Ohio, no longer needed
one day, took an 12 hour class that included range time, it was the NRA basic pistol course. We got range time in the instructor's back yard.
Did an interview with the sheriff the next week, got my ID in the mail a week later.
Like a day
I went in on a saturday morning, we had to listen to a lecture, afterwards we got a written test and afterwards we went to a range and had a practical test, then we were handed our permits.
That was a few years back, I didn't bother to renew it when it expired because my state had since passed constitutional carry.
I'm in a CC state, but I get the permit because it lets me skip background checks when buying new guns. Plus, it lets me conceal legally in the neighboring state that I like to visit.
>but I get the permit because it lets me skip background checks when buying new guns
How? Those are federal not state, do some states have some sort of deal where you don't need a 4473 with the right permit?
4473 is universal. The carry permit thing is mostly for states that have additional purchase permits/waiting periods for handguns, like North Carolina.
NC no longer has pistol purchase cuck permits. We almost had constitutional carry but our republicans are the most chickenshit little homosexuals in the south.
Yeah I don't understand it. When I lived in AZ the old man asked me a few times if I had a permit claiming it was going to accelerate the process somehow... as though filling out a 4473 and him calling NICS for the proceed could somehow be accelerated. Maybe if you have a bad name and you don't put your SSN so you sometimes get a delay response, but if you normally get a proceed and you live in a free state there's no way to speed up the process.
I'm in Kansas because >Muh conshtitushionol carrie
But I think the wait time would be 10-12 weeks? Idk about that since the times are for when they made it cost 32.50 for the sheriff and zero attorney generals office.
2 1/2 months in Arizona. I got it so I could carry when visiting family in Virginia. Didn't even come in before I flew our. Class was in late September and got the permit in the mail in early December.
el dorado county
~7 minutes between me signing it and them printing it
note: family moved here 120 years ago, we've paid taxes longer than most americans have been in the country, and liberals pay me to drink my water. My grandfather's town was completely destroyed by fentanyl and I use it's ruins as a combination paintball arena, shooting range and unlicensed hazardous waste disposal site. All the roads are paved with asbestos so realtors and other creatures are afraid to enter. There is active radioactive contamination. Nobody lives here.
>All the roads are paved with asbestos so realtors and other creatures are afraid to enter. There is active radioactive contamination. Nobody lives here.
t.
New Jersey.
It took 4 months start to finish but that's not really a fair assessment because it require Supreme Court intervention for them to start issuing permits and I also had to do the training requirement 2 times since the Bruen response bill made everyone who had a permit recertify their training.
Vermont here. We don't have any concept of permits for guns in any form, like, not even if you want one. That's unlike other states that are also constitutional carry, which unfortunately means that we don't benefit from reciprocity either though at least it doesn't matter in NH or Maine.
Pennsylvania, 20 minutes in and out of the sheriff's office with permit in hand, on a slow Tuesday. came to renew it on a busier day, waited a whole 45 minutes.
Allegheny has a neat little side entrance to the courthouse that leads to the LTCF desk and *only* to the LTCF desk so you don't even need to disarm when you renew
Northampton is not as nice. It's inside the courthouse behind the security checkpoint. You have to pay on the 2nd floor, and the sheriff's office is in the basement. The sheriffs are behind glass with positive air pressure, so you get blasted when you walk up to the counter. Of course, the courthouse is also located on the best side of Easton where every other parked car is booted. Definitely a place to remind you why you're there. The irony of having to disarm to renew is not lost here.
Never bothered. Got my first detective license 18 years ago, managed to qualify for LEOSA using that despite never actually being a PI, and now I’m a cop anyway. Have been for five years now.
I won a game you Black folk didn’t know you could play.
17 days from when I turned in the paperwork to the day I received it in the mail. I live in NY if that matters, and it was right before the new shit NY cooked up went into effect.
About 6 weeks for me in Texas, granted I did all of the paperwork and testing before Christmas
like 3 or 4 months here in Nevada
Only Clark County is that bad. I'm in Elko, and mine take about 20 days.
Damn thats actually kind of reasonable
Ohio, no longer needed
one day, took an 12 hour class that included range time, it was the NRA basic pistol course. We got range time in the instructor's back yard.
Did an interview with the sheriff the next week, got my ID in the mail a week later.
Like a day
I went in on a saturday morning, we had to listen to a lecture, afterwards we got a written test and afterwards we went to a range and had a practical test, then we were handed our permits.
That was a few years back, I didn't bother to renew it when it expired because my state had since passed constitutional carry.
Needing a permit for a man given right lmao
Not all of us can live in free states. I got a damn good job in this blue state.
Don't cops beat you people up in your shithole meet?
