I've heard of folks having several different state's CCW permits to cover as many states as possible.

yeah but no matter how hard one tries basically you're limited to what was it, 38 states at max?

I have one for AZ, NM, UT, CO, NV, and CA.....reason is I have family in all those states and or I travel to them for vacations.

I had no idea CA issued non-resident carry permits. O.o

Then again most people don't realize New York, New York City, and New Jersey do as well, but you'll win the lottery before scoring one of those permits lol

Mine is good for everywhere but CA, NY, IL, OR, and the new England states.

what one do you have?

I have a North Carolina resident permit.

you're good in Pennsylvania actually. And although Delaware probably not, you can still open-carry there. I do on occasion when I go down there.

........ Forgive my stupid-ness, but I think I just realized -new england- does not include either of those states XD I've lived here for 22 years, and one would think I'd know that.

The Dems will never let this one pass. Scumbags.

i like this one little comment: "Hard to see how a prohibition is legal given the "shall not be infringed" closing of the 2nd Amendment. 16 Am Jur 2d, Sec 177 late 2d, Sec 256 states that any law in conflict with the Constitution is not a law, and cannot be legally enforced. Just because a liberal government passes it, and a liberal judge supports it, doesn't make it legal in regards to the Constitution, which is the law of the land. "Interpretation of intent" of the wording of the Constitution cannot legally be allowed, but is often taken for law. If they don't like the Constitution, pass an Amendment. They can't, so they pervert the law through "interpretation".
The purpose of the 2nd Amendment was not to regulate the militia, but for the militia to regulate themselves. To prevent the government from regulating the rights of the people. The militia, at the time of the writing, was the general public, hence "the RIGHT of the PEOPLE to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed". Not the right of the militia, not the right of the government. The people. Us."

So I was at the local gun shop couple of days ago, and guess what... they had 3 Mosin Nagants for under $200 each! Awesome Deal! I'm tight on cash though.

Anyways, I Would see that there could be a way that the current so called "laws" would be considered faulty and disposable by the supreme court, but i don't know when it will happen, probably not for the next few years (until Obama is out of office, that is). Though, I would love to see the creation of a national carry permit, even better, I think it would be AWESOME if the did what Arizona has been doing with open carry arms, think about it. You would have to be an idiot to try and start a fight with someone packing a firearm right on there back. Granted there could be some loophole, but, with time, everything gets sorted out.

Mosins have gone up in price. They were $70 a year ago.