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Hello, a few questions

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Everyone Listen Up!

I spent 4 hours conbing through The North Carolina General Statutes to find out just what Pistol Purchasieng Permit was, as I live in a State that does not have one.

I just got carried away in my, attempted, explanation... thats all.

Jag 06... did you really mean it... or were you being sarcastic?

Furthermore, I do not understand your Pepper Spray [Jackson] Article.
 
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aadvark wrote:
Everyone Listen Up!

I spent 4 hours conbing through The North Carolina General Statutes to find out just what  Pistol Purchasieng Permit was, as I live in a State that does not have one.

I just got carried away in my, attempted, explanation... thats all.

Jag 06... did you really mean it... or were you being sarcastic?

Furthermore, I do not understand your Pepper Spray [Jackson] Article.

 
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Did I mean what? Thanking you for the info you posted? Yes I really meant it.

Jdriver, thanks thats what I thought but just wanted to be sure.
 
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wylde007 wrote:
Thanks, CJ.

I read that a HPP is good for a period of five years, why would you need three of them?  Or do you turn the permit over to whomever you purchase from and they resubmit it to the state?
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In a private sale it depends on the seller. IIRC an FFL has to take it. They did on my last purchase. Plus I just spent the $15 so I did not have to drive up again. I don't get into that part of the county much. I used 2 of them so no big loss for me. Even if you turn the PPP over there is no requirement to turn it over to the state for a FTF sale and FFL's keep them on record I assume. They are not connected to the firearm what so ever, it just proves the background check.

aadvark, do you have a question about the pepper spray comment? The reason I specified it was legal on a college campus is because there are some serious restriction on weapons for educational property. I have not found pepper spray mentioned in any of them. I think jag just called me Jackson instead of Jason. I've been called worse. :lol:
 
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chiefjason wrote:
In a private sale it depends on the seller. IIRC an FFL has to take it. They did on my last purchase.
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All the back-and-forth in this thread on what I asked and you (the person I asked) finally answer it.

God bless you.

I was hoping your answer was the case, because that's the direction logic took me in. Huh. North Carolina's a strange critter, she is.

I love her anyway.:celebrate
 
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chiefjason wrote:
wylde007 wrote:
Thanks, CJ.

I read that a HPP is good for a period of five years, why would you need three of them?  Or do you turn the permit over to whomever you purchase from and they resubmit it to the state?
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In a private sale it depends on the seller. IIRC an FFL has to take it. They did on my last purchase. Plus I just spent the $15 so I did not have to drive up again. I don't get into that part of the county much. I used 2 of them so no big loss for me. Even if you turn the PPP over there is no requirement to turn it over to the state for a FTF sale and FFL's keep them on record I assume. They are not connected to the firearm what so ever, it just proves the background check.

aadvark, do you have a question about the pepper spray comment? The reason I specified it was legal on a college campus is because there are some serious restriction on weapons for educational property. I have not found pepper spray mentioned in any of them. I think jag just called me Jackson instead of Jason. I've been called worse. :lol:
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oops, sorry. First glance it looked like jackson, guess I need my eyes checked haha. Sorry Jason.
 
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I was poking around, reviewing this thread and other threads on the topic of HPP's, and I came across my post from February 2010 wher eI found that the Forsyth Sheriff charged $39 for a HPP. So I checked the link again to see if that had changed...

http://www.forsythsheriff.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=27&Itemid=91

Boy did it ever!

They now charge $55...

I guess they REALLY don't want the "wrong sorts of people" getting HPPs...

Wow... Here in Beaufort Co., a HPP is $5, per state law...
 
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