Utah reciprocity with Colorado and Nevada

[PDM]

I recently applied for a Utah non-resident concealed weapons permit and just noticed that Colorado and Nevada no longer recognize Utah's non-resident permits. Colorado will honor Utah resident permits but not for non-residents. I do not understand. I thought we all had to meet the same requirements to obtain a permit. Nevada will no longer recognize any Utah permit whether it's a resident or non-resident. Perhaps I'm wrong but I kind of think the Nevada issue is because Nevada wants to make the money for the permit fees rather than see it go to Utah but this non-resident thing with Colorado completely baffles me. Can anyone enlighten me on this?

[Luv Kimber]

It is my understanding that Nevada will not honor Utah CCH because Utah does not require the applicant to demostrate the ability to actually shot the firearm.

Doesn't seem unreaonable to me.

[d90king]

It is my understanding that Nevada will not honor Utah CCH because Utah does not require the applicant to demostrate the ability to actually shot the firearm.


Utah does require a cert from a NRA certified instructor to the best of my knowledge. The trend seems to be that they want other states to mirror their requirements.

[PDM]

I did have to demonstrate my ability to handle and shoot to my NRA instructor so he could certify to the state of Utah that I was safe to carry a gun along with 4 1/2 hrs of class instruction. My understanding is all non-residents have to do this to comply with Utah requirements. I kind of understand Nevada's position but I do not understand Colorados. I have to pass the very same requirements as a resident of Utah and Colorado will honor a Utah resident permit but not mine. Don't seem right somehow.