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If so how does one go about applying for it.
If not Please stop laughing at me...
Thanks.
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Is there such a thing as a Federal Concealed Carry Permit?
If so how does one go about applying for it.
If not Please stop laughing at me...
Thanks.
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I think you'd have to work for the FBI...other than that, no.
No, there is not.
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Thank you.Originally Posted by SIXTO
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Ex police officers have carry privileges generally, however there is no universal CCW.
Arizona has one of the most widely accepted and honored CCWs available. I can travel to every state I want to travel too and carry.
Just check your state reciprocity etc.
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Ex police officers is a poor choice of words, because it makes the statement untrue.
Current or retired officers enjoy carry privileges, not the guy who got fired or quit.
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You have to have 15 years on the job first, right?
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I'm assuming your talking about retirement.
That would depend on a lot of factors, but generally speaking, no. Most states require 25-30 years for full retirement, but thats for money, not carry privilages.
If I had got hurt 3 years into the job and took a medical, I'd be a retired LEO and able to carry. I up and quit 16 years into it, then no, I'm not retired and probably could not carry under the LEO banner.
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I think this topic came up not long ago.
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Is there such a thing as a Federal Concealed Carry Permit?
If so how does one go about applying for it.
If not Please stop laughing at me...
Thanks.
oh sorry just one more
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You won't be laughed at for asking a question on this forum. Least of all by me.Originally Posted by Dal1Celt
Is there such a thing as a Federal Concealed Carry Permit?
If so how does one go about applying for it.
If not Please stop laughing at me...
Thanks.
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You are correct, I will word it better next time!
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I seem to remember a thread a while back, where someone had solicited or retained an attorney and portrayed that something like this (nationwide permit) was possible for a nominal fee. They were looking into a form of group buy into the deal somehow. I'd do a search , but maybe the mods can point you in the right direction?
A definite no, but I believe you can still get the 'badge' on line though...Is there such a thing as a Federal Concealed Carry Permit?
If so how does one go about applying for it.
If not Please stop laughing at me...
Thanks.
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