Thunder239
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- Feb 10, 2014
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Just submitted for a modification to my restricted permit tied to my ABC employment. Fingers crossed!
yes that was my question, thought a gun or guns had to be listed on itI think he's asking if a specific handgun must be registered with the W&C permit.
The answer is "No."
Glad it ended up working out for you one way or the other. That's funny though, because when I went to create the new account I expected it to flag it as a duplicate account, but it didn't. Curious.Glad to see I'm not the only one having this problem too. Guess I'll create a new account. Thanks.
Didn't work for me. Getting a warning about driver's license number is already used for an account. Ironically the password reset just worked.
There you go again… thinking your attempted moderation of what I choose to post, actually matters to me. You do you.Lalez said:
Easy….”9mm pistol sir”….I forgot you guys have to register your guns though…ouch.
That reciprocity will be fun when it hits, however if it doesn’t hit soonish….
I want to apply….but it’s no business of the MSP what pistol(s) I would be carrying the few times a year I visit your state. Same for any out of state resident, I mean will Maryland ask us to register our pistols to get a MD permit….they couldn’t be serious
There you go again, only referencing what you want and not what was written in the entire post.
just make sure eruby does not give you the Nick Dog...Thanks for that. Would be shocked if MD comes out on the generous side, at least voluntarily anytime soon. But I do love surprises.
Come into my parlor, said the spider to the fly.......
I have been thinking about it, I just never know which days I'm going to wake up feeling like crap. Those sandwiches look damned good.
Never rec'd my confirmation email with a link to access my account last night... so perhaps it's 'almost' working....MSI reports everything is supposedly working now
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X 2Never rec'd my confirmation email with a link to access my account last night... so perhaps it's 'almost' working....
So what if someone were to answer they were in a fist fight a few years ago? Would they be denied?When I got my wear and carry about 8 months ago the trooper conducted my interview by phone becasue of the RONA fears. She also asked when was the last time I was involved in a fist fight. LOL
As any good recruiter would say: unless the government can prove it, the answer is "no"!So what if someone were to answer they were in a fist fight a few years ago? Would they be denied?
some here know I was involved in a fight with someone who attacked and stabbed me, I ended up in shock trauma, he ended up in prison. I was fighting in self defense, but I’m sure a MSP interviewer could view me as confrontational for defending myself. I wasn‘t charged with anything and never have been.
I agree, but I’m sure there is a police report somewhere with my name being involved in a fight.As any good recruiter would say: unless the government can prove it, the answer is "no"!
If you were never charged, let alone convicted, you are not prohibited. If MSP tried to withhold a permit based a mere arrest where no charges were filed, you'd have a pretty strong 14th Amendment claim (deprivation of rights w/o due process of law)I agree, but I’m sure there is a police report somewhere with my name being involved in a fight.
I wish that were the case. Certain things involving automated emails from the MSP portal (PW resets for expired passwords, "not disapproved" emails) seem to not be. I can attest to the former (been trying for the last 24 hours or so) and there is a recent thread on the latter.MSI reports everything is supposedly working now
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If you weren't arrested and charged it never happenedSo what if someone were to answer they were in a fist fight a few years ago? Would they be denied?
some here know I was involved in a fight with someone who attacked and stabbed me, I ended up in shock trauma, he ended up in prison. I was fighting in self defense, but I’m sure a MSP interviewer could view me as confrontational for defending myself. I wasn‘t charged with anything and never have been.
Your answer would be s "no", unless the judge/magistrate said otherwise.I agree, but I’m sure there is a police report somewhere with my name being involved in a fight.
That is good to know. Thanks.They aren't going to call your employer, relax.
Late to this one, ben on the road, but MSP has always accepted self defense/personal protection as G&S, the issue was their administrative over reach on what they required to prove the need.He could've done this day 1 in office. For the naysayers, secretary of msp decides what qualifies as g&s. Hogan could have directed the secretary to accept self defense as a good and substantial reason or appoint one that would.