Positive LTCF Experience

[PrettyInPink]

So, I am only posting this because Viper (aka Mark, aka Junior) said I should. I was home on Monday and had nothing better to do so I headed to the Northampton County Courthouse and finally decided to apply for my LTCF.

First of, everyone was very pleasant from the moment I stepped into the courthouse. I did notice that no one knew what the acronym LTCF stood for, all police officers kept saying "Oh, you mean, a carry permit". Even the women in the licensing office were confused when I mentioned that acronym, one thought I meant a map search.

Anyway, filled out the LTCF and headed down to the Sheriff's office where they were also very pleasant. The Sheriff who completed my paperwork struck up a pleasant conversation with me about my previous place of residence, in Carbon County, where he was a constable after retiring from the Newark PD. We chit-chatted about how he was from the coaldale region of PA and how he prefers city life over country life.

There was never any mention about the paperwork or why I wanted it done. So now the 4-5 week wait begins. All-in-all no problems! And I was in and out in about a 1/2 hour.

Hope everyone has a great day!
PIP

[ViperGTS19801]

That's my girl! Chicks with guns are hot.

[HiredGoon]

Sounds good except for the 4-5 week wait
That's a real downer!

[mrjam2jab]

Sounds good except for the 4-5 week wait
That's a real downer!

Yeah, really. Takes 2 minutes to do a PICS check. EVERY county should be issue on the spot these days.

[longcall911]

Congrats on the LTCF (ughh... permit thingy...)!!!

My guess is that you'll have it in 3-4 weeks rather than 4-5.

[Gun]

... and had nothing better to do so I headed to the Northampton County Courthouse and finally decided to apply for my LTCF.

Huh?!!? You just started dating Mark, ... right?

[Connal]

Huh?!!? You just started dating Mark, ... right?

Who needs a LTCF when your boyfriend is the notorious "guy with a gun in philly"?

Really though, good job. Bout time more women folk got out of the kitchen, and behind a gun.

[ByblosHex]

So, I am only posting this because Viper (aka Mark, aka Junior) said I should. I was home on Monday and had nothing better to do so I headed to the Northampton County Courthouse and finally decided to apply for my LTCF.

First of, everyone was very pleasant from the moment I stepped into the courthouse. I did notice that no one knew what the acronym LTCF stood for, all police officers kept saying "Oh, you mean, a carry permit". Even the women in the licensing office were confused when I mentioned that acronym, one thought I meant a map search.

Anyway, filled out the LTCF and headed down to the Sheriff's office where they were also very pleasant. The Sheriff who completed my paperwork struck up a pleasant conversation with me about my previous place of residence, in Carbon County, where he was a constable after retiring from the Newark PD. We chit-chatted about how he was from the coaldale region of PA and how he prefers city life over country life.

There was never any mention about the paperwork or why I wanted it done. So now the 4-5 week wait begins. All-in-all no problems! And I was in and out in about a 1/2 hour.

Hope everyone has a great day!
PIP

Do not talk to Police!
Delete your thread and contact a lawyer immediately!

[ungawa]

Congratulations!

As for the LTCF "acronym," I've never verbally used those letters as an acronym and I've never heard anybody else use them verbally either. It's a very convenient abbreviation in print but doesn't really roll off the tongue and I've never heard it.

[HiredGoon]

Congratulations!

As for the LTCF "acronym," I've never verbally used those letters as an acronym and I've never heard anybody else use them verbally either. It's a very convenient abbreviation in print but doesn't really roll off the tongue and I've never heard it.

We could pronounce it as a word... LIT CIFF.

Or just call it a gun permit

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