paul@paul-fisher.com
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The person who got rejected got their original $50 back.
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Here is free training that meets the letter of the proposed law
- Thread starter paul@paul-fisher.com
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The person who got rejected got their original $50 back.
Brass Magnet
Founder's Club Member
If you can afford the money and the time, I'd recommend just taking a class from a reputable instructor. Alternatively, WCI is supposedly going to offer free courses in the near future. More training is never a bad thing. It's up to you to decide how much training you'd like of course.
Dusto
Regular Member
Thank you for the info. I will definitely keep an eye out for that.
I for sure am not against firearms training. And the more training someone can spend the time and/or money on the better. But with that said, I do not agree (and it appears many, many others also did not) with the mandated training that was required.
I for sure am not against firearms training. And the more training someone can spend the time and/or money on the better. But with that said, I do not agree (and it appears many, many others also did not) with the mandated training that was required.
Dusto
Regular Member
Outstanding, thank you!
M
McX
Guest
should have included a pic of a cheeseburger like i did with mine.
Lurchiron
Regular Member
TheManInBlack
Regular Member
Yep, I resent mine last Saturday.. So I'll be waiting longer then the rest of you just because mine got looked at on the 7th and not the 8th... FML... Please keep us updated.. I would like to see someone get approved MD after the 8th..
E6chevron
Regular Member
I'm afraid the truth is if someone does get a CCL solely supported by a Maryland online training course, it will be a processing mistake.
Here's the current version of the DOJ administrative rules, as of Nov. 8, 2011:
http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/ConcealedCarry/jus17-jus18-jcrar-20111108.pdf
Dusto
Regular Member
Bummer. But thank you for posting that, it does make it pretty clear the online class won't work. Looks like I will keep an eye out for classes around here then. Thanks again.
TheManInBlack
Regular Member
Hold the phone, I just got a call from my buddy, He took an online course (not sure where yet) and he got his permit today..
TaurusToter
Campaign Veteran
Could have been Hunters Ed online. That one was valid
E6chevron
Regular Member
And I heard that someone had the middle name on their application, changed on their license. I think that was a processing mistake also.
Dusto
Regular Member
The hunter's ed online still requires you to take a test in person.
TaurusToter
Campaign Veteran
Yup. Meant to add that to my post.
Russia
Regular Member
Hope im not double posting but as i read this correctly.
Eligibility for a CCW license
Have provided proof of the firearms training required for a license.
(see Training Requirement below)
What kind of training is required to get a license?
Will an on-line training course satisfy the requirements to obtain a concealed carry permit?
No.
http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/ConcealedCarry/ccw-faq-20111020.pdf
page 15
Rev date 10.20.11
http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/ConcealedCarry/jus17-jus18-jcrar-20111108.pdf
page 2
Jus 17.03 Definitions.
9. Instructor-led” means training that is conducted face-to-face in which instructors actively guide students through each lesson, answer questions, facilitate discussion, and provide feedback on activities and/or assignments. Learner-led or self-directed learning—the delivery of learning experiences to independent learners who lead and manage their own experience, delivered via web pages, multimedia presentations, computer applications, online presentations, or similar methods—is not instructor-led.
Rev date 2011.01
So am i reading this right. MD online is a no go. Money talks and online walks
Eligibility for a CCW license
Have provided proof of the firearms training required for a license.
(see Training Requirement below)
What kind of training is required to get a license?
Will an on-line training course satisfy the requirements to obtain a concealed carry permit?
No.
http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/ConcealedCarry/ccw-faq-20111020.pdf
page 15
Rev date 10.20.11
http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/ConcealedCarry/jus17-jus18-jcrar-20111108.pdf
page 2
Jus 17.03 Definitions.
9. Instructor-led” means training that is conducted face-to-face in which instructors actively guide students through each lesson, answer questions, facilitate discussion, and provide feedback on activities and/or assignments. Learner-led or self-directed learning—the delivery of learning experiences to independent learners who lead and manage their own experience, delivered via web pages, multimedia presentations, computer applications, online presentations, or similar methods—is not instructor-led.
Rev date 2011.01
So am i reading this right. MD online is a no go. Money talks and online walks
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paul@paul-fisher.com
Regular Member
As of this moment, you are correct.
TheManInBlack
Regular Member
M
McX
Guest
the coming free Wisconsin Carry training classes should meet the requirement of instructor led training, and save you a few bucks.
Dusto
Regular Member
Going to take the free class tomorrow. Wife is much happier with my 'waste' of money now that it's only going to be $50 instead of $150-$200. 