN resident you have to have an IN LTCH to legally caryy here. If you are not a resident then IN will accept a permit from anywhere else (foreign or domestic).

[model67a]

http://www.nraila.org/recmap/floridarec.pdf

It makes no sence to have a Florida non-resident when Indiana is recognized in Florida. If you are a resident in Indiana, get an Indiana permit and solve both the problems as Indiana is recognized in both states. Check this website. stay safe