New Map of Who Honors Indiana

[rmg200]

Common ohio, take that stick out of your asses and recognize us!

 

[ATM]

...I used my own discretion and disarmed. Yes, it did seem strange.

I won't pretend to understand your choice, it seems strange to me, too. I tend to carry wherever I may lawfully do so.

 

[sparkyfender]

I won't pretend to understand your choice, it seems strange to me, too. I tend to carry wherever I may lawfully do so.

Yes. I see what you are saying. I wore a long winter coat when out and about, so I am not really sure how I could have easily "open" carried. My pistol would have been hidden under my coat, and therefore, illegally concealed.

 

[whippo]

I see GA was added any other changes noticed?

 

[Robertpetry]

So,

if I'm driving through OH do I need to secure a handgun in the trunk? What if I am staying in a hotel in OH? What should I do with it? Do I need to take the gun into the hotel where I am staying?

Same rules in IL?

thanks.

 

[Bfish]

For some reason I thought a month ago things with West Virginia did change? What did I miss or mess up?

 

[TheSpark]

So,

if I'm driving through OH do I need to secure a handgun in the trunk? What if I am staying in a hotel in OH? What should I do with it? Do I need to take the gun into the hotel where I am staying?

Same rules in IL?

thanks.

For Ohio I believe anyone can open carry. You must have a recognized permission slip to conceal though. Carrying in your car is considered concealed in Ohio (the car is the concealment). So you should keep it in your trunk and unloaded. Every time you get out of your car you pop open your trunk, load a mag with ammo, put the mag in your handgun, and put the handgun on your hip in full sight. (IANAL)

I do believe as others have said that Ohio is in the process of possibly accepting ours. In fact, I'm pretty sure I've read that they have legislation going though the process right now that would make them a constitutional carry state.

 

[Huzrjim]

So after checking this map and also the Florida Permit Map - I see with my Florida Non-Resident License, I can add Ohio (which is why I pursued it), WV, NE, NM and DE (although I thought Biden's home state was only going to allow concealed carry of shotguns!)

 

[VERT]

Yeah I probably would not carry a gun in DE.


Scratch that I probably will not ever go to DE.

 

[Bill of Rights]

You are likely remembering the fiasco wherein I called the WV Attorney General's Office and was told that they recognized us, but I was told wrong. I'm still *displeased* about that. You may take the word "displeased" with extreme understatement.

Blessings,
Bill

For some reason I thought a month ago things with West Virginia did change? What did I miss or mess up?

 

[Hoosier Cowboy]

Thxs for the updated map

 

[colts1982]

I really hope ohio honors ours by the summer going to see some family and last year I couldn't carry.

 

[ATM]

I really hope ohio honors ours by the summer going to see some family and last year I couldn't [STRIKE]carry[/STRIKE] conceal.

Fixed for accuracy.

 

[Bill of Rights]

I've just sent the following to Gov. Pence from his webpage ( in.gov/gov )

Dear Gov. Pence,

I recently wrote you and received an answer that you support Second Amendment rights for all. I am appreciative of you doing so, and thank you.

I have become aware that the state of West Virginia is willing to recognize our License To Carry Handgun within their state, but they require a letter from you stating (redundantly) that we will recognize their Concealed Handgun License in Indiana. (They already have confirmation that we recognize them, but they require that a statement come from you, the governor.)

Would you please send a letter to that effect to the West Virginia Attorney General's office?

I've included a link for your reference that specifies they need a letter from the other state's governor (page 3 of the booklet, page 6 of the PDF) here:
http://www.wvago.gov/pdf/gunrecep/WV Firearms Handbook (July 2013 - Final Draft).pdf

and the address to which the letter should be sent is:

Office of the Attorney General
State Capitol Complex
1900 Kanawha Blvd, East
Building 1, Room E-26
Charleston, WV 25305

Thank you in advance for your assistance in expanding the ability of Hoosiers to exercise our natural and Constitutional rights. The addition of WV will make 31 of 50 states in which we may lawfully carry a handgun.

Most sincerely,

(name and city redacted)

The rest of you are free to use whatever portions of my note may be helpful. I ask that you not quote it in full, because the letter should be yours, not mine. I also ask that you let me know if you use a portion of my note, and I'd like to see what you sent, if you wouldn't mind.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[heavyhitter1k]

Fixed for accuracy.

So we can carry in Ohio with an Indiana LTCH as long as we OC?

 

[ATM]

So we can carry in Ohio with an Indiana LTCH as long as we OC?

No license/permit is required to carry, only to conceal.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

Here's the link to his email contact form: Governor Pence: Ask Mike

Here's what I wrote:

Dear Governor Pence,
It is my understanding that the state of West Virginia will allow licensed Indiana residents to carry handguns in their state upon receipt of confirmation from you that we recognize their license (reciprocity).
Given that we recognize licenses/permits from all states, the only action necessary to allow Indiana license holders to protect themselves in West Virginia is confirmation from you.
Here is a link to the state AG pdf that describes the action needed: http://www.wvago.gov/pdf/gunrecep/WV Firearms Handbook (July 2013 - Final Draft).pdf
Page 3 of the booklet is the relevant section.
I hope you can take a few minutes of your time to see to this important issue for Indiana gun owners.
Regards,


If we all take 3 minutes to ask, we can probably get this done.

Thanks for the impetus, Bill.

 

[MisterChester]

Yeah I probably would not carry a gun in DE.


Scratch that I probably will not ever go to DE.

Have you seen their requirements to get a DE carry license? You have to put your intent to do so in a local paper.

 

[KDUBCR250]

Email sent !

 

[Lectric102002]

No license/permit is required to carry, only to conceal.

And carrying in a vehicle is considered "concealed". Just FYI.