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Originally Posted by Carl in Tampa
Too many hoops?
1. Carry photo ID that shows you are a qualified retired LEO.
2. Qualify with your firearm once a year.
3. Carry the range qualification certification with you.
Having done these things your only limitations have to do with pretty much the same exclusions that are included in your FL CCW license, and you are legal in states that don't recognize the FL CCW, like California, New York and the District of Columbia.
However, like you, I also have a FL CCW license. I got one right after they passed the enabling law.
Florida has reciprocity agreements with over 30 states regarding recognition of our CCW licenses.
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When LEOSA first came out, CT would only certify your range qualification, if you used the State Police range. That was done by appointment only. You miss the appointment, TS for that year. I think that has changed now, but
I wouldn't go back to CT just to qualify. Going thru NY and NJ, the gun is locked in my gun box, in the trunk. I make it a point to NOT get stopped-lol
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