Is my CCW permit valid in the states through which I have to travel to Inzane X

[Gear Jammer]

Reciprocity by state:
http://www.ccrkba.org/reciprocity.html

Right to Carry States:

Connie,,, go to this site and click on your state to see which states actually recognize a CCW issued by your state.  Just because a state is listed as a "shall issue" state doesn't necessarily mean they recognize any or all other states' permits.  For example, click on your Arizona, and watch the color of Oregon and Washington change to a very bright RED.  Both are "shall issue" states, but neither recognizes a permit issued by Arizona.    This link was first posted by GregC

http://handgunlaw.us/LicMaps/ccwmap.php

[fudgie]

What a priority for a motorcycle ride.

No.........a priority for self defense............  If you would like to become a victim, feel free.

I'm 55 and grew up in Los Angeles and lived most of my life in SoCal and NEVER have had an occasion where a firearm would have been necessary.I haven't needed a firearm since I left the military.By the way,I also have a concealed weapons permit but I don't carry one when I'm enjoying the day on a bike ride.
P A R A N O I A or M A C H I S M O

Thx for serving our county.

[f6gal]

Reciprocity by state:
http://www.ccrkba.org/reciprocity.html

Connie,,, go to this site and click on your state to see which states actually recognize a CCW issued by your state.  Just because a state is listed as a "shall issue" state doesn't necessarily mean they recognize any or all other states' permits.  For example, click on your Arizona, and watch the color of Oregon and Washington change to a very bright RED.  Both are "shall issue" states, but neither recognizes a permit issued by Arizona.    This link was first posted by GregC

http://handgunlaw.us/LicMaps/ccwmap.php

That's why I posted the reciprocity link.  It lists where your permit is recognized.

[Gear Jammer]

Reciprocity by state:
http://www.ccrkba.org/reciprocity.html

http://handgunlaw.us/LicMaps/ccwmap.php

That's why I posted the reciprocity link.  It lists where your permit is recognized.

Yes you did, and I went and clicked the wrong link on another post.  My bad,,,   

[JimEd]

I am 67 yrs old,have carried a weapon sense 1967.
I left VietNam in late 1968 was wounded on three separate occasions.
I earned my right to carry and a right to defend myself against deadly force.
I have never had to use my weapon in civilian life, I hope I can still say that till I die of old age.
I go to the range a couple times a month, if you carry you should practice.
I would not hesitate to protect myself, my family and friends.
I find that most situations can be defused with a little diplomacy, when all else fails know your options.

[Gear Jammer]

I'd say you more than earned it.  Thanks for all you've done.  There are many vets on the board, though I'm not one, that probably agree whole heartedly with your position.

[RoadKill]

Kansas is a "shall issue" state and although I have been too lazy to acquire my CCW permit...We are also an "open carry " state.

I have never fired a weapon in anger or even in self defense because of fear for my safety or even safety of others but I FIRMLY believe that is because when diplomacy has OBVIOUSLY failed ,the mere presence of the openly carried (and on occasion,POINTED) firearm has spoken volumes!
A picture may be worth a thousand words,but lookin down the barrel of a citizen prepared to defend themselves requires NO WORDS! 

I rarely carry when I ride but that is usually because I know some one in the group is a CCW permit holder and I am not, but there have defiantly been times I wish I had ,even if I managed to get by without needing it...the concern was there. Gonna sign up for the official class and be legal anyhow but I would rather be safe and guilty than a law abiding dead man anytime. YMMV

[Jabba]

... let me know and I'll throw a bruger down your neck, ...

John, the context is unclear.     Did you mean to type "burger" or "bugger"?

Man Willow... you want a job as a proof reader for a publisher somewhere?  You pick on me ALL the time about typos.  You KNOW I do that on purpose just to keep you looking don't you?

"Dyslexics of the world UNTIE!!"

For clarification... that was supposed to be burger... and that goes for most anyone on here most any time.  If'n you're on the south side of indy and need a burger... lemme know.  I'll try to feed ya.

But, I don't keep any beer around... so you're on your own there.

Jabba

[Willow]

Man Willow... you want a job as a proof reader for a publisher somewhere?  You pick on me ALL the time about typos.  You KNOW I do that on purpose just to keep you looking don't you?

LOL!  Only because I know you can take it, Jabba, and you make such interesting typos.    

(Incidentally, you're missing a comma there.)

[Jabba]

Nice!.

:Expletive deleted:

Remember, I am an enjunear, and we ar knot guud spellars.

[Gear Jammer]

Kansas is a "shall issue" state and although I have been too lazy to acquire my CCW permit...We are also an "open carry " state.

I Gonna sign up for the official class and be legal anyhow but I would rather be safe and guilty than a law abiding dead man anytime. YMMV

RoadKill,  Last weekend in my CCW renewal class, the instructor ( a cop )  related how he had asked an attorney about representing someone who had used his weapon to defend himself/herself .  The attorney said the first question he asks the potential client is " Do you have your CHL? "  (CHL in TX is Concealed Handgun License, same as CCW in other states).   If they have their CHL, he said he'll have an easier time of defending against any potential charge or lawsuit. 
So go get that CCW, you'll feel much more at ease knowing you're "legal".   

[JimEd]

Lets not forget that the armed citizens can be a defensive force if our country is ever invaded.
The only reason the  Japanese  never invaded our mainland in WW11 was the armed citizens.
When they surrendered one of their generals said "their citizens are better armed than most armies".