[Super_Virgil]

Just a heads up you guys. the states are getting wise to the fact you can apply for a CCW permit through Utah or Florida or other states. My state of missioner, and the neighbor of Kansas, are now only recognizing permits from your state of residency. So if you live in Alabama and have a Utah permit. but sorry Missouri does not recognize it. Alot of states are considering following suit. Again this goes back to know the laws in the state you are in, and ones you may travel too.

SV

[Dane]

Florida's website doesn't show any restrictions for Missouri and Kansas (1) shows it only honors guns not other types of weapons . Maybe it isn't updated yet. Though in the past they were pretty good about current updates.

http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/news/concealed_carry.html

(1) While Florida's law allows licensees to carry stun guns, knives, and billy clubs in a concealed fashion, the laws in these states allow for concealed carry of handguns or pistols ONLY, NOT WEAPONS IN GENERAL. Florida license holders are prohibited from carrying other types of weapons while in these states.

[Super_Virgil]

What I am talking about is say your a re a resident of Missouri, and you have a Florida non resident permit. Missouri will not honor that. Basically Alot of states will not be recognizing non resident permits.

[Dane]

What I am talking about is say your a re a resident of Missouri, and you have a Florida non resident permit. Missouri will not honor that. Basically Alot of states will not be recognizing non resident permits.

I understood what you were saying. Florida's web site still is showing MO will honor the Florida non-resident license. :blink:

[Mike_AZ]

I understood what you were saying. Florida's web site still is showing MO will honor the Florida non-resident license. :blink:

Yeah, but you shouldn't be checking the FL site for that information, you should be checking Missouri's. Although from the sound of it it sounds as though SV is talking about using an out-of-state permit in you're own state of residency. For instance, here in AZ, we recognize permits from many different states, but if you are an AZ resident, you are required to have an AZ permit to CC here.

[autosurgeon]

MI does not honor none resident permits but for those of us with MI cpl's we have the largest number of states that honor our permit! This is due to much hard work by our previous AG and our current AG

[Dane]

OH, so he is saying if a MO resident with a Florida non-resident license it isn't honored because as a resident they should have a MO license.

Yeah, but you shouldn't be checking the FL site for that information, you should be checking Missouri's. Although from the sound of it it sounds as though SV is talking about using an out-of-state permit in you're own state of residency. For instance, here in AZ, we recognize permits from many different states, but if you are an AZ resident, you are required to have an AZ permit to CC here.

[Art sr.]

Try this web site it just might answer a lot of questions on this subject.

http://handgunlaw.us/

Just click on the state you want to know about.

[Dane]

Try this web site it just might answer a lot of questions on this subject.

http://handgunlaw.us/

Just click on the state you want to know about.

I saw nothing in there about the question concerning MO.

In fact following links provided to MO website an official form was found stating that a MO resident can in fact have another states non-resident license and it WILL be honored by MO. Here is the PDF from MSHP

http://www.mshp.dps.mo.gov/MSHPWeb/Publications/Brochures/documents/SHP-863.pdf

[Art sr.]

I live in Missouri and I have both a Missouri CCW permit and a non-resident Utah CCW permit. Both are honored in MO.