you Misfits in Louisiana that have lifetime CCW permits

Gary Reeder
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Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 11:40 (1884 days ago)

a new ATF law now says you can only use it to bypass the NICS check for the first 5 years of your permit. Here is the statement from the ATF...

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has reviewed the Louisiana Lifetime Permit and determined that the permit meets the requirements as an alternative to the NICS background check requirement only for the initial five-year period beginning on the original issuance date. However, since the Louisiana Lifetime Permit is not re-issued with an updated issuance date, the holder cannot continue to use their “original” Lifetime Permit indefinitely as an alternative to a NICS background check. After the initial five-year period, the Louisiana Lifetime Permit would no longer meet the requirements of 18 U.S.C. § 922(t) as an alternative to a NICS background check. The holder of a Louisiana Lifetime Permit would then be subject to a NICS check by a Louisiana FFL for a firearm transfer occurring after the first five years of the issuance date.

Some of those Coon-asses might become felons!

WB
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Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 12:44 (1884 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

Here in AR we are required to "renew" our state licenses (they are not permits) every 5 years. We have to load and shoot a semi-automatic handgun and hit paper sufficiently to show competent ability. Otherwise you are restricted to use a revolver only. (I still do not understand that rule)

To me it's fun but IF I got old and they tried to take it away from me because I shook too much, had arthritis and had to use a revolver only, or my vision was going, I'd be a little pissed. But our state also allows citizen carry either concealed or open in most places except where prohibit posted. Roman argued why the need for one at all. It does provide a revenue stream to the state police and notice who is armed, has firearms. But it also sponsors trainers and many gunshops too. It really streamlines NICS and provides you with a second photo ID with FBI background checks! I think I paid $250 or so to get the initial license and it's like $50-60 every 5 years. I upgraded mine to "Enhanced" level requiring an 8 hour classroom study and passing the state police firing course. I liked it. Now I can also carry in all state owned buildings including universities were others cannot. Not that I really go into the State Capital armed often.

*We noticed lately if you have a medical Marijuana card issued you might not be eligible to actually buy any firearms as per form 4477. To lie about it is technically a felony!

What does the "weed" question really ask?

WB
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Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 12:51 (1884 days ago) @ WB

It may state "illegal" user... That might let the medical issue slide through. However here at work we have specifically written HR regs to specifically exclude medical card holders. Not my call however.

Although many states have decriminalized

John W
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Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 19:08 (1884 days ago) @ WB

the use of marijuana for medical or recreational reasons, it is still illegal under federal law.

I live in Arkansas I open carry and conceal w/o a permit.

Sid R
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Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 19:08 (1884 days ago) @ WB

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