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gunsmokeTPF · March 19, 2012, 01:20 PM

Aguila Blanca, I don't know for sure and that's why I said I think and I didn't know for sure whether, or not under HR218 a retired police officer was required to present to LE of another state his proof of qualification within the past year, as well as his department ID and carry permit where he, or she resides. It was mentioned to me some time ago that your carry permit must be shown. Since my permit's always in my wallet anyway it's no big deal. Vermont is an unusual situation.

For me it's a pain in the rear end to get qualified each year due to the fact I'm not travelling anywhere that my Florida license won't cover me. Why should I have to go out of my way and pay $80 a year to keep being requalified?

I'll leave additional research into this question for others not as old and lazy as I am.

March 19, 2012, 01:20 PM	#21
gunsmokeTPF Junior member Join Date: February 14, 2012 Posts: 268	Aguila Blanca, I don't know for sure and that's why I said I think and I didn't know for sure whether, or not under HR218 a retired police officer was required to present to LE of another state his proof of qualification within the past year, as well as his department ID and carry permit where he, or she resides. It was mentioned to me some time ago that your carry permit must be shown. Since my permit's always in my wallet anyway it's no big deal. Vermont is an unusual situation. For me it's a pain in the rear end to get qualified each year due to the fact I'm not travelling anywhere that my Florida license won't cover me. Why should I have to go out of my way and pay $80 a year to keep being requalified? I'll leave additional research into this question for others not as old and lazy as I am. Last edited by gunsmokeTPF; March 19, 2012 at 01:30 PM.