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You don't need no steenking permit in Maine
Posted by David Hardy · 9 July 2015 07:03 PM
Maine becomes latest State to allow concealed carry without a permit requirement. Note the law goes into effect 90 days after the legislature adjourns, which would mean an effective date sometimes in October.
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Wyoming is WYO residents only.
I THINK AK is anybody, but I don't know about AZ.
As a Maine resident, my understanding is that the Maine law says nothing about resident or non-resident.. i think if you are a non-prohibited person, you are good to go...
I note that the new law apparently only allows ME residents to carry without a permit. The rest of us are not so trustworthy, I guess.
My impression is that VT allows anybody to carry open or concealed, but do any other "Constitutional Carry" states allow nonresidents the same privileges as their residents?