What states are Indiana Lic recognized in?

[rcrocket]

What states are Indiana Lic recognized in? Is there an easy way to find out what states you can carry in with a Indiana license?

 

[jeremy]

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

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

Right Denied:
Illinois, Wisconsin, American Samoa, N. Mariana Islands

 

[rcrocket]

Thanks

How did you find that info?

 

[lovemywoods]

Look at:
Handgunlaw.us

 

[jeremy]

USA Carry - Open and Concealed Carry Information and Community

 

[Pami]

And in case you can't remember those sites, we also have that question covered in our INGO FAQ: https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...16185-ingunowners_faqs_sticky.html#post187168

And in this sticky in the Carry Issues & Self Defense section: https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo.../4227-states_that_honor_indiana_s_permit.html

 

[jeremy]

Always with the stickies...

Thanks Pami I really need to learn how to link pages here...

 

[Pami]

Always with the stickies...

Thanks Pami I really need to learn how to link pages here...

That's why we have them.

 

[jeremy]

yeah yeah...
Just type the address... I am lucky I can type to start with... LOL

 

[twoguntommy]

I suggest calling the State Police of the state you plan to travel to or in and find out for sure. I don't trust the info on websites, it could be outdated. Although Us Handgunlaw.us tends to keep things pretty updated. I avoid states where I'm not allowed to carry, particularly Illinois, and Wisconsin.

 

[lawrra]

I suggest calling the State Police of the state you plan to travel to or in and find out for sure. I don't trust the info on websites, it could be outdated. Although Us Handgunlaw.us tends to keep things pretty updated. I avoid states where I'm not allowed to carry, particularly Illinois, and Wisconsin.

On handgunlaw.us the date of the last update is displayed on the listing for each state. When you carry into another state be sure to read the laws so you are aware of off-limits areas and if you are required to inform an officer that you are carrying. If you may need to travel through a state that does not recognize the Indiana permit call the state LE office regarding lawful transport of a firearm (if it's possible).

 

[mickar15]

Last summer, my son went to Florida. He went to the official state websites of all the states he would be traveling thru. He printed the information on carrying with an out of state permit for each state. He planned to show that to any local LEO who might not be familiar with his own state's laws if he was stopped.

He didn't need to use it, but I thought it was a good idea.

 

[6birds]

I suggest calling the State Police of the state you plan to travel to or in and find out for sure. I don't trust the info on websites, it could be outdated. Although Us Handgunlaw.us tends to keep things pretty updated. I avoid states where I'm not allowed to carry, particularly Illinois, and Wisconsin.

You can carry in Wisconsin, OC.

 

[Bill of Rights]

You can carry in Wisconsin, OC.

Technically, yes, you can. You can also expect to be hassled big time. Of note, you cannot carry in a vehicle in WI, however, even OC.

There was a recent story on here of a gentleman in Milwaukee (I think) who was arrested on his own property while planting some trees because he was in his own yard, open-carrying. As it happened, he prevailed in court, however IIRC, the police chief still said that his officers will be instructed to take anyone found carrying a firearm to the ground prior to ascertaining the legality of them doing so. In short, treat them like a criminal until they can prove their innocence. I seem to recall something about the reverse being how we do things in America.

Welcome to Amerika 2.0, tovarisch.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[6birds]

In Mother Russia, we cannot carry at all. I'd rather be here Comrade!

 

[1/2 shot]

Like I said in the other Thread, Wyoming no longer honors Indiana License.