Just curious, as my renewal is right around the corner...... How long 'til "D" (Disarm) Day for you? Did you get a renewal pkg early, or did they send it 90 days out?
Renewal sent in 3/27/09
Well just sent in my renewal application, I wonder how long
it will take to get it back.
Insert Jeopardy theme song:rolf
it will take to get it back.
Insert Jeopardy theme song:rolf
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Renewals get priority. You will not have to wait long.
However this brings another question in 7 years from now when I have to renew mine I will have to renew with 90,000 other renewals......I can expect great service for me since I am still waiting for the mail man to drop it off yet.....thanks.....in 7 years for me another mess to look forward too.....thanks....:dancingbanana
However this brings another question in 7 years from now when I have to renew mine I will have to renew with 90,000 other renewals......I can expect great service for me since I am still waiting for the mail man to drop it off yet.....thanks.....in 7 years for me another mess to look forward too.....thanks....:dancingbanana
never thought about that, i wonder if you can renew early lol, id renew in like 5-6 years and then get away from the cluster**** thats going on right now
Sent it early like 90 days till disarm day, being LEO not really warried about being disarmed.Just curious, as my renewal is right around the corner...... How long 'til "D" (Disarm) Day for you? Did you get a renewal pkg early, or did they send it 90 days out?
But I Do not like having a cool off period purchasing a handgun.
Do they actually require the cool off period for LEOs? Oh well, another one of those well thought out laws. Before Alabama went to the NICS system, I used to laugh at how silly the waiting period was. It didn't make sense that I could go into a gun shop wearing a concealed weapon with my permit, but I had to have a cooling off period before I could pick up a new firearm. Makes a lot of sense doesn't it?Sent it early like 90 days till disarm day, being LEO not really warried about being disarmed.
But I Do not like having a cool off period purchasing a handgun.
When I was LE, I didn't have to wait to buy a firearm. Go in uniform and see if they challenge you.Sent it early like 90 days till disarm day, being LEO not really warried about being disarmed.
But I Do not like having a cool off period purchasing a handgun.
Under the letterhead of your dept. you can, but not as a private citizen without having a conceal license.When I was LE, I didn't have to wait to buy a firearm. Go in uniform and see if they challenge you.
That stinks that they have that law in (Florida). Ohio here and they do not have any wait time. What amazes me though, I would bet that most people that buy guns probably already have a gun. So in my opinion that law is foolish. Think about it, I bet 90% of the buyers are not first time buyers when you go to a gun store. What is that law going to really do for you?Sent it early like 90 days till disarm day, being LEO not really warried about being disarmed.
But I Do not like having a cool off period purchasing a handgun.
I just renewed my CWFL...19 days from mailbox to mailbox. :thumsup
And if you trade in a gun on a new gun, the waiting period is waived.
And if you trade in a gun on a new gun, the waiting period is waived.
I was on Duty/call to duty 24 hrs/7 days a week like all Deputy Sheriffs in the County. I would show my credentials and pick the gun up the same day. This was Pre- 2000. If the laws changed since then, that would be ridiculous law.Under the letterhead of your dept. you can, but not as a private citizen without having a conceal license.
It is ridiculous, but here's the stat.,I was on Duty/call to duty 24 hrs/7 days a week like all Deputy Sheriffs in the County. I would show my credentials and pick the gun up the same day. This was Pre- 2000. If the laws changed since then, that would be ridiculous law.
[3] Section 790.0655(1)(a), Fla. Stat. Pursuant to s. 790.0655(2), Fla. Stat., the three day waiting period does not apply when a handgun is being purchased by the holder of a concealed weapons permit or when another handgun is being traded in. Violation of the statute providing the three day waiting period is made a third degree felony by s. 790.0655(3), Fla. Stat.
Stupidest Law on the books. This tells me that Florida is in it for the money.. I can understand if your retired and don't have a license. (me), but active duty? that is just wrong. I was carrying off duty when I purchased my new firearms. Maybe that had something to do with it?It is ridiculous, but here's the stat.,
[3] Section 790.0655(1)(a), Fla. Stat. Pursuant to s. 790.0655(2), Fla. Stat., the three day waiting period does not apply when a handgun is being purchased by the holder of a concealed weapons permit or when another handgun is being traded in. Violation of the statute providing the three day waiting period is made a third degree felony by s. 790.0655(3), Fla. Stat.
I was on Duty/call to duty 24 hrs/7 days a week like all Deputy Sheriffs in the County. I would show my credentials and pick the gun up the same day. This was Pre- 2000. If the laws changed since then, that would be ridiculous law.
Uh oh, you are starting to DATE yourself. "back in the old days when I was a deputy......" Could you send your 12 year old son to the gun store to pick up your gun for you back then?:rolf
I received confirmation that the DOL received my renewal application on March 4th...I called today to check on the status an d was told... "Yes, we received your application on April 4th and it is in process." and before I could inquire further was brushed off and the call was disconnected....:thumbsdwn
Is that a typo??I just renewed my CWFL...19 days from mailbox to mailbox. :thumsup
And if you trade in a gun on a new gun, the waiting period is waived.
I hope not!Is that a typo??
Nope. :dancingbananaIs that a typo??
The good ole daysUh oh, you are starting to DATE yourself. "back in the old days when I was a deputy......"
back when your hands weren't tied and you could do your job.. Decided to leave after they started video taping our actions to avoid a potential civil suit.I aint that old, just started young :thumsupCould you send your 12 year old son to the gun store to pick up your gun for you back then?
Took me 35 days from box to box for the renewal.
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