Looking at my actual CCW that I carry, I noticed that there are two check-boxes-one says pistol and one revolver. I looked closely and mine is checked pistol and or with an 'x' there. What would be the reason for that? Revolver only? Why?
Might have to offer a different opinion on that. Oregon is a shall issue state. No restriction except it is a Concealed Handgun Permit. We can carry in schools, hospitals, and bars. Just about the only restriction is courthouses and jails along with federal buildings. If you need to carry on an Indian reservation then you must have a letter from an Indian judge but that is not a big issue for me.AirForceShooter said:Florida has the best of all CCW's.
But just remember when you drive up to GA. it's limited to what Georgia allows. So no switchblades, damn it.
AFS
Just peeked at your profile and thank the Lord you're in New York. If you were south of the Mason Dixon line I'd be having fits right now.Bruces45 said:Mine has my pic, thumb print, make, model and cal., and serial # of each pistol. No box's as to auto or revo, and I don't have to qualify with any of them.
Why?? Am I missing something or do you find a monkey with a gun a little nerveracking?:wave:ExSoldier762 said:Just peeked at your profile and thank the Lord you're in New York. If you were south of the Mason Dixon line I'd be having fits right now.
Everything EXCEPT brass nucks. They are strictly illegal in Florida. Baseball bat, switchblade, chainsaw... anything but brass nucks.ExSoldier762 said:or brass knucks....