deadcoyote
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The wife and I have been set on exiting California for a while now. she has gotten a job offer in Vermont. How are the gun laws there? Magazine restricrtions? semi-auto rifle restrictions?
Aguila Blanca said:As far as I know, none of the New England states (or New York, which also borders Vermont) have any reciprocity between/among them.
My post wasn't related to carry in Vermont. The OP will be relocating to Vermont, and thus "reciprocity" will not be an issue. They will be residents.peetzakilla said:I think what you're saying here is true but to carry in Vermont you don't need reciprocity. Anyone who can legally own a handgun in the US (21yrs/nonfelon) can own and carry a handgun. It might even be 18 in Vermont, I'm not sure
Just be aware that the lack of any carry permit is a bit of a two-edged sword.
I don't think it's quite that good, unless things have changed. When I first got Florida about seven years ago, it was good for (IIRC) about 31 states. Since then, I believe a couple of those states have dropped Florida from recognition, so I think Florida is now "only" good for 29 or 30 states. Which isn't too shabby.peetzakilla said:If you get a Florida non-res permit, I believe you can carry in 35 states.
Aguila Blanca said:I don't think it's quite that good, unless things have changed. When I first got Florida about seven years ago, it was good for (IIRC) about 31 states. Since then, I believe a couple of those states have dropped Florida from recognition, so I think Florida is now "only" good for 29 or 30 states. Which isn't too shabby.
But ... you have to be careful. I think that number may be reduced because I'm not certain that all the states listed as recognizing Florida will recognize Florida non-resident permits.
jgcoastie said:It really does get frustrating posting the same link over and over again because people can't/won't click on a resource....
jgcoastie said:It has changed. See here. It really does get frustrating posting the same link over and over again because people can't/won't click on a resource....
34 states honor FL resident permits. 30 honor FL non-resident permits.
a letter from the local LEO (attesting to the fact that you are not a nut-job)