Georgia's Firearm Permit Reciprocity list for those that travel

[bluegixxer718]

I advise getting a Traveler`s Guide to Firearms laws for all 50 States, online. They update it every year. Just because Ga has a reciprocal agreement doesn`t cover you. States have different laws on how and where you can carry. I keep one with me everywhere I go. Thanks for the thread and list, though.

Very True, first time i visited texas, I seen they were reciprocal of our ga carry permits but did not look into further, well went down there an had my firearm on my hip, luckily i encountered a really nice deputy that seen my ga tag an educated me, that back then not sure now, you can only conceal in tx, Not open carry.
I would read each states specifics on this, before visiting.

 

[BigMike]

What app has the traveler's guide?

 

[lostchild]

Hardeeville’s always been a trap for out of state drivers. Riding with a guy that got ticketed for improper tag back in the 60’s. He had a Chevelle with the gas filler under the flip-down tag bracket. Spring was bad and it had flopped down, effin’ cop ticketed him. All about revenue generation in that craphole.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

I've got that book. It's really short, with only one or two pages of info for each state. That's probably not enough to REALLY know the laws fully. There's no way I could summarize Georgia's carry laws (not even addressing deadly force laws and the self-defense doctrine) in just a couple of pages. My book on Georgia gun laws (only, not federal laws) is 160 pages.

But, the Traveler's Guide to Gun Laws in all 50 States is probably a good compromise between the time commitment and effort involved in researching the laws of the many states you'll be driving through and the level of real-world risk you face in being found to have broken some part of the law that wasn't in the book. (Probably a pretty low risk if you stay sober and don't try to buy drugs or hire hookers during your travels).

 

[jas4u]

A quick question, planning to drive to Four Corners in Colorado via Tx. New Mexico is not on the reciprocity list. What's my chance of getting stopped on the road?

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[keith089]

Nobody ever plans on getting pulled over

 

[TresMonos]

A quick question, planning to drive to Four Corners in Colorado via Tx. New Mexico is not on the reciprocity list. What's my chance of getting stopped on the road?

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It's New Mexico...I think they would be surprised if you DIDN'T have a gun....

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New Mexico Statute 30-7-2.2 (C) (1) states you must be at least 19 years of age to possess a handgun. From the Department of Public Safety FAQ. Question: Do I have to be licensed to have a concealed loaded handgun inside my vehicle? Answer: No. New Mexico law allows a person who is not otherwise prohibited to have a concealed loaded firearm in his/her vehicle (including motorcycles and bicycles). See 30-7-2 NMSA 1978. If you are not licensed to carry concealed in this State or in a state that NM recognizes, you may not have the weapon concealed on your person when you exit your vehicle or motorcycle.

 

[jas4u]

It's New Mexico...I think they would be surprised if you DIDN'T have a gun....

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Cool. Thanks.

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[baxterday]

Cool. Thanks.

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Is that Stacy Abrams on a horse in your Avatar?

 

[BillsCamino]

Is that Stacy Abrams on a horse in your Avatar?

Yeah when she was 8 yrs old