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owns24 · Oct 25, 2017

I recently attended my formal appeal at the Hand Gun Permit Review Board, and was granted my CCW permit.

How long do most people wait to receive their permit in the mail? At the board they stated it would be 30-60 days. Is that business or calendar?

I've been anxiously waiting and I haven't received any correspondence from the HPRB or the MSP since the decision.

Thank you in advance.

Stoveman · Oct 25, 2017

Which date was your hearing?

And you've got to stop posting so much, you're giving H a run for his money.

Adolph Oliver Bush · Oct 25, 2017

Congrats new guy. Go introduce yourself in the, ummm, introductions forum.

Your answer will be along shortly.

Stoveman · Oct 25, 2017

Adolph Oliver Bush said:
Congrats new guy. Go introduce yourself in the, ummm, introductions forum.

Your answer will be along shortly.

He was a "new guy" 2.5 years ago, lol. Silent guy would be a more apt moniker.

davsco · Oct 25, 2017

congrats on getting your permit. their final FU to you is making you wait all that time now after all the time and hassle you have surely already incurred.

Stoveman · Oct 25, 2017

davsco said:
congrats on getting your permit. their final FU to you is making you wait all that time now after all the time and hassle you have surely already incurred.

In fairness, the members of the HPRB are all volunteers and all have day jobs. After the letter is received by the applicant and MSP the card will follow in ~10 days.

Schipperke · Oct 26, 2017

Stoveman said:
In fairness, the members of the HPRB are all volunteers and all have day jobs. After the letter is received by the applicant and MSP the card will follow in ~10 days.

So do many firemen and EMT's.

I heard that exact excuse in a trial, it was the best five minute dressing down by a judge I've ever seen. Just a comment the "we're volunteers" as a fair excuse isn't one.

Stoveman · Oct 26, 2017

Schipperke said:
So do many firemen and EMT's.

I heard that exact excuse in a trial, it was the best five minute dressing down by a judge I've ever seen. Just a comment the "we're volunteers" as a fair excuse isn't one.

There will be four openings on the board come March, why don't you throw your resume in the ring and then go show them how it's done.

Schipperke · Oct 26, 2017

Stoveman said:
There will be four openings on the board come March, why don't you throw your resume in the ring and then go show them how it's done.

Is non sequitur your middle name?

Try reading every post a bit slower. I have raised no issue on HPRB processing speed. They'll probably be gone within a year, and that's not just me thinking so. Some on that board mention it.

CharlieFoxtrot · Oct 26, 2017

Seems to be running about 60-90 days from date of hearing until you have permit in hand.

bibitor · Oct 26, 2017

Schipperke said:
They'll probably be gone within a year, and that's not just me thinking so. Some on that board mention it.

Just to clarify, are you speculating that the board will be disbanded as 'unnecessary' by the state? I'm new to the community, but from what I've seen the HPRB seems to be the last line of justice for law abiding citizens looking to be issued a permit.

John from MD · Oct 26, 2017

Stoveman said:
There will be four openings on the board come March, why don't you throw your resume in the ring and then go show them how it's done.

Who does the application go to and who is the selecting official?

Stoveman · Oct 26, 2017

John from MD said:
Who does the application go to and who is the selecting official?

http://govappointments.maryland.gov/

44man · Oct 26, 2017

Stoveman said:
http://govappointments.maryland.gov/

Don’t they also have to be sponsored by their delegate or senator? Or am I thinking of something else?

Stoveman · Oct 26, 2017

44man said:
Don’t they also have to be sponsored by their delegate or senator? Or am I thinking of something else?

Not necessarily. If you are chosen a "friendly" Senator will be "assigned" to shepherd you through and introduce you to the Senate Executive Nominations Committee.

44man · Oct 26, 2017

Stoveman said:
Not necessarily. If you are chosen a "friendly" Senator will be "assigned" to shepherd you through and introduce you to the Senate Executive Nominations Committee.

Good to know, thanks.

Mark75H · Oct 26, 2017

Stoveman said:
In fairness, the members of the HPRB are all volunteers and all have day jobs. After the letter is received by the applicant and MSP the card will follow in ~10 days.

I thought Frosh's office was "reviewing" them, causing an undetermined delay. Has this been resolved?

Stoveman · Oct 26, 2017

Mark75H said:
I thought Frosh's office was "reviewing" them, causing an undetermined delay. Has this been resolved?

It wasn't Frosh's office, apparently the bureaucracy at DPSCS was in fine form. Yes, it has all been resolved.

But Frosh is still a turd, just for the record.

Schipperke · Oct 26, 2017

bibitor said:
Just to clarify, are you speculating that the board will be disbanded as 'unnecessary' by the state? I'm new to the community, but from what I've seen the HPRB seems to be the last line of justice for law abiding citizens looking to be issued a permit.

Madaleno came in late with a Bill last session to move hearings to Administrative Judges. I was at Potomac Days and it was littered with MoCo politicos and some state. Trone campaign manager walked up and gave me twizzler, I just mentioned I could never vote for him. He actually stuck around for a good 2-3 minutes trying to convince me Trone was pro 2A .. "He owns five shotguns". Guess that will be his 2A message.

The Dems want to dispense with the HPRB really signals they don't have much hope at defeating Hogan. If they thought they were going to win, what would be better than the new Democrat Governor appoint MDPGV crew on that board, the new MSP rubber stamp. Hogan better fix this if reelected, then no review necessary. Hogan is directing Frosh to fight the ruling removing Peace Cross, and we know the Dems are not for that. Makes me wonder where was Hogan's direction with Kolbe case and all the suing Trump nonsense.

Mark75H · Oct 26, 2017

Schipperke said:
Madaleno came in late with a Bill last session to move hearings to Administrative Judges. I was at Potomac Days and it was littered with MoCo politicos and some state. Trone campaign manager walked up and gave me twizzler, I just mentioned I could never vote for him. He actually stuck around for a good 2-3 minutes trying to convince me Trone was pro 2A .. "He owns five shotguns". Guess that will be his 2A message.

The Dems want to dispense with the HPRB really signals they don't have much hope at defeating Hogan. If they thought they were going to win, what would be better than the new Democrat Governor appoint MDPGV crew on that board, the new MSP rubber stamp. Hogan better fix this if reelected, then no review necessary. Hogan is directing Frosh to fight the ruling removing Peace Cross, and we know the Dems are not for that. Makes me wonder where was Hogan's direction with Kolbe case and all the suing Trump nonsense.

There's something the anti's ought to consider ... disbanding the HPRB could cause Hogan to find a MSP Secretary that has a definition of G&S that differs from the status quo.

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