Concealed Carry Permit for SD Nomads?

Haven't tried SD but have Utah which recognizes SD and vice versa besides our NV permit.

FWIW - last year I had the local SD county (where I have my 'residence') sheriff tell me that he would not approve a CCP unless I could show that I had been actually resident in the county for thirty days - by providing receipt of RV park rental or other valid proof. Plus the usual carry items of gun safety and marksmanship.

I guess it depends on the county sheriff regarding issuance of a CCP.

Looks like South Dakota does not issue non resident permits so you will have to establish your residence there. After that an AZ or FL permit would give you a couple extra states where you can legally carry. www.handgunlaw.us This web site is your friend if you want information on all the different state laws. Jim.

This may help.
Marvin

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Thanks for all the help!

ccxnola: Once you get a SD DL, insn't that proof of SD residency? Just get your DL in the mail then come back in 30 days and apply for CCW??

Check out the rules on this site. As I understand it you must be physically located in SD for 30 days and have proof you were there such as a campground receipt, hotel receipt, etc.



SD rules for obtaining a concealed carry permit for residents of the state.

If you are going to buy property then you may not have any issue but most full timers use a mail forwarding service and have a PMB (Postal Mail Box) and government entities know what PMB means. SD is a lovely state so just plan to stay the required time to obtain your permit.

Excellent question. I would contact whichever mail service you intend to use and ask them. I'd bet they have run into it before and have the information.

Hnadgunlaw.us is a good site and as they state, always check with the state's official site, which they link to. Some states like Colorado will only recognize permits from the state you live in. Others like where I live(New Mexico) will only recognize states that have the same or stricter training requirements.

The site also tells of the laws regarding transport of firearms through states.

Lol. Guess I'll be the first to say that if you carry unloaded and locked in a case then you may as well just replace your hand gun with baseball size rock since the gun at that point is really just a paperweight! Prolly do more damage to an intruder throwing the rock at him than the gun case!