Dr Phil
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Got it laminated at office depot, cost was $1.30 lol. Feel alot better about holding on to it for 5 years now. Thanks again.
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Can I laminate my Virginia CHP?
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Gunslinger
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Gunslinger
Regular Member
http://www.bureauofrepublicrecords.org/Pages/application_id_dbv.php
One more interesting use of the term 'warrant' which, as posted above, means 'justification.' An arrest warrant 'justifies' an arrest. A Concealed Carry Warrant--quick now, what does that justify?
One more interesting use of the term 'warrant' which, as posted above, means 'justification.' An arrest warrant 'justifies' an arrest. A Concealed Carry Warrant--quick now, what does that justify?
Dreamer
Regular Member
Again, I reiterate, lease cite a credible source for ANY jurisdiction that carries legitimate authority, which issues a "concealed carry warrant" that is recognized as a legitimate, lawful and legal document...
swinokur
Activist Member
The VA non resident CCW comes laminated by VSP.
Doubt it's an issue.
Doubt it's an issue.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
You're not usually so obtuse, Dreamer. I 'said' it is a generic term, not state specific, and clearly identified what 'warrant' means in common and black letter law. "Any" permit to carry a concealed weapon is a warrant, or "justification or permission," to carry--irrespective of what the state wants to call it on the card. Just as any search warrant is a justification or permission to search or arrest warrant is a justification or permission to arrest.
swinokur
Activist Member
Ask Dreamer what it's called in MD.
He'll straighten you out there as well.
:banghead:
He'll straighten you out there as well.
:banghead:
Dreamer
Regular Member
Maryland doesn't issue "concealed carry" permits. Like Pennsylvania, there is no reference to concealement on the actual card, and no requirement to carry concealed in State Statute.
In MD it is called a "Permit to Carry a Handgun".
But you might as well call them a "Golden Unicorn Card" because they are about as rare, and difficult to obtain.
Or maybe they should call it a "Political Baksheesh Rewards Card" because that seems to determine why the majority of them are issued--not for true "need", or for "good and substantial reasons", but because some well-connected, wealthy contributor to the Governor's re-election campaign asked for one.
Or maybe we shoul dcall them a "Wish Permit", because you fill out the application, send them a big fat check, and then WISH you would see SOMETHING for your efforts, but if you're just a "regular citizen", a wish is all you'll get...
All kidding aside, I'm pretty sure that the number of currently-valid unrestricted Permits issued to non-government-official-type citizens in MD is tied DIRECTLY to the number of functional spines in Maryland government on any level--which would explain why there are FEWER THAT TWO HUNDRED currently in circulation in MD... :uhoh:
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