TRAVELING TO OHIO---BE FOREWARNED - Page 2

Indy_Guy_77 · 05-02-2008

I think I'm going to look in to my FL or UT non-resident permits. As of July 19, I'm going to have several in-laws in OH. It'd be nice to be able to leave my pistol on my hip when I get to Wilshire.

-J-

Hiram Abiff · 05-02-2008

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Originally Posted by Indy_Guy_77

I think I'm going to look in to my FL or UT non-resident permits. As of July 19, I'm going to have several in-laws in OH. It'd be nice to be able to leave my pistol on my hip when I get to Wilshire.

-J-

So someone explain how this works. Don't you have to be in one of the states to apply?

22rssix · 05-03-2008

Hiram,

To get the Non-resident FL permit:

1. Contact the FL CPL/CCW department(I don't know the correct name)

2. request the applications

3. Fill out application

4. copy your training certs( the application will tell you what is ok)

5. go to your local police department and get finger printed.

6. get a postal money order filled out to the correct state department.

7. get a pass port photo

8. put all in the envelope and send it off.

9. wait for your permit to arrive...

ABolt243 · 05-03-2008

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Originally Posted by Hiram Abiff

So someone explain how this works. Don't you have to be in one of the states to apply?

Here you go Hiram, this link Get a Florida permit - IllinoisCarry.com will get you to the info. Fingerprints, training cert and $117 (?) will get you on the road. You can do it all by mail.

AB

Hiram Abiff · 05-04-2008

That's some good infromation,, thanks!

Kirk Freeman · 05-04-2008

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From what I can tell, Indiana has one of the least accepted carry licenses from the standpoint of reciprocity because we don't require training. There are several other states that don't require training as well, those states often don't have reciprocity with states like Ohio either.

Not the training hang up again! As the guy behind the Indiana-Texas reciprocity agreement, I can tell you that it was not Indiana's lack of training. DPS simply did not want to recognize any other state's license to carry.

Indiana is not widely recognized because we have not been aggressive in making other state recognize us. People either: 1. whine and moan, 2. get a Florida or Utah license and do not make a fuss over Indiana's lack of recognition.

I always advise people to get the Florida license. I've had one for a long time. At $117 for 5 years it is cheap insurance and will get you far.

dblagent · 05-04-2008

Glad someone asked about how to get the FL license, or I was going to! I may pursue getting one, but I will have to get some type of training then. What works, and how much is it?

Is the UT easy to get also?

All this is good info to have.

WHITE_WOLFE · 05-04-2008

There another states license that better than Florida's. I thought it was Utah, but I cannot remember.

There was a guy at the 1500 who had a table setup for this license. I just cant remember the state.

jimbo-indy · 05-04-2008

The Utah license is cheaper and very easy to obtain. You must take a one day classroom course which gives you an application signed by the Utah recognized instructor. This application along with a finger print card and a passport photo and $59.00 gets you a Utah, non-resident license. The license is good in about 31 states and lasts for 5 years. Check out Marion County Fish and Game website Marion County Fish and Game Association, Indianapolis, Indiana for a link to a local, Utah certified instructor. The people in Utah are very nice. I lost my wallet last winter which contained my Indiana and Utah licenses. Both were easy to replace. Utah even has a website where you can check on the progress of your application.

IDCC · 05-04-2008

I have two sets of FL CCW permit paperwork sitting on top of my safe right now waiting for me to start the process, which reminds me I need to get the ball rolling on renewing my IN license to carry since it expires in 6 months.
If any of you is ever in the Jacksonville Fl area you can recieve the Fl CCW training at a shop/range named Gun Gallery. I used to work there a couple years ago, the class is taught on Wednesday night. If you have BRD NewARguy from ARFCOM is the manager there and has a wall full of awesome Black Rifles. You can also submit a copy of your DD-214 if you have one instead of taking the training class.

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Indy_Guy_77 Thread Killa' Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Indy Posts: 697	I think I'm going to look in to my FL or UT non-resident permits. As of July 19, I'm going to have several in-laws in OH. It'd be nice to be able to leave my pistol on my hip when I get to Wilshire. -J- __________________ The American Republic will endure, until politicians realize they can bribe the people with their own money. – Alexis de Tocqueville

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Hiram Abiff "Who comes here"? Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Wayne Co. Posts: 293	That's some good infromation,, thanks! __________________ If someone were to ask me what has been my greatest accomplishment in life, I would lift my head high and speak from my heart with a parent's pride as I said the words "my son." "ONE NATION UNDER GOD" You never know where you will find a traveling man, but you have a pretty good idea of his character when you do.

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WHITE_WOLFE Gun Onio-maniac Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 275	There another states license that better than Florida's. I thought it was Utah, but I cannot remember. There was a guy at the 1500 who had a table setup for this license. I just cant remember the state. __________________ In God We Trust............everyone else keep your hands where I can see em!!!

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jimbo-indy Single Action Fan NW Indy Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: N.W. Indy Posts: 226	The Utah license is cheaper and very easy to obtain. You must take a one day classroom course which gives you an application signed by the Utah recognized instructor. This application along with a finger print card and a passport photo and $59.00 gets you a Utah, non-resident license. The license is good in about 31 states and lasts for 5 years. Check out Marion County Fish and Game website Marion County Fish and Game Association, Indianapolis, Indiana for a link to a local, Utah certified instructor. The people in Utah are very nice. I lost my wallet last winter which contained my Indiana and Utah licenses. Both were easy to replace. Utah even has a website where you can check on the progress of your application.

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IDCC Plinker Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South Central IN Posts: 49	I have two sets of FL CCW permit paperwork sitting on top of my safe right now waiting for me to start the process, which reminds me I need to get the ball rolling on renewing my IN license to carry since it expires in 6 months. If any of you is ever in the Jacksonville Fl area you can recieve the Fl CCW training at a shop/range named Gun Gallery. I used to work there a couple years ago, the class is taught on Wednesday night. If you have BRD NewARguy from ARFCOM is the manager there and has a wall full of awesome Black Rifles. You can also submit a copy of your DD-214 if you have one instead of taking the training class.