know about the gun laws in West Virginia? Any quirks similar to the Conceal v. OC in restaurants like in Virginia?







I understand that to be the case also. The WV Attorney General has published a pamphlet stating it is ok for nonresidents to OC but the WVSP has stated it is not and they will arrest a nonresident if caught OC'ing. Obviously they have something they need to work out.ProShooter wrote:IIRC, only WV residents can OC in WV.

Thats not good as it could jeopardize our reciprocity agreement if WV stands firm on that. AFAIK reciprocity is generally agreed to if both states have similar gun laws. A good example is that Alabama has some weird law about not being able to CC in a vehicle. Hence, no reciprocity with Virginia. Could be other issues too.Moccasin wrote:I understand that to be the case also. The WV Attorney General has published a pamphlet stating it is ok for nonresidents to OC but the WVSP has stated it is not and they will arrest a nonresident if caught OC'ing. Obviously they have something they need to work out.ProShooter wrote:IIRC, only WV residents can OC in WV.

zephyp wrote:Thats not good as it could jeopardize our reciprocity agreement if WV stands firm on that. AFAIK reciprocity is generally agreed to if both states have similar gun laws. A good example is that Alabama has some weird law about not being able to CC in a vehicle. Hence, no reciprocity with Virginia. Could be other issues too.Moccasin wrote:I understand that to be the case also. The WV Attorney General has published a pamphlet stating it is ok for nonresidents to OC but the WVSP has stated it is not and they will arrest a nonresident if caught OC'ing. Obviously they have something they need to work out.ProShooter wrote:IIRC, only WV residents can OC in WV.



Shouldn't have any effect on reciprocity. My understanding is that South Carolina has no OC and Florida allows OC only under certain conditions (hunting, fishing, camping) but we still have reciprocity with both of those states. OC shouldn't have a bearing on CC.zephyp wrote:Thats not good as it could jeopardize our reciprocity agreement if WV stands firm on that. AFAIK reciprocity is generally agreed to if both states have similar gun laws. A good example is that Alabama has some weird law about not being able to CC in a vehicle. Hence, no reciprocity with Virginia. Could be other issues too.

Good deal. I was not aware of that. I do CC in SC and FL but pay no attention to OC laws.Moccasin wrote:Shouldn't have any effect on reciprocity. My understanding is that South Carolina has no OC and Florida allows OC only under certain conditions (hunting, fishing, camping) but we still have reciprocity with both of those states. OC shouldn't have a bearing on CC.zephyp wrote:Thats not good as it could jeopardize our reciprocity agreement if WV stands firm on that. AFAIK reciprocity is generally agreed to if both states have similar gun laws. A good example is that Alabama has some weird law about not being able to CC in a vehicle. Hence, no reciprocity with Virginia. Could be other issues too.
