bad CCW experience in Monterey

[ingber]

I've had CCW's some years ago in San Diego CA, Virginia, Florida, and Oregon. In 2002 we were considering relocating to Monterey County where we had lived some time ago. I applied for a CCW in 2004, writing this info:

Good Cause information removed by staff

I decided *not* to add "Since 9/11 I wish to be able to protect myself and others under any terrorist threat." This was advised on one CA gun forum.

I got a very warm reception to my application in the interview from Officer Greg Clark, in charge of CCW's. He said everything looked very good, especially my record of being cool-headed in hand-to-hand combat, and he looked forward to working with me on the shooting range. However, a month later I got a later saying it was denied for insufficient cause.

We then moved to Oregon. I visit CA once in awhile, and if I have my revolver I lock it unloaded in my S&W case and any ammo in a separate locked S&W case. Is there any county in N CA that might issue a CCW for regular visitors from OR?

Thanks.

Lester

[swdr]

I believe you have to be a California resident to be issued a Cal CCW.

[G30 Steve]

The only non-resident CCWs issued will be if your employment address is in the jurisdiction in which you apply. 12050 (a)(1)(D)(ii)

FYI - Your ammo does not have to be in a separate locked container. It just can't be in the same locked container as the revolver when transporting it.

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by G30 Steve

The only non-resident CCWs issued will be if your employment address is in the jurisdiction in which you apply. 12050 (a)(1)(D)(ii)

FYI - Your ammo does not have to be in a separate locked container. It just can't be in the same locked container as the revolver when transporting it.

FYI, I believe those are only 90 day permits.

[X-ffdo]

Originally Posted by BonoVox

FYI, I believe those are only 90 day permits.

+1