Vacation in Alaska and CC . . .

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Prof Young

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Okay, so if I get my handgun legally to Alaska, via packed in regular checked luggage according to air line regs, I can carry it CC . . . right. Oh, and I don't think it matters but I have CC license via Illinois.

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Prof Young
 
Alaska does reciprocate other states carry permits.

If you do get stopped by ANY law enforcement officer (local PD, State Troopers, Fish/Wildlife, Village Police Officer, etc) simply hand over your photo ID, carry permit, and cheerfully say "State law requires me to show you these, and advise you that I am carrying."
 
spacemanspiff said:
Alaska does reciprocate other states carry permits.
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Alaska does not "reciprocate" with other states' permits. They recognize them. That said, if you're over 21 no permit is required to carry in Alaska, so reciprocity/recognition of other states' permits is of no concern.

spacemanspiff said:
If you do get stopped by ANY law enforcement officer (local PD, State Troopers, Fish/Wildlife, Village Police Officer, etc) simply hand over your photo ID, carry permit, and cheerfully say "State law requires me to show you these, and advise you that I am carrying."
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Alaska state law requires that you inform an officer if you are carrying. It does not require you to show a permit (since no permit is required), and it does not appear to require that you present any ID, let alone a photo ID.

http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/alaska.pdf
 
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