If I recall correctly, the WI legislature has passed "shall carry" bills 2 years in a row, only to have them vetoed by the governor. Flip the governor and they're golden.... what's happening in Wisconsin? ...
If I recall correctly, the WI legislature has passed "shall carry" bills 2 years in a row, only to have them vetoed by the governor. Flip the governor and they're golden.
BTW, VERY COOL that recognition of all other states' permits is included in the IA bill. I would gladly have gotten an IA permit, but no need.:yes2:
I already had Des Moines send me the application packet. :biggrin:
They'll probably deny you until the law goes into effect. They rarely issue non-resident permits.
That's why I never sent it in....well that and the range "qualification' was pistol scoring 75% at 50'! I know i'm not that good yet... :no:
I think Rhode Island is at 75ft.
I'm surprised that this site hasn't been discussing the recent events in Iowa.
Both houses of the Iowa legislature have overwhelming approved a bill, which the governor is expected to sign, making Iowa a "shall issue" state as of January 1, 2011. (As we all know, Iowa had remained strangely retrograde in its policy on CCW.) The language in the bill also states that Iowa will grant reciprocity to all other states. So starting next year, if you have a CCW permit in any state, you're good in Iowa. Apparently, your permit doesn't have to be resident, either, so a Maryland or New Jersey resident with a Florida or Utah permit will be able to carry in Iowa. (Iowa residents will need an Iowa permit, though.)
Not sure about what Iowa will do about non-resident permits, but for most of us, that won't matter.
The very post that you have quoted says "As of January 1, 2011..."Does anyone know the REAL effective date of this?? NEXT YEAR??? 9 Months later??? Sure would appreciate any factual information on the effective date.
Thanks for any info.
I think Rhode Island is at 75ft.
Does anyone know the REAL effective date of this?? NEXT YEAR??? 9 Months later??? Sure would appreciate any factual information on the effective date.
Thanks for any info.
I noticed it is linked to in the NRA site but here is direct link to Link Removed as passed.
"Montana" approach?
Some states (e.g., Missouri, Arizona, Oklahoma) recognize the permits of the other 49, but Montana honors only 42 others.
...So starting next year, if you have a CCW permit in any state, you're good in Iowa.
If the governor signs, or the legislature overrides his veto, and if the opponents don't cancel the new law with a court injunction.
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