DPG Utah Permit Course - Indy - July 23, 2009

[JimFloyd]

A reminder that early registration pricing for the July 23rd Utah course is $99.95 until July 9th.

After 0900 on July 9th the course fee increases to $125.00, so register soon to save money!

Regards,

Jim

[dmpxd]

Just did thank you kindly!!! My wife will join as well I think

[JimFloyd]

Originally Posted by dmpxd

Just did thank you kindly!!! My wife will join as well I think

Thanks. I look forward to meeting you both!

Regards,

Jim

[Cpt Caveman]

Don't take my word on it, call the state police headquarters of the states you plan on carrying in and see whether they will allow you to carry in their state with a Utah permit.
Do your homework before you shell out hard earned dollars for something that might not be what its being touted as.
Not looking for a flame war either. I'm just thinking you might be selling something that isn't what its being represented as, is all....Folks ought to do their homework.

[JimFloyd]

Originally Posted by Cpt Caveman

Don't take my word on it, call the state police headquarters of the states you plan on carrying in and see whether they will allow you to carry in their state with a Utah permit.
Do your homework before you shell out hard earned dollars for something that might not be what its being touted as.
Not looking for a flame war either. I'm just thinking you might be selling something that isn't what its being represented as, is all....Folks ought to do their homework.

Well sir, with all due respect, your thinking is wrong.

The Utah non-resident permit (along with the FL permit) is highly respected and recognized. Here is the link to the State of Utah website so that people can see it for themselves: Utah Department of Public Safety

I am also a Utah certified concealed firearms instructor, as can be verified here: http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/doc...tstate_055.pdf

Things do change and I am about to update the ad as the total number of states is now 32 (when UT permit is combined with an IN handgun license) as NV no longer recognizes IN, UT, or FL licenses/permits. A similar situation is true in that TN no longer recognizes the IN handgun license as it does not contain a photograph, but does recognize the UT permit.

Jim

[Cpt Caveman]

;-)

[Manan]

Very interesting Jim. Appreciate the work you have done. Look forward to meeting you some day.

- Chuck.

[Cpt Caveman]

I'm gonna have to apologize to Mr Floyd . I had no business fussing with his thread. It also appears that information I was given( from someone I obviously trusted) did not prove to be correct.
My apologies , Sir.
What is the difference between reciprocity( formal agreement ) and "recognizing" a permit?

[dmpxd]

Originally Posted by Cpt Caveman

I'm gonna have to apologize to Mr Floyd . I had no business fussing with his thread. It also appears that information I was given( from someone I obviously trusted) did not prove to be correct.
My apologies , Sir.
What is the difference between reciprocity( formal agreement ) and "recognizing" a permit?

Wow, I must say thank you. Your honesty is refreshing and unlike most forum resp. On the "nets" Thank you!!!

[JimFloyd]

Originally Posted by Cpt Caveman

I'm gonna have to apologize to Mr Floyd . I had no business fussing with his thread. It also appears that information I was given( from someone I obviously trusted) did not prove to be correct.
My apologies , Sir.
What is the difference between reciprocity( formal agreement ) and "recognizing" a permit?

Apology accepted and sincerely appreciated!

Two things, first, I absolutely agree with the statement in your post about people should check with states they are traveling to and make sure the laws have not changed. My personal stance is that you should not trust sites like handgunlaws.us, or even the NRA because they can fall behind with the most up-to-date info (even though they try their best to be accurate). Instead, go directly to the "horses mouth" and look at the state website (typically state police or department of public safety). Second, you ask a great question about reciprocity vs. recognition. Reciprocity means that states have formal, written agreements between them accepting each others permits. Recognition means there is no formal written agreement, but, due to the states laws regarding acceptance of permits, the (in this case, Utah) permit/license will be honored in that state.

Regards,

Jim