Is the CHL good from State to State?

chl ar to tx

Ar recognizes tx chl JIM

sethroe

I guess I should have included this E address it has some info requarding what states you can and cannot carry in, www.packing.org JIM

Re: sethroe

jhm said:

I guess I should have included this E address it has some info requarding what states you can and cannot carry in, www.packing.org JIM

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Thanks buddy!!! Your Awesome!!!!
You guys so helpful!!!

sethroe

Some states have "reciprocity agreements" with other states concerning concealed carry. My information says that if you travel into a state that has a reciprocity agreement with your state, you must stop at a Sheriff's office or Police Station to get a permit for the state you are entering.
The thing is, not all states have these agreements with other states. It's up to you to find out who does and who dosen't. I live in Colorado, and from what I can tell, we don't have an agreement with any other state at all. Which means I can't carry into any other state and someone from any other state can't carry into Colo. Kinda sucks don't it?
www.packing.org will have some good info for you - Beetle

I have a Minnesota and a Florida permit. This allows me to carry in 20 states (Vermont is a freebe). There are also atleast 10 other states that allow a loaded handgun in the vehicle if it is not concealed, no permit needed.

I took a one page map of the USA, out of an Atlas, and colored in blue all the states I could carry in. Then I colored in yellow all the states I could transport a loaded handgun in. I will mark across the name of the other states I could get a permit in in another color. I'll color in the whole state in the appropriate color as their status changes.

This gives me a visual perspective of how they all lay out. I can see where I will travel on trips & vacations and what routes to take.

Hud