Just got my CC permit...now what

Schipperke · Jan 7, 2016

justindavidson2 said:
No hammer, springfield. Restrictions: Off base while in service, not valid where firearms are prohibited.

I'm also exempt from HQL, so no this is not a HQL.

Ah that clears everything up!

yellowsled · Jan 7, 2016

Holy Jebus... You seem to be the first to get your CCW based on that. Do you carry a weapon for your Mil job?

dgapilot · Jan 7, 2016

Don't forget to be mindful of the "gun free zones". Your permit doesn't allow you to carry there.

Blacksmith101 · Jan 7, 2016

You may want to get permits from some other states to allow you to carry when you are traveling.

justindavidson2 · Jan 7, 2016

yes, but its open carry, strapped to my thigh

protegeV · Jan 7, 2016

Where have you been the last 3 years? Away in the military, I suppose?

navycraig · Jan 7, 2016

Rab1515 said:
Has any civilian gotten approved using the same threat? I managed to get caught in both breaches.

Mine is in processing right now and approaching the 90 day mark. Hopefully I'll know (get my permit) soon.

yellowsled · Jan 7, 2016

justindavidson2 said:
yes, but its open carry, strapped to my thigh

Yes, but you are a MP or MA. That's prolly a big reason you got it. Either way, congrats to you. I don't think us cyber military folks would be in luck.

EliteContent · Jan 7, 2016

+1

I want to be speshul

Gryphon said:
Probably, but I was wondering more how he managed to get through a 8 hour minimum, maybe 16 hour course, apply, get approved and still have these questions.

justindavidson2 · Jan 7, 2016

3 years, yea been in and around for awhile

Stoveman · Jan 7, 2016

Congrats and thanks for your service!

GrimReaper · Jan 7, 2016

justindavidson2 said:
No hammer, springfield. Restrictions: Off base while in service, not valid where firearms are prohibited.

I'm also exempt from HQL, so no this is not a HQL.

to me it sounds like you can only carry while conducting official business off base. You wont be covered traveling from your home to Base or vise versa

Straightshooter · Jan 7, 2016

GrimReaper said:
to me it sounds like you can only carry while conducting official business off base. You wont be covered traveling from your home to Base or vise versa

No, it means as long as he remains a service member and that the permit is only valid while off duty.

I posted yesterday that a friend of mine who is a full time National Guard MP got his permit using the threats.

GrimReaper · Jan 7, 2016

Straightshooter said:
No, it means as long as he remains a service member and that the permit is only valid while off duty.

I posted yesterday that a friend of mine who is a full time National Guard MP got his permit using the threats.

If hes off duty, is he still considered in service? I don't think so and im willing to bet there are some police officers that wouldn't either.

I would try to get the restrictions removed. There is no reason for any restrictions.

protegeV · Jan 7, 2016

GrimReaper said:
If hes off duty, is he still considered in service? I don't think so and im willing to bet there are some police officers that wouldn't either.

I would try to get the restrictions removed. There is no reason for any restrictions.

I would interpret "In service" as meaning his job status(serving), not whether he is on or off the clock.

But alas, IANAL

GrimReaper · Jan 7, 2016

protegeV said:
I would interpret "In service" as meaning his job status(serving), not whether he is on or off the clock.

But alas, IANAL

Everyone has different interpretations, that's the problem with carry permit restrictions

If hes off the clock, technically hes not serving

protegeV · Jan 7, 2016

GrimReaper said:
Everyone has different interpretations, that's the problem with carry permit restrictions

If hes off the clock, technically hes not serving

So when a police officer is off the clock they're aren't serving? Okay...

I do agree that restrictions are bogus.

Rockfish · Jan 7, 2016

I'm Interested to know as well if I can pull this off. I had my data breached have had suspicious credit card thefts in a foreign country since then so it's safe to assume my info made it into the wrong hands on some level.

ELCAM · Jan 7, 2016

I also got one after an initial denial and it was issued after my informal Command review. Same restriction "Off Base while employed in service of US Military..."

Same threat as OP for justification for me ISIL etc... mine was granted as an assumed risk position citing deployments and job as a pilot.

justindavidson2 · Jan 7, 2016

All I can say guys is be professional all the time when communicating with MDSP and at all interviews. Give them the proper name titles and all, even if your not in the service or law enforcement, thats just me, they earned it. Have documentation to support your GSR and why this puts you more at risk than the everyday person.

I know, I know its our right but for now until the Governor Hogan takes action we will not be treated equally.

Just got my CC permit...now what

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