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The Big Guy
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That's great news. Does she OC in Commission Chambers during meetings? That would be interesting to know. I'm assuming you mean she "is" a current member, and not "was" a past member.
Did you think to ask her why your Sheriff restricts entrance into the public area of the Sheriff's Department against state law?
You have a contact well placed now. Perhaps a letter thanking her for speaking with you at Wally World,. You might keep that contact alive and develop it to use for the benefit of all firearms owners in your County. Just a thought.
Your ability to approach people makes you a great ambassador for the cause. I always enjoy when you relay your conversations with random contacts.
TBG
I had that thought, too. I'm going to be asking a few state assemblymen the same question as they represent many of us in Clark County.
28kfps
Regular Member
I am willing to respectfully use my past history with her to pose a question on their no gun law. Will need some help with composing it.
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28kfps
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Yes she was reelected not even close.
ed2276
Regular Member
With hot, buttered corn bread?
ed2276
Regular Member
He might also want to ask her to take a look at the illegal 72-hour wait between purchase and delivery fraud the county and certain cities are running here. I had it in mind to buy a firearm from an on-line discount place and have it shipped to a local firearms dealer for pick-up. I noted in the instructions on the website that there was a 3 day waiting period to be able to pick up firearms after delivery. I wrote and email and asked if it was a law or just store policy. I got an email back notifying me that it was required by law in the incorporated city.
I would think that the legislators would want to know about this and put a stop to it.
The Big Guy
Regular Member
She is a Commissioner of Nye County. The only waiting period is in Unincorporated Clark County, the City of Las Vegas, and I think NLV. There is no waiting period in Henderson. I buy online and have it delivered to a FFL here in Henderson and pick it up the same day it is delivered.
TBG
ed2276
Regular Member
I see. It was an outfit in Las Vegas I was looking into for delivery. I will just go to Henderson and take care of business. thanks TBG
ed2276
Regular Member
No, it is also for in-person purchases.
qednick
Regular Member
Finally in Vegas! OC'ing everywhere I can. Found a really good breakfast place called Blueberry Hill on Flamingo. No issues anywhere I've been yet. Loving it!
BTW, I had assumed there would be metal detectors at the marriage license place on Clark so didn't carry in there. Though it looks like I could've done. I made the assumption because it's part of the courthouse. Oh well.
BTW, I had assumed there would be metal detectors at the marriage license place on Clark so didn't carry in there. Though it looks like I could've done. I made the assumption because it's part of the courthouse. Oh well.
Vegassteve
Regular Member
The three day deal is only here in Clark and only if you have not previously registered a pistol here in clark.
Interesting, a couple of weeks back I bought 3 guns (2 handguns and a small rifle) within a 4 day period and registered one I had not previously registered.
I suppose since I have registered pistols in the past I didn't have to wait.
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ed2276
Regular Member
I bought a gun a couple of years back and was given a blue card. I want to buy another gun, but I lost my blue card sometime ago. Do I have to have the actual blue card with me to get out of the 3 day wait, or is my last gun registration in the system for them to see when I make another purchase?
Vegassteve
Regular Member
If you had registered one in the past yes no wait. Some places will ask for a blue card. Some dont. I keep one handy for a gun I havent owned in years,. Thats what I show anyone asking for one in a sale. Just shows how idiotic the whole system is.
Vegassteve
Regular Member
The real answer is no one knows. As I stated to another poster some places ask to see and some dont. I havent lost any blue cards, but I have shredded them and sent them back to metro. I purchased a pistol from a dealer last week and told them not to even bother making me a blue card. And they didnt. For the most part it is useless. And the fact that at one time you registered does not mean it was put in the system, or put in correctly. We have had folks on here that have found that out. If you went to metro and asked for a replacement I am fairly certain metro would want to see the gun and have you redo all the paperwork. They are not the brightest bulbs.
28kfps
Regular Member
This weekend OCing in Kohls, Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store 651 Marks St Henderson, Kohl's Las Vegas South 4250 Blue Diamond Rd Las Vegas, Panera Bread 2235 Village Walk Drive Henderson and Fry's electronics no issues.
Did have one guy come up to me in Jo-Anns and asked if Nevada was a open carry state. He and his wife were from Arizona. We had a short chat told him about OCDO.
Tonight while filling up my RV with gas for this coming Thanksgiving trip with a $0.20 Smiths rewards card discount $2.45 a gallon. A female came up to me with a smile on her face and large hand gun on her hip and said it was nice to see another person exercising their 2nd Amendment rights. She said she comes to Pahrump often to do volunteer work and lives in North Las Vegas. Great few days of OCing.
Did have one guy come up to me in Jo-Anns and asked if Nevada was a open carry state. He and his wife were from Arizona. We had a short chat told him about OCDO.
Tonight while filling up my RV with gas for this coming Thanksgiving trip with a $0.20 Smiths rewards card discount $2.45 a gallon. A female came up to me with a smile on her face and large hand gun on her hip and said it was nice to see another person exercising their 2nd Amendment rights. She said she comes to Pahrump often to do volunteer work and lives in North Las Vegas. Great few days of OCing.
DON`T TREAD ON ME
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In Metro's case it appears it would be against Department policy to OC. The word should leaves exceptions, but the practice would be heavily discouraged. It makes one wonder if this is why the cops came out so against OC back when the latest movement started say 2005-2006
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