Conversation with LEO in Concord last night on UOC

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I suppose I am trying to understand if this is a way to get around the "law" of UOC in Ca. Politicians make it so dang difficult, OC loaded, CCW loaded, should be legal for all states! Basic concept of 2nd ammendment.:banghead:

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CCW is all spelled out in PC 12050. ANY 12050 license provides exemption for CCW (12025) for Public Buildings (171b) and for GFSZ (626.9)

There are essentially 4 possible CCWs for an everyday non-LEO citizen.

1) Resident of Issuing Agency jurisdiction for Concealed Carry. This is good State Wide for a duration no longer then 2 years.

2) Resident of Issuing Agency jurisdiction forExposed Carry. This can only be issued in a county of less then 200,000 population and is ONLY good in that county for a duration no longer then 2 years.

3) Non-Resident of Issuing Agency jurisdiction for Concealed Carry. This is ONLY good in that county for a duration no longer then 90 days. Additionally your home jurisdiction will be notified.

4) Non-Resident of Issuing Agency jurisdiction forExposed Carry. This can only be issued in a county of less tehn 200,000 population andis ONLY good in that county for a duration no longer then 90 days. Additionally your home jurisdiction will be notified.

Anytime you move out side the county of issuance; your license expires in 90 days. You need to now apply within a new jurisdiction. You cannot be denied simply because you moved.

Although Licenses 2 through 4 exist - They seem to be an urban legend in that noone seems to know of anyone that has ever been issued one.



edit: a license to carry exposed is NOT an exemption to Conceal Carry 12025

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Thanks for the info. To sum it up simply, in CA, the average individual has NO rights!

CA is a beautiful state, but I'll stick to cloudy, rainy PA. where I can legally carry any way I desire.