That is the reason all OC is legal in VA except prohibited places.. Because there is no law prohibiting it.
Md Handgun permit interview
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Yes, as a rule, that is correct. It's legal unless a statute makes it illegal. Doesn't mean it is smart to OC and drink. I won't hunt with people who drink and hunt and I probably would leave the establishment as soon as I could if I saw someone OCing and drinking. Alcohol and guns don't mix, whether it is CC or OC.
absolutely true sir
Straightshooter
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Interview set up at Pikesville on Monday for both me and my wife. Same here, as with Freedom, the lady did not say that she was a trooper, only that the appointment was with her.
Application received by MSP on 3/9
Application received by MSP on 3/9
RobSky
Ultimate Member
Perhaps someone thought of a new fishing hole?
If they start fishing among ex-wives, they should quickly find some real whoppers.
They have almost unlimited discretion to keep fishing until they find whatever they want to find. Let's see if others start fishing in that same hole.
Agreed, literally. Whoppers that is...
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Merlin
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Is the reason it is for both you and your wife because you both applied or did they just want you to bring your wife so they can talk to her?
Merlin
Ultimate Member
Perhaps someone thought of a new fishing hole?
If they start fishing among ex-wives, they should quickly find some real whoppers.
They have almost unlimited discretion to keep fishing until they find whatever they want to find. Let's see if others start fishing in that same hole.
After meeting with the X they may say they can't give a ccw to anyone that would have that poor judgement to marry someone like that!
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
We both applied. We both have Florida and Utah and carry when traveling.
Merlin
Ultimate Member
You mean the question "do you know MD's laws?"
That will start a conversation for sure
I was just trying to point out that anything that we say that could or would be taken in a less then corroborative light will not help our chances. No matter if we like the question or not.
Merlin
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Mr H
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Had a professional, yet pleasantly chatty interview at Glen Burnie.
Pretty much the standard questions, but also included one about whether there were ever any ex-partee orders issued.
Other than that, no biggie. She's just doing fact-checking to send on to Licensing, makes no recommendations, etc.
As for the "Law Test", I gave her a confident "Yes, fairly well... I try to keep up on it", so she essentially passed by it just confirming a few of the highpoints.
"Do you know what you plan to carry?" I responded that I have several options, depending. The only other thing she wanted to know in that regard on that was if I owned all of them, and how I stored them.
For training, I went into my yoot, with my Grandfather's safety requirements, then listed my son's credentials (since he was the one who got me back into shooting and is quite qualified). As for formal training, I cited the MSP video, and the Utah course, and I planned to take [something like] the NRA Handgun course. She asked when that might be, had to tell her this summer, but no definite date.
We laughingly agreed that there are no real standards to define light, social, moderate in regard to drinking, so she decided "light" fit my description well. LOL
The "Why" came down for me to protecting my family, especially now that I'm a grandfather, and considering that we do travel a bit. I think she was trying to catch me in saying that I carried in MD (which I do not do illegally), but I defused that one pretty quick by moving into "out of state as well, which is why I maintain a Utah permit".
Asked me what my job was, how long there...
I did ask about the FBI check, and she stated that "everything is back". It seems (just my own math) that the interviews are not scheduled until it is ALL back. But, with the mass of applications (she was estimating north of 120 at "P" alone), I wouldn't use that as any measuring stick.
We did talk briefly about the apps that are being returned, and that at it is a direct answer to the "appeal" (her word, I stated "stay" and we moved along). She gave no opinion on the expected outcome. I did make a comment on that (which I won't go into here as I promised it was a "you me and the signpost" thing), but her reaction to it said volumes. Someone remind me after this is all said and done, and we'll see how it plays out.
She would not have been able to contact my wife this afternoon due to scheduling issues, so since the wife didn't have kids in her class today, I offered to ring her, to simplify things. They chatted (alcohol, domestic, any concern), and there was a giggle in there somewhere. The trooper appreciated my calling.
But, all in all, a good session, and no one got clapped in irons.
Hurry up and wait.
Had a professional, yet pleasantly chatty interview at Glen Burnie.
