CC in Oregon

[Lannister]

Anyone know which states the oregon CCL reciprocates? I know idaho and montana, wasnt sure how many others.

[oregonshooter]

http://www.handgunlaw.us/

map on front page.

[Lannister]

Thank you very much! Dang tho, less states than i thought.

[Lannister]

I need to get a Alaskan one, honors majority of the states :) guess i can settle with going up to washington and getting one there.

[Mac10]

Check out Utah non-resident. 31 states, IIRC, including Washington. You can catch a class at Oregon Firearms Academy near Brownsville. They even help you fill out the app.

[Dean]

I think the "lots of states" guys get non - resident permits from Florida and Utah.
Personally, I like to have the actual state license.

Reciprocity is okay.
An actual license issued in a state I'm carrying in is better because that's the state I'm planning to go to court in.
Trust me. :drillsgt:

[TheKnight]

Colorado stopped accepting Non resident CCW permits this year.
Which is something I didn't really understand why a person who is a resident of Colorado, apply and get a Permit from say Fla.
I can understand if a person is a non resident of Colorado, and is here in business or travel, and the state they reside in is next to impossible to get a CCW, get one issued from Fla, or anyother state that issues CCW's to non residents.
But Colorado makes no distinction in those cases, at least from what I understand.
So if you reside in Co. you must have a current Co. CCW, or a current CCW from a state that you reside in.
Unless you have a CCW permit from the following states
California,DC,Hawii,Illinios,Iowa,Maine,Mayland,Mass,Minnesota,
Nebraska,Navada,New Jersey,New York,Ohio,Oregon,Rhode Island,South carolina,Vermont,Virginia,Washington,west Virginia,Wisconsin.
I don't know why all of these states are excluded....

[Kodiakk]

A wonderfull national permit would be great, then folks wouldn't have to worry about stupid ****.:upeyes: