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Can police officers carry a firearm to other states? I remember reading somewhere that active and retired police offers being able to carry a firearm throughout the country.
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This website may help you with your answer

http://www.grandlodgefop.org/legisla...8/hr218faq.pdf .

I'm sure some of the experts will help you with your answer.
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Can police officers carry a firearm to other states? I remember reading somewhere that active and retired police offers being able to carry a firearm throughout the country.
Well gee,THUGS do it why not ones who are sworn to protect?
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If you are carrying your credentials then you can carry your firearm with you. Just not on government owned grounds or buildings
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LOL. that's a good one!
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If you are carrying your credentials then you can carry your firearm with you. Just not on government owned grounds or buildings
Thanks for answering! I was just making sure that I had the right understanding about carrying firearms out of state.
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Are you LE or a thug?Or somewhere in between?
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Are you LE or a thug?Or somewhere in between?
I just wanted to confirm my assumption. I'm not a thug or LE. What do you call the between?
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well if your not LE you better refer to reciprocity in other states!
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