Antony at it again!

Aknazer said:

Quick question. Could one expect to be denied or granted a CCW permit if they lived in the Beale AFB area (it's NE of Sacramento out in the middle of the desert). I might end up moving there and am curious what the chances are of getting a permit (though I would obviously prefer to not need one).

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Beale itself is in (I think) Yuba County. You need to know more about the specifics of what county you will be living in as that area is composed of several counties.

This map might be out of date, but at least its a starting point for you...

ConditionThree said:

Of a more relevant note; Were any of you aware that in addition to including long guns, that Mr. Portantino was also adding UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY to the places where one may not carry a firearm unless exempted? And furthermore CHANGES the Mulford Act definition of areas where one may not possess a LOADED firearm?

http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/11-12/bill/asm/ab_1501-1550/ab_1527_bill_20120123_introduced.html

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He seeks to also make the carry of an exposed unloaded handgun in or on a vehicle illegal in ANY unincorporated area..... so I would have to unload and place my handgun into a secure/locked container prior to setting it in my pick up truck??

(2) A person is guilty of openly carrying an unloaded handgun
when that person carries an exposed and unloaded handgun inside
or on a vehicle, whether or not on his or her person, while in or
on any of the following:
(A) A public place or, public street, public road, or public
highway in an incorporated city or city and county.
(B) A public street in a prohibited area of an unincorporated
area of a county or city and county.
(C) A public place in a prohibited area of a county or city and
county.
(D) Any public place or on any public street, public road, or
public highway in any part of an unincorporated area.

Statkowski said:

And in most of California both Open Carry and Concealed Carry are impossible tasks.

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Not in most of California - open carry of both loaded and unloaded firearms, long and short, remains legal in unincorporated terretories where the county has not bannned all discharge - on foot and in vehicles, no permit required.

Of course, most people actually live and work in incorporated areas

I dont remember where I heard it, but I was told that a California CCW is only good in the county that it was issued. So basically a CCW in California is useless.

raycerx96 said:

i dont remember where i heard it, but i was told that a california ccw is only good in the county that it was issued. So basically a ccw in california is useless.

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false

false or not, this is california and it wouldnt surprise me if it was true.

RaycerX96 said:

I dont remember where I heard it, but I was told that a California CCW is only good in the county that it was issued. So basically a CCW in California is useless.

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RaycerX96 said:

false or not, this is california and it wouldnt surprise me if it was true.

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You might have heard it as a part of someone's mistinterpretation of the law regarding licenses to carry. Particularly, there are two forms the license made available in the statute. The first, is for concealed carry, which is valid statewide. The second, is for loaded and exposed carry. This second form is only valid in the county of issuance.

Because California is already confusing and frustrating, it is all the more important that we only pass on information that we know to be accurate, rather than perpetuate FUD.