oak1971
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So you're saying their scratch-n-sniff technology needs improvement?
I suppose poop is a fragrance, but I'd rather not.
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I suppose poop is a fragrance, but I'd rather not.
Sorcice
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so im new here . but not to guns . recently purchased a S&W M/P 9mm , and will be open carrying in BEAVER DAM and madison . i been reading up here on the law and rights and genral carry information . I also applied for CCW permit and it should be here shortly
Welcome! I'm pretty new here as well(few weeks) and so far have learned a lot. There is a meet up for breakfast in Madison that's much closer next weekend. Here's the link: http://forum.opencarry.org/forums/s...eet-at-Ellies-Monona-Madison...Sat-3-Dec-2011
jpm84092
Regular Member
Also, it is a license, not a permit.
Nothing personal Protias, but ....
License = Permit = Permission Slip - And what is the difference?
I hold a resident Concealed Firearm "Permit" from Utah, a non-resident Concealed Weapon or Firearm "License" form Florida, a non-resident Concealed Weapons "Permit" from Arizona, a non-resident "License" to Carry Firearms from Pennsylvania, a non-resident Concealed Firearms "Permit" from Nevada, and a card from the State of Utah that is neither a permit nor a license, but identifies me as a Concealed Firearms Permit Instructor. As a matter of functionality, the whole permit vs license debate is pointless.
My PA "license" means that I am an "out-of-state Licensee" within the meaning of SB-93 as amended, but so does my UT and AZ "permit". My FL "license" and NV "permit" are not so lucky. Neither the "license" from Florida nor the "permit" from Nevada qualify me as an "out-of-state licensee under WI law.
The card we get says Conceal Carry License. That would be like saying clip instead of magazine.
hardballer
Regular Member
Welcome Aaron. Nomenclature can be formidable when you're new but it soon will be old hat. The best part about this forum is that it can be a great learning experience so enjoy...
Oh... and carry on!
Oh... and carry on!
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thieltech
Regular Member
thanks !!
ive spent about 30 hrs reading and watching videos on the thread for new to open carry and old threads on opencarry . and wow i cant believe the stuff ive learned and the laws i never new about . so many rights that are getting lost with pure age and us not excersizing them .
OPENCARRY.ORG IS A GREAT FORUM
paul@paul-fisher.com
Regular Member
I am not sure if there is a legal difference but according to a Thesaurus, permit and license are synonyms.
http://thesaurus.com/browse/license
[URL]http://thesaurus.com/browse/permit
C[/URL]lip and magazine are not synonyms.
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FarmerGreg
Regular Member
Welcome I'm glad to see more and more people on here.