Pretty much the standard questions, but also included one about whether there were ever any ex-partee orders issued.
Other than that, no biggie. She's just doing fact-checking to send on to Licensing, makes no recommendations, etc.
As for the "Law Test", I gave her a confident "Yes, fairly well... I try to keep up on it", so she essentially passed by it just confirming a few of the highpoints.
"Do you know what you plan to carry?" I responded that I have several options, depending. The only other thing she wanted to know in that regard on that was if I owned all of them, and how I stored them.
For training, I went into my yoot, with my Grandfather's safety requirements, then listed my son's credentials (since he was the one who got me back into shooting and is quite qualified). As for formal training, I cited the MSP video, and the Utah course, and I planned to take [something like] the NRA Handgun course. She asked when that might be, had to tell her this summer, but no definite date.
We laughingly agreed that there are no real standards to define light, social, moderate in regard to drinking, so she decided "light" fit my description well. LOL
The "Why" came down for me to protecting my family, especially now that I'm a grandfather, and considering that we do travel a bit. I think she was trying to catch me in saying that I carried in MD (which I do not do illegally), but I defused that one pretty quick by moving into "out of state as well, which is why I maintain a Utah permit".
Asked me what my job was, how long there...
I did ask about the FBI check, and she stated that "everything is back". It seems (just my own math) that the interviews are not scheduled until it is ALL back. But, with the mass of applications (she was estimating north of 120 at "P" alone), I wouldn't use that as any measuring stick.
We did talk briefly about the apps that are being returned, and that at it is a direct answer to the "appeal" (her word, I stated "stay" and we moved along). She gave no opinion on the expected outcome. I did make a comment on that (which I won't go into here as I promised it was a "you me and the signpost" thing), but her reaction to it said volumes. Someone remind me after this is all said and done, and we'll see how it plays out.
She would not have been able to contact my wife this afternoon due to scheduling issues, so since the wife didn't have kids in her class today, I offered to ring her, to simplify things. They chatted (alcohol, domestic, any concern), and there was a giggle in there somewhere. The trooper appreciated my calling.
But, all in all, a good session, and no one got clapped in irons.
Hurry up and wait.
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I got the call today to set up my interview. They said that I have to go to the Pikesville barracks to do the interview. They also verified my references but haven't called them yet.
The officer I spoke to today was very pleasant to talk to. Hopefully she will be just as pleasant when I meet her on Monday.
The officer I spoke to today was very pleasant to talk to. Hopefully she will be just as pleasant when I meet her on Monday.
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
Ther is no "barracks" in Pikesville. You'll be going into the Devil's Lair at MSP Headquarters.
dlmcbm
Ultimate Member
RobSky
Ultimate Member
Thought last night of a few more questions that were asked:
Question: Children and their ages? Yes Two and stated ages.
Question: Taking any prescribed medications and for what? Inhaler for Asthma. That's all? Yes, that's all.
Dont know if this is the right place but........Another reason for a handgun permit.....
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4/16/2012
Police Investigate Armed Robberies in Potomac
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Major Crimes Division - Robbery Section are investigating two incidents in Potomac that are now believed to be related. In both incidents, vehicles were struck from behind by another vehicle while the victims were driving their vehicles on Jones Lane.
On April 3, at approximately 11:29 p.m., police received a call from a 49-year-old woman who’s Range Rover was struck from behind on Jones Lane near Turkey Foot Road. The woman did not stop when her vehicle was struck and immediately contacted police. Upon seeing that the woman was on the phone, the striking vehicle made an immediate U-turn and drove away.
On April 14, at approximately 3:12 a.m., police received a call from a 58-year-old male who’s Volvo was struck from behind on Jones Lane near Carry Back Drive. The male victim told police that at approximately 12:20 a.m. his vehicle was struck from behind. When he stopped and exited his vehicle to speak with the driver of the striking vehicle, he was confronted by two masked men. The men were armed with a long gun and a knife.
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Police are advising motorists to immediately contact police if they are involved in a minor collision. The motorist should advise police that they have been involved in a collision and that they are driving to a public and well-lit area for their safety. Motorists should continue driving to a well-lit, safe location to await police response.
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