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| I am trying to be legal when I travel to Nebraska. I have a Resident CCW from Colorado and also carry Utah. Unfortunately, neither is recognized in NE. If I get my AZ Non-Resident CCW, will this cover me? Does Nebraska recognize the AZ CCW regardless of resident/non-resident? Thanks T.I. |
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The only way you can legally carry in NE if you are not a NE resident with a valid NE CHP is if you have qualified for the federal LEOSA. Recognition and reciprocity in NE needs to be addressed in a future NE legislative session. Getting legal civilian CCW in NE was the first hurdle because of Ernie Chambers.
__________________ Know the law; don't ask, don't tell. NRA, NV & UT Certified Instructor; CT, FL, ME, NH, NV, UT & VA CCW Holder Happy new 1984; 25 years behind schedule. Send lawyers, guns and money...the SHTF... |
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| Great information. I certainly appreciate the explanation. Cheers T.I. |
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| The issue of Nebraska not recognizing CC permits issued by other states, especially border states, is starting to tick some people off. Kansas will recognize a Nebraska CC permit but Nebraska won't recognize a Kansas CCHL. There's a growing sentiment that if we are not allowed to carry while visiting or traveling through Nebraska, Kansas should not recognize a Nebraska carry permit either. Personally I would not want to deprive anybody the right of self defense but don't be surprised if in the next couple of years a lobby group moves to prevent Nebraskans from carrying in our state. I won't jump on the bandwagon but I have some friends that might. Hopefully. the good people of Nebraska will exert some pressure on their state govenment to allow nonresidents with legal carry permits in their home state to protect themselves. I think the bottom line is that antigun people would love to see us fall apart while arguing about gun rights. I also suspect there are those in our state governments who are actively working to keep us apart. I don't intend to let them win. Last edited by BearTaylor; 03-04-2009 at 12:38 AM. |
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| Again, it's a legislative issue. The original CCW bill had no provision for recognition or reciprocity with other States. An OH style reciprocity statute would work. Question is which States would qualify. What will likely happen is that they'll reciprocate or recognize States that are substantially similar to their own issuance criteria.
__________________ Know the law; don't ask, don't tell. NRA, NV & UT Certified Instructor; CT, FL, ME, NH, NV, UT & VA CCW Holder Happy new 1984; 25 years behind schedule. Send lawyers, guns and money...the SHTF... |
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| The Nebraska Legislature passed LB 430, which will allow reciprocity of other states, removed residense requirement for military personnel and ect. We have a ways to go but are happy with LB 430. Should be in effect approximatily Septermber 1, 2009. |
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| Thanks Lefty. We have already alerted the Missouri Attorney General's Office about LB 430. |
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| Approved by Governor on May 19, 2009 |
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| We should know very soon, which states will be honored! |
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| We should know in the next few days which states are on Nebraska's reciprocity list. LB 430 is law as of today. |
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