San Diego CCW

[L84CABO]

That is great news! I might switch things up and re-qualify there. Did you use Kyle?

Yes. DGM is gtg.

[L84CABO]

Not arguing (since I have been looking for the answer myself), but are you sure about .22? Many jurisdictions in the state have a minimum .25 policy, but I have never been able to find any literature either way on San Diego.

My buddy qualified with a .22 Magnum pocket derringer. Now granted that's not .22 LR, but if they didn't have a problem with .22 Magnum it would be odd if they didn't allow .22 LR.

[BucDan]

Another question for you guys. Do I need to have all of the guns I want to use on the license ready by my appointment? Or can I add more guns on the day I range qualify?

I know that I can modify the license and add more guns later, but I kinda want it one and done, withstanding that I move between now and 2 years from now. Yeah, I'm being cheap about $10 to modify.

[ImOverHere]

Check your PMs.

[xblax619]

Another question for you guys. Do I need to have all of the guns I want to use on the license ready by my appointment? Or can I add more guns on the day I range qualify?

I know that I can modify the license and add more guns later, but I kinda want it one and done, withstanding that I move between now and 2 years from now. Yeah, I'm being cheap about $10 to modify.

yes u can add guns on your qualification day that weren’t on the application at the time of your appt.

[rplusplus]

Another question for you guys. Do I need to have all of the guns I want to use on the license ready by my appointment? Or can I add more guns on the day I range qualify?

To confirm, on the day of my appt the Deputy let me know that any gun I wanted on the permit would need to be brought and qualified with and when I uploaded the cert after training all would be added to the permit. I didn't even need to modify the permit at the appointment.

*Times getting short* Appointment Date was 4/28. Tick Tick Tick.

[BucDan]

Awesome. Good to know thanks!

[gil671]

Other than ammo, do we need to bring our holster/holsters as part of the qualifications at DGM? Will we drawing from our holster?

[xblax619]

Other than ammo, do we need to bring our holster/holsters as part of the qualifications at DGM? Will we drawing from our holster?

no on the drawing from holster at dgm for ccw qualification.

[gil671]

no on the drawing from holster at dgm for ccw qualification.

Thanks buddy! I just want to make sure about that.

[L84CABO]

no on the drawing from holster at