CC in New Orleans

[reno]

Anyone know if Louisiana or New Orleans recognizes the Indiana CC Permit?

 

[Mr. Habib]

Yes they do. I have carried there in the past without any issues. Be aware that their laws and restrictions on where you can and can't carry are different. Check out this link for more info. http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/louisiana.pdf

 

[possum_128]

Where can I get me one of those Indiana cc permits?

 

[Mr. Habib]

Where can I get me one of those Indiana cc permits?

I got mine on Ebay.

 

[CPT Nervous]

Indiana doesn't recognize an Indiana CC Permit, so I doubt Louisiana will.

I would look into getting an LTCH. I do believe they honor that.

 

[mrjarrell]

OP, you can carry in NOLA, but be warned that their law on carrying in bars is contradictory, so do not carry where alcohol is served. Don't be a test case. I carry there all the time when we go and just make a habit of staying out of bars and places with bars. Despite their crime rates, NOLA is a relatively safe place if you stay in the good areas. We've never had a problem anywhere there and we walk all over the place.

 

[youngda9]

Must get permission of the homeowner in LA prior to entering their home...it's the law.

 

[dusterboy49]

Where can I get me one of those Indiana cc permits?

They have them down at the 7-11.

 

[possum_128]

Do they come with the ccw badge or are they extra?

 

[in625shooter]

My Daughter lives in Northern Louisiana. As others have said Louisiana honor Indiana LTCH. There are some differences though. A "no firearms" sign has the wieght of law. No carring in a church or places that sell alcohol (as in to be consumed places)

You must inform an LEO if stopped. And the best is you can carry a loaded handgun in your car without having a LTCH or CCW. Louisiana considers your car an extension of your home aka castle doctrine!

 

[JettaKnight]

OP, you can carry in NOLA, but be warned that their law on carrying in bars is contradictory, so do not carry where alcohol is served. Don't be a test case. I carry there all the time when we go and just make a habit of staying out of bars and places with bars. Despite their crime rates, NOLA is a relatively safe place if you stay in the good areas. We've never had a problem anywhere there and we walk all over the place.

Didn't carry there - wasn't too bad, but some of the cemeteries made me feel like a fish in a barrel.

Does a place like the Acme Oyster House, where you can get a beer with dinner, qualify as a "bar"? Because there's no way I could stay out of there - I love me some chargrilled oysters!

 

[mrjarrell]

Didn't carry there - wasn't too bad, but some of the cemeteries made me feel like a fish in a barrel.

Does a place like the Acme Oyster House, where you can get a beer with dinner, qualify as a "bar"? Because there's no way I could stay out of there - I love me some chargrilled oysters!

I never carry at the Acme. There's a bar down the left side of the place. LOL. I've never had any issues, but I stay out of the graveyards. They're a crime magnet. Lots of muggings in there, unless you're on a sizable tour. Next time you're at the Acme, tho make sure to try the Pecan Cobbler. OMG! Best desert in NOLA. As for oysters....I prefer mine raw. Little lemon and some hot sauce and I'm good to go.