Nev. stops honoring Arizona concealed-weapon permits

PHOENIX — The Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association said Arizona concealed-weapon permits will no longer be recognized in their state.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that the group voted unanimously, citing Arizona’s arms training requirements aren’t up to Nevada’s standards. It goes into effect this week.

Arizona concealed-weapons permits are still accepted in three dozen other states.

KTAR’s Jim Cross contributed to this article.

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