Gun carrying permit..how to get one?

[TittiesOnTwo]

Originally Posted by Chris616 In Ohio you have to take a 2 day class pay something like $75, then you are good to go. My wife and I both carry. She carries a Taurus .38 ultra-lite in her purse 24/7. I carry a Springfield Armory XD-40 in my car. Just bought the Rugher LCP .380. It amazingly small and powerful. You can Google CWP and your state to get the details. Good choice by the wife! I carry the same gun on me just about everywhere I go

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[Hocus-Pocus]

Originally Posted by Biker Bob

Wow, that is easy! In KY you would need to take a weekend class and qualify at a range. Lucky you, glad you're taking responsibility for you and your family's safety. Now, practice, practice, practice. Bob

Same deal for texas. Take the class, qualify on range and then under go background check...mine took about 5 months

[RangeRat]

Look through some stuff to make sure, but I think this link probably offers a lot about what you're looking for:

http://www.carryconcealed.net/

I "never leave home without it" (at least checking other state laws first anyway). I especially like their "pack'n'go" section.

[JBaker421]

Please be aware too that many states don't honor other states' permits. It's really a mixed bag. Click this link,
then click on your state. It will show you which states will honor yours.

Many people also get out of state licenses from Florida and Utah, which those states allow. Now click on those
states to see how many states honor theirs and you'll see why.

http://www.carryconcealed.net/legal

[JR-Boston]

Massachusetts has a unique two part system:

1) You go down to the local police station, and tell them you want a permit to carry a pistol.

2) They grab you, and throw you in jail.

JR

P.S. paint ball guns, BB guns, and cans of pepper spray are considered "firearms" in Massachusetts