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Thread: CPL Waiting Game
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27 October 2014, 18:59 #31
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27 October 2014, 19:02 #32
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27 October 2014, 19:11 #33Member
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Oregon here, have to take a class, mine was 30 minutes, got to court house and get fingerprinted and background and a week later get permit, $65, also in Oregon if you have a permit it is legal to carry in all public schools, and airports, or anywhere for that matter, as long as it's not private property and they don't want you to, but even then you can carry concealed and if they see it and ask you to leave they can't arrest you unless you refuse to leave, then it's trespassing. Also any length ar15 pistol, and full auto, suppressed, and sbr's are legal with paperwork
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27 October 2014, 19:13 #34
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27 October 2014, 19:16 #35
Vermont, Alaska, Arizona or Montana... I'd move tomorrow
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27 October 2014, 19:17 #36
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27 October 2014, 19:29 #37Member
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Also no wait time to purchase in Oregon, I've gone in and bought two handguns and a shotgun and walked out 30 minutes later, also legal to open carry loaded, and no permit needed for a loaded long gun, at least it used to be like that
Last edited by ducrider14; 27 October 2014 at 19:40.
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27 October 2014, 19:36 #38
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27 October 2014, 21:55 #39
VA you just have to fill out application w/ court clerk, they give you a copy of it, which is a defacto permit until the decision is rendered, which they have a max of 30 days to give you a decision. They offer conceal carry classes around here, so I'm assuming the would want you to take that before they would approve it. 1x class for a cpl hours, they do em at the fire depts. around here on weekends, so pretty easy
EDIT: at least in my part of VA that is, due to D.C. area its kinda like two states in one depending on where you live, lol
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28 October 2014, 02:05 #40
Wow..
To get mine in WA, it was $52-55 bux ,fill out form, fingerprints, sit back and wait and receive in mail 3 weeks later...
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28 October 2014, 04:25 #41
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28 October 2014, 04:31 #42
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28 October 2014, 05:46 #43
In Ohio, you are required to take a certification class of 8 hours classroom, 4 hours range time/qualification. Then go in person to the county sheriff's office, supplying two passport sized photos, get finger printed, fill out an extensive application, wait for background check to be completed, then receive permit card in mail a few weeks later, (assuming you pass background check...)
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28 October 2014, 12:49 #44
Why was your's $130? did they charge extra for fingerprinting?? I live around the corner from the sheriff's office, so I went and got my stuff taken care of during lunch one day. Got my CPL in the mail within 40 days. We did away with the gun board, having to pick up your CPL in person, etc. (ottawa county)
It was changed from CCW because i believe in Michigan that is the felony charge associated with carrying a concealed weapon without legal permission to do so (ie CPL )
http://legislature.mi.gov/doc.aspx?mcl-750-227
One thing that is beneficial with michigan's CPL requirements is that we have reciprocity with nearly every state that allows for concealed carry due to the training requirement, while not all states have reciprocity in Michigan. Oregon and Washington for instance don't share that benefit...
http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_ca...city_maps.html
Just in case you get the itch to travel or move for the promise of greater "freedom"Last edited by skijunkie55; 28 October 2014 at 13:03.
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28 October 2014, 13:13 #45
They charge for the fingerprinting, the picture and she opted for the plastic card instead of the paper card.
Just a regular guy.