Thread: CCW reciprocity
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Old 08-24-2008, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by AF_int1n0 View Post
The reason for out of state permits in the case of national reciprocity is when the issuance is handled in such a way as to unfairly limit access to self defense. (as in a good portion of California, Illinois, Maryland, Wisconsin etc.)
That’s an argument that benefits you and me, the individual. Why should another state, such as NV care about issuing non-resident permits to citizens of CA if national reciprocity exists? What’s in it for them, other than fees?

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Originally Posted by AF_int1n0 View Post
There is not an out of state marriage license because of the true faith and credit clause. Meaning states have to recognize other state DL's and MLs. You can get married in any state and it applies to all. Look at Gay Marriage in California, people from all over are coming here to tie the knot. Should TF&C apply to CCW? Probably, but handguns are not a politically correct issue.
The cleanest, least expensive (from a state perspective) approach would be for the TF&C to apply to CCW. I wouldn't expect another state to do us any favors.
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