[KyBoy]

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

I thought Ohio was the state in question. And yeah I did look into it but seeing as I didn’t have any checked bags, booked my flight with little notice due to shipping logistics and work schedule issues, as well as something else that I can’t remember at the moment, I didn’t mess with it.

But when I got to bowling green it was with me. My car club drove up there for a weekend trip and I met up with them and one of them brought me firearm lol.


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I see man. Ohio is Ky CCDW friendly. Although, Ky signed a bill into law Monday. Starting in July, we don't need a permit to carry concealed. I'm not sure how I feel about that. Going through other states and buying firearms in my state, could mean waiting periods when I don't have to wait now and being illegal in other states that formerly recognized my CCDW. On the other hand, it may be giving a right back.

Heath

[z28deuce]

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

I thought Ohio was the state in question. And yeah I did look into it but seeing as I didn’t have any checked bags, booked my flight with little notice due to shipping logistics and work schedule issues, as well as something else that I can’t remember at the moment, I didn’t mess with it.

But when I got to bowling green it was with me. My car club drove up there for a weekend trip and I met up with them and one of them brought me firearm lol.


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Illinois worries me more than Ohio in that respect. I end up going through there 4 times in May making 2 trips to Indy for practice/qualifying and the 500.

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[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by KyBoy

I see man. Ohio is Ky CCDW friendly. Although, Ky signed a bill into law Monday. Starting in July, we don't need a permit to carry concealed. I'm not sure how I feel about that. Going through other states and buying firearms in my state, could mean waiting periods when I don't have to wait now and being illegal in other states that formerly recognized my CCDW. On the other hand, it may be giving a right back.

Heath

Constitutional carry. Yeah lots of states doing that. I feel yeah not sure about the long term logistics on it.

It’s either Ohio or Illinois that doesn’t recognize mine.


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[KyBoy]

Blue recognizes Ky CCDW.

Heath

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by KyBoy

Blue recognizes Ky CCDW.

Heath

Map looks similar to TN map.


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[RicSimonis]

Originally Posted by KyBoy

Blue recognizes Ky CCDW.

Heath

Wait, when did Colorado turn blue?

(I’m kidding! Not going there.)

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by RicSimonis

Wait, when did Colorado turn blue?



(I’m kidding! Not going there.)

Oh man. I just about fell out of my chair at work. Thanks for that Ric.


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[KyBoy]

Originally Posted by RicSimonis

Wait, when did Colorado turn blue?



(I’m kidding! Not going there.)

Bhuoooooowhahahaha, I'll stay out of that conversation!

Heath

[AmericanMike]

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

Map looks similar to TN map.


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similar for NC as well except now VA is red for us.

[Kaizer_911]

States Recognizing TN Permits

Alabama
Alaska*
Arizona*
Arkansas*
Colorado - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits or non-resident permits
Delaware
Florida* - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits or non-resident permits
Georgia*
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky*
Louisiana*
Maine
Michigan*
Mississippi*
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits
Nevada
New Hampshire*
New Mexico*
North Carolina*
North Dakota - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits
Oklahoma
Ohio*
Pennsylvania* - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits or non-resident permits
South Carolina*
South Dakota*
Texas*
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia* - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits or non-resident permits
Wisconsin - Does not honor 18-20 year old permits
Wyoming*

* Indicates the state has a formal reciprocity agreement with Tennessee

(NOTE: Persons with a valid Tennessee Handgun Carry permit should contact any state for information on carrying such handgun prior to entering the state.)

States Not Recognizing TN Permits

California
Connecticut
Hawaii
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Rhode Island
Vermont
Washington


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[RicSimonis]

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

Oh man. I just about fell out of my chair at work. Thanks for that Ric.


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Originally Posted by KyBoy

Bhuoooooowhahahaha, I'll stay out of that conversation!

Heath

Glad I could provide some levity.

(BTW, the map could have shown Colorado as any color. I would have made the same comment. )

Getting ready for a big winter storm. and more .

[HartfordRacingCaptain]

Originally Posted by Soleil

Hey Sean,

You sound like a jerk.




Just kidding.



You are right with the legality. I found it strange that you are allowed to have things in one state and in the other it is illegal our street laws and regulations are nation wide, no exceptions. Either it is not allowed or it is illegal

WHAT?! Jens how could you say this to me.

Nationwide rules make sense yes, but remember that Texas is larger than most European countries... and there are 49 other states, so implementing and policing the same laws everywhere is a bit more difficult than passing the law is.

[Soleil]

Originally Posted by HartfordRacingCaptain

WHAT?! Jens how could you say this to me.

Nationwide rules make sense yes, but remember that Texas is larger than most European countries... and there are 49 other states, so implementing and policing the same laws everywhere is a bit more difficult than passing the law is.

Holy cow, Texas is almost twice as big as Germany but has only a 1/3 of the population. man, we could run Autobahn all over the place.

[Cmax]

We could get back to car talk, but before I do, we should all be reminded that the constitution allows states to have their own laws as long as they fall under the broad brush guidelines of the constitution. We have gotten away from that, to our detriment. Education for instance, has declined since the creation of the Federal Dept. of Education in the 80’s. Ask most teachers how they are forced to teach different from what they know works. Sooooo, states can certainly play with gun laws, but by God they cannot outlaw the ownership.
LOL, I just got my new floor mats, and my new side makers from JWM. I won’t install them yet, as I am getting a new driveway poured next week, so the cover will stay on until it cures for at least 2 weeks after. I think taillights, rear reflectors and center tail light after that. Oh, and I will be getting an AFM disabler from Range soon as well.....