No sheriff, county can't issue LTCF. Options?

[IV_Warrior]

Except when dealing with the Federal gun free school zones. You need an active licence from the state the school is in.

That's the same point I always make when people talk reciprocity, but it largely gets ignored so....

[mpan72]

Libs: "How hard can it be to just follow the law?"

<sigh>

And that is one of the easy ones.

[Sgt.K]

That's the same point I always make when people talk reciprocity, but it largely gets ignored so....

At least one of the National Reciprocity bills I read (don't recall which) included language to apply the reciprocity to the GFSZA...

[JenniferG]

These Yangban that currently run the government think of us as commoners and servants to them. Why are we still accepting the false premise that the government has the right to approve or disapprove whether we can buy or carry a gun. If that is the case they have that right why are they not registering journalists so they can write and broadcast government approved news? If we're going to have a Constitution wouldn't it work better if it were respected and followed?

[fuzzywuzzy]

Other counties have lost a Sheriff, for one reason or another, and they never even considered it an issue in regards to the continued operation of the Sheriff's Office. In this case a county judge had to issue them a "get back to work" order.
Nonsense.

[farmplinker]

I received my LTCF in today's mail. Quite a bit quicker than I was expecting. Looks like they tackled the backlog right away.

[fallenleader]

shouldnt have taken them long to make 300 nics check phone calls and thats really all they should do for that ok stamp.
monroe tries to take every bit of the 45 days. my renewal iirc was 30 week days or thereabouts

[farmplinker]

I'm pretty sure that the clerk did the background check while I was there a couple of weeks ago, when I paid. So, it was just a matter of signing, producing and laminating the card, and mailing it out.

[IV_Warrior]

I'm pretty sure that the clerk did the background check while I was there a couple of weeks ago, when I paid. So, it was just a matter of signing, producing and laminating the card, and mailing it out.

And the signature is probably stored electronically. Print card with signature, and laminate. Quite likely a completely automated procedure. Sheriff deputy hits the print button, picks up completed card and puts in envelope to mail.

[fallenleader]

And the signature is probably stored electronically. Print card with signature, and laminate. Quite likely a completely automated procedure. Sheriff deputy hits the print button, picks up completed card and puts in envelope to mail.

here they mail notification to go pick card up at court house.