I'm in a CC state, but I get the permit because it lets me skip background checks when buying new guns. Plus, it lets me conceal legally in the neighboring state that I like to visit.
>but I get the permit because it lets me skip background checks when buying new guns
How? Those are federal not state, do some states have some sort of deal where you don't need a 4473 with the right permit?
4473 is universal. The carry permit thing is mostly for states that have additional purchase permits/waiting periods for handguns, like North Carolina.
NC no longer has pistol purchase cuck permits. We almost had constitutional carry but our republicans are the most chickenshit little homosexuals in the south.
Yeah I don't understand it. When I lived in AZ the old man asked me a few times if I had a permit claiming it was going to accelerate the process somehow... as though filling out a 4473 and him calling NICS for the proceed could somehow be accelerated. Maybe if you have a bad name and you don't put your SSN so you sometimes get a delay response, but if you normally get a proceed and you live in a free state there's no way to speed up the process.
Maryland, a week.
I'm in Kansas because
>Muh conshtitushionol carrie
But I think the wait time would be 10-12 weeks? Idk about that since the times are for when they made it cost 32.50 for the sheriff and zero attorney generals office.
is that homie wearing rain boots?
Unironically the gayest shit I've ever seen
Georgia.
Filled out a form, got my fingerprints scanned, and like, 3 weeks later it arrived in the mail.
2 1/2 months in Arizona. I got it so I could carry when visiting family in Virginia. Didn't even come in before I flew our. Class was in late September and got the permit in the mail in early December.
I live in a Constitutional Carry state
So 0 weeks
So do I, but it's a handy form of ID and makes buying a new gun even quicker.
took like two weeks, but that was back in 2013-2014. anyone who isn't a criminal can carry now though.
Mine was about 6 hours including class. I was in Tallahassee, so going to the DoA they can print the cards same day.
el dorado county
~7 minutes between me signing it and them printing it
note: family moved here 120 years ago, we've paid taxes longer than most americans have been in the country, and liberals pay me to drink my water. My grandfather's town was completely destroyed by fentanyl and I use it's ruins as a combination paintball arena, shooting range and unlicensed hazardous waste disposal site. All the roads are paved with asbestos so realtors and other creatures are afraid to enter. There is active radioactive contamination. Nobody lives here.
>All the roads are paved with asbestos so realtors and other creatures are afraid to enter. There is active radioactive contamination. Nobody lives here.
t.
everything east of sac is shit
New Jersey.
It took 4 months start to finish but that's not really a fair assessment because it require Supreme Court intervention for them to start issuing permits and I also had to do the training requirement 2 times since the Bruen response bill made everyone who had a permit recertify their training.
My gun permit took almost a year, my first gun 3 weeks and I just started carrying without permits because it's illegal in this cucked country.
>New Mexico, 2018
>3 weeks
Literally watching my re-upp online class as we speak.
Vermont here. We don't have any concept of permits for guns in any form, like, not even if you want one. That's unlike other states that are also constitutional carry, which unfortunately means that we don't benefit from reciprocity either though at least it doesn't matter in NH or Maine.
What's a CCW permit? Btw, the weather here in Florida is perfect today.
Almost based but no OC buddyman. Your masters dont want you scaring away the snowbirbs
>Bama
>Applied Monday afternoon, got called Wednesday morning same week around 8am saying it was approved and ready for pick up.
Been carrying for nearly 11 years.
As a fellow florida man I understand the necessity of waterproof boots. All of mine are black though.
Pennsylvania, 20 minutes in and out of the sheriff's office with permit in hand, on a slow Tuesday. came to renew it on a busier day, waited a whole 45 minutes.
Also PA, but it took about 3 weeks for them to mail me mine. It can vary by county.
Allegheny has a neat little side entrance to the courthouse that leads to the LTCF desk and *only* to the LTCF desk so you don't even need to disarm when you renew
Northampton is not as nice. It's inside the courthouse behind the security checkpoint. You have to pay on the 2nd floor, and the sheriff's office is in the basement. The sheriffs are behind glass with positive air pressure, so you get blasted when you walk up to the counter. Of course, the courthouse is also located on the best side of Easton where every other parked car is booted. Definitely a place to remind you why you're there. The irony of having to disarm to renew is not lost here.
Never bothered. Got my first detective license 18 years ago, managed to qualify for LEOSA using that despite never actually being a PI, and now I’m a cop anyway. Have been for five years now.
I won a game you Black folk didn’t know you could play.
Permit?
17 days from when I turned in the paperwork to the day I received it in the mail. I live in NY if that matters, and it was right before the new shit NY cooked up went into effect.
About 20 minutes total from when I walked into the office to when I had the id in my hand.