I may have used us my conjunction quota for the month the ^^^^this sentence.
I may have used us my conjunction quota for the month the ^^^^this sentence.
The fact that you're required to obey the laws of the state that you are in is disturbing?
So, in the spirit of this thread, are there any states that allow military the right to carry without a ccw, etc? My assumption is no.
Da' Territory of Hawai'i:
CCW -- MAY issue ... and good luck gettin' one, Bruddah !! You need to be 'wealthy', 'connected', or 'related' ...
There are many states that allow you to carry if you can show proof of being through basic training/OCS. The catch is, you still have to apply for the CCW, you just don't have to attend the CCW classes.
Technically in Georgia active duty military are exempt from the laws prohibiting concealed carry without a permit. As such a military ID is supposed to function as a CCW the only problem is that not all LEOs in the state are fully aware of that legal provision, so the local wisdom is you can carry on just a military ID but be prepared to spend an afternoon in jail while they figure out that you're actually legal.
Not this...
But this was what I was asking. That's interesting, I can't say I'd enjoy hanging out in a holding cell next to some random drunk while they sorted it out.
I have an HM1 that works for me who swears that all Florida requires to issue a CCW to Active Duty is proof that you have qualified expert with the m-9.
I am also on record as "believing that shit when he shows me his new CCW". I'll probably have to deny all of his leave chits from now on to ensure he doesn't go to Florida to cheat and take the class.
Technically in Georgia active duty military are exempt from the laws prohibiting concealed carry without a permit. As such a military ID is supposed to function as a CCW the only problem is that not all LEOs in the state are fully aware of that legal provision, so the local wisdom is you can carry on just a military ID but be prepared to spend an afternoon in jail while they figure out that you're actually legal.