States that honor Indiana's LTCH

[teknickle]

thank you for this info. Am going to tenn. this summer and its good to know that kentucky and tennessee both honor our states rtcf.

That isn't true anymore.
Tennessee does NOT honor the Indiana permit anymore.
I was reading off the official TN website here:
Handgun Carry Permit Reciprocity Information

They ONLY have written agreements with other states that have photo-ID handgun permits (as is written on their official website).

 

[CarmelHP]

That isn't true anymore.
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They ONLY have written agreements with other states that have photo-ID handgun permits (as is written on their official website).

Where do you see that?

 

[Joe Williams]

That isn't true anymore.
Tennessee does NOT honor the Indiana permit anymore.
I was reading off the official TN website here:
Handgun Carry Permit Reciprocity Information

They ONLY have written agreements with other states that have photo-ID handgun permits (as is written on their official website).

Are you looking at the "facially valid" part? That doesn't refer to a photo, just a fancy way of saying the permit is valid on the face of it... that it looks valid, i.e. not expired, etc.

 

[cosermann]

Oh boy, not this again. TN does recognize IN's LTCH.

As Joe says, "facially valid" does not mean a photo-ID-permit.
TN does not have a reciprocity agreement with IN because they don't need one with IN.

You are reading/interpreting the TN web site incorrectly.

#1 - recognizes IN permit.
#3 - TN has reciprocity agreements with other states that require them. IN does not require them. Therefore, there's no agreement listed with IN.

 

[RHorn]

The NRA website states that as of July 2009 these states honor Indiana's permits:

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi,
Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Wyoming

 

[308jake]

Thanks for posting this.

 

[XDinmyXJ]

Here is the map where you can find the states that honor our permit by clicking on which licenses you have for those who don't know:Handgunlaw.us : CCW Map

 

[serviceboy]

the handgunlaw.us website has been updated as of jan 18 2010 it shows ohio as accepting our license now.

 

[superstorm]

What if you are traveling to Missouri and you cross the state of Illinois> What are you to do.

 

[jeremy]

What if you are traveling to Missouri and you cross the state of Illinois> What are you to do.

Either lock the firearm up, or pray you do not get caught...

Course you could always drive though Kentucky to get to Missouri too...

 

[Pami]

What if you are traveling to Missouri and you cross the state of Illinois> What are you to do.

and don't stop, even for gas. Federal Firearms Transit laws permit you to travel across unfriendly territory, so long as you are legal in your departure state and your destination state.

 

[Joe Williams]

the handgunlaw.us website has been updated as of jan 18 2010 it shows ohio as accepting our license now.

Make sure you don't have both Ohio and Indiana checked. If you check only Indiana, it still show Ohio as not accept our LTCH, which they don't

 

[amorrisfarm]

Thanks for the link to the Handgun laws map. Very helpfull . I have been wondering what the laws were about having a loaded handgun in my travel trailer.

 

[Kagnew]

Funny that Indiana honors Ohio residents CC but Ohio does not honor ours?

Indiana Permit Not Honored:
California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, District of Columbia

Ohio is also the home of Ohio State. :moon:

 

[w_ADAM_d88]

Eventhough Virginia doesn't recognize an IN LTCH, you can still carry a handgun in the state of VA as long as you open carry at all times.

 

[Zachoff]

You can get a Utah or Florida Non-resident permit, along with your Indiana and then be legal in Ohio and a few more States, Right? Both States require a NRA or similar firearm training class as part of their permit approval. Utah has a five year permit and I think it is under $100.00.

 

[JohnP82]

You can get a Utah or Florida Non-resident permit, along with your Indiana and then be legal in Ohio and a few more States, Right? Both States require a NRA or similar firearm training class as part of their permit approval. Utah has a five year permit and I think it is under $100.00.

correct, UT and IN licenses combined get you 34 states one of them being OH. UT you have to take a class by a certified instructor and the cost of the permit is 65.25 for a 5 year permit. now the cost of the class is an additional expense and is 100.00 to 125.00 depending on where you go, but it is WELL worth it! great class with alot of great info.

 

[gblank]

The Daley is part of the problem in Ill.( The Chicago Machine )
I grew up there.

 

[gblank]

Too bad I live in Lake County, ten minutes from Illinois, and I can't carry. Their laws are stupid when it comes to the carry and ownership issues. I like Mayor Daley, but I think he is wrong when it comes to the firearms issues.

Mayor Daley is part of the problem in Ill. (the Chicago Machine)

 

[Delmar]

Funny that Indiana honors Ohio residents CC but Ohio does not honor ours?

Indiana honors permits from every state that offers them. A lot of states that require aplicants to pass a firearms course, do not recognize carry permits from states, like Indiana, that don't require testing. I don't like it, but it is logical.