Out of state Carry permits

[Tnhawk]

Traveling up to NY to visit family in a few weeks. Looking at traveling with my gun, all the states I pass through are okay with my TX LTC. Only problem NY a no go.

Self Identify as a criminal while in NY. Gun possession and use by will then be allowed.

 

[Hoji]

Traveling up to NY to visit family in a few weeks. Looking at traveling with my gun, all the states I pass through are okay with my TX LTC. Only problem NY a no go.

Not only is NY a big no, if you carry per FOPA and have gun stored/locked/unloaded etc, and are in possession of a magazine that holds more than 7 rounds, felony charge. FOPA would not apply

 

[General Zod]

I know you know this but only a Texas LTC is valid for the school zone in Texas exemption. The out of state ones don't give an exemption from federal law.

Yeah, by "LTC" I meant "Texas LTC" not whatever other states are currently calling theirs. CCW? CWL? LWC? FJB.

 

[easy rider]

Traveling up to NY to visit family in a few weeks. Looking at traveling with my gun, all the states I pass through are okay with my TX LTC. Only problem NY a no go.

Might want to read this:

Transportation of Firearms in New York

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www.new-york-lawyers.org

 

[striker55]

I lived in NY and shot IHMSA, region 1 specifically. People from below NY couldn't shoot in states above NY, like VT or NH because they couldn't legally travel through NY. I did have a NY pistol permit, at the time it was only issued for hunting, fishing or target shooting. I couldn't even carry a handgun in my car loaded. I believe the laws have changed since then pertaining to residents with handgun license.

 

[Tnhawk]

Simple solution: Avoid states like NY, CA and others which restrict your freedom to possess a firearm.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Simple solution: Avoid states like NY, CA and others which restrict your freedom to possess a firearm.

Or just drive through and flip em the finger.

 

[easy rider]

Or just drive through and flip em the finger.

That's a gamble I'm not sure I'd take. Right now neither state likes Texas, and if you have plates.....

 

[Tnhawk]

That's a gamble I'm not sure I'd take. Right now neither state likes Texas, and if you have plates.....

I can avoid those states and wish they would return the favor.

 

[leVieux]

Traveling up to NY to visit family in a few weeks. Looking at traveling with my gun, all the states I pass through are okay with my TX LTC. Only problem NY a no go.

Check the federal “firearms travelers protection act”; or whatever it is called.

I wouldn’t take a long auto trip unarmed. PERIOD !

”Just don’t go!”

 

[Hoji]

Check the federal “firearms travelers protection act”; or whatever it is called.

I wouldn’t take a long auto trip unarmed. PERIOD !

”Just don’t go!”

Problem is, NY would still probably arrest you even if you were 100% FOPA compliant and make you pay the legal fees just to make the process the punishment.

 

[leVieux]

Problem is, NY would still probably arrest you even if you were 100% FOPA compliant and make you pay the legal fees just to make the process the punishment.

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I’ve heard that.

An Attorney Friend whose Dad was a sitting Federal Judge at the time was told this by NYPD: “This is New York City; Federal Law doesn’t apply here!’

It was some 25 or 30 years back.
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[striker55]

Traveling on Amtrak my gun would have to be locked in my luggage like airline travel.

 

[leVieux]

Traveling on Amtrak my gun would have to be locked in my luggage like airline travel.

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That’s a big improvement over AMTRACK’s prior firearms “policy”.

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[DoubleDuty]

Those assholes ignore that law

 

[guntrust]

I found this article informative:
https://www.walkertaylorlaw.com/texas-no-gun-sign-laws/#

We visited TX a few weeks ago, loved it, heading there again tomorrow to look into buying a place.

Some issues I need to think about because although I renewed my Utah CFP online, I haven't received the new card yet.

 

[toddnjoyce]

I found this article informative….

There’s old info on that page. The blue TABC sign was repealed in the same bill that created the 30.05 statute and none of the exemptions nor any of the defenses to prosecutions were addressed.

I think you’re an attorney; read the statutes because the trash on that web page isn’t worth taking out.

 

[Axxe55]

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I haven’t lived in Texas since 2008, but keep my Texas licenses up to date. If things really deteriorate, I’d prefer to be in Texas.

The Texas “CL”, or whatever it is currently called, tells any LEO not only that one is non-criminal, but that one thinks enough to keep the permits current.

There are certain differences b/t permitted and non-permitted CC in most states, let others here tell what those are, as I haven’t stayed current.

Anyway, that’s my ‘’theory’’.

Welcome back to the South !

I often say “The South has risen again; this time it is called “TEXAS”.

leVieux
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A CARRY PERMIT DOES NOT PROVE YO'RE NOT A CRIMINAL ONLY THAT YOU CLEARED A BACKGROUND CHECK WHEN THE PERMIT WAS ISSUED!

 

[guntrust]

There’s old info on that page. The blue TABC sign was repealed in the same bill that created the 30.05 statute and none of the exemptions nor any of the defenses to prosecutions were addressed.

I think you’re an attorney; read the statutes because the trash on that web page isn’t worth taking out.

Thank you for that heads up. Leaving in a couple hours for TX, so not much time for statutory review but will take a look and meanwhile avoid reasonably apparent school zones.

While it's true I do something legal, I cannot say what exactly. But I will say, since everyone seems to assume based on my username that I do NFA trusts, that I detest handling NFA and prefer to avoid ATF wherever possible.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Thank you for that heads up. Leaving in a couple hours for TX, so not much time for statutory review….

That being the case, Texas Law Shield put together a great resource for permitless carry that has a handy decipher the signs for everybody infographic.

https://cdn.brandfolder.io/5Z10RK5F/at/3grj768k34x5pqmmvhpc85c/TXCC-Guide-Single-Pg-Digital.pdf

If you are carrying under a reciprocal LTC, so long as you don’t physically enter a school, nothing to worry about there.