Chester CLEO NFA friendly?

[d90king]

Bunny will sign off for LTCF holders. I am not sure her stance on others... She is very pro 2a and anybody who says otherwise is full of shit.

[SteveXD]

I've had no problems with getting a Form 4 signed. Very pro 2A IMO...

[lelandEOD]

I've never actually had anything signed by Carolyn. It's always been the undersheriff that's signed my stuff. I am waiting for my CIII dealer to receive my Tromix Micro and a SCAR-H SD can. Those will be my fourth and fifth NFA CLEO sign-off in Chester County. No problems so far.

[Deadpan]

Originally Posted by lelandEOD

I've never actually had anything signed by Carolyn. It's always been the undersheriff that's signed my stuff. I am waiting for my CIII dealer to receive my Tromix Micro and a SCAR-H SD can. Those will be my fourth and fifth NFA CLEO sign-off in Chester County. No problems so far.

I believe Chief Deputy Moyer usually does the actual sign-off on Sheriff Welsh's behalf, but he was out when I had mine done so she signed my form 4 herself.

[matty70]

Here's the link to the counties and their stance...
http://www.pafoa.org/counties

[AJG]

Originally Posted by lcompton

...When I renewed my CCW earlier this year the sheriff's office moved up the expiration date to five years to the day from the date of issue. In past years when I've renewed my CCW, the expiration date never changed and was always five years from the previous CCW's expiration date. In effect, the new CCW cheated me out of about three months of paid time for the permit.

This happened to me on my last renewal in September 2007 also. It appears to be the change from doing these manually to the computer that causes this. When I received my renewal permit it was dated to expire five years from the date it was issued, rather than five years from the date the old one expired. A couple of days later I had a call from the Sheriff's office asking me to come in and let them print a new one because my signature had not printed properly on the one they issued. I dutifully went in and when the printed the new one, it was dated to expire five years from that date. I'm not sure if this is happening throughout the state or is peculiar to Chester County, but I am certain it is not any decision or intent of the Chester County Sheriff's office that is driving the problem.

Anyone else in one of the other counties experience this over the past couple of years?