Posted: 5/21/2008 7:10:25 PM EDT
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Who around the Albany teaches the class for a Utah carry permit? What is it going to cost me and how long does it take to get once I apply. I plan on making several trips out of state this summer and would like to take my pistol with me. thanks for the help J.P. |
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there's one at ARPC once a month: just took the Oregon class from Mike, and he's a good guy. good class. s185153108.onlinehome.us/cgi-bin/calendar.pl?view=Event&event_id=279 |
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ofa site http://www.oregonfirearmsacademy.com/index.htm 95 for the utah class. and about 4-4.5 hours I know I took my concealed class from them top notch all the way. If you call them sometimes they have classes not listed on the site and you might be able to get into one. Although the ARPC once a month is more a sure deal mentioned before STeven |
Get a job Parsons. lol Good seeing you this morning. |
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If you have OR and WA I believe they are about the same for the West coast states. www.handgunlaw.us/ Open them all you can flip between them and it will tell you what you're looking to know.  Edit to fix links, thanks |
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Links not working for me. But if you start from this page you can click on the map. www.handgunlaw.us/ Edit to add- Damn, what do I have to do to get one that works in CO? I need to see if they will issue an out of state. |
Great resource. Question? For those of us in Oregon will Florida work for non-resident permits? I am confused with the legend (in yellow) on the map. It says that "Permit holder must be resident of state they honor". Oregon does not appear to be honored according to the map when you click the Florida link? Can anyone clarify? |
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What I can derive from the site concerning Colorado is this. No reciprocity with OR or WA, so our permits won't work. CO doesn't honor non-resident permits from any of the states they do have reciprocity with. So a FL or UT permit issued to an OR or WA resident won't work. I think (obviously I don't really know anything) that there are only two ways to go here. 1. Get a Colorado permit. I don't think they issue out of state permits, but I think you can get one if you have a secondary residence there. A friendly sheriff might be able to help. They can issue an emergency temporary permit. "Really sheriff, all those Obama and Hillary people scare me." 2. Colorado used to (and may still) have slightly different rules concerning concealed weapons. IIRC, a loaded gun in the center console, or glovebox is not concealed. Also a handgun in a backpack or briefcase isn't concealed. That all might have changed though. You used to be able to drive with a beer in hand as long as you weren't drunk up until a few years ago. Anyway, It looks as though I will need to get a CO drivers license next time I do an extended stay up there. I probably should anyway and get appropriate car insurance because they have a totally different insurance set up also. You pay for the damage to your own car regardless of who caused it. |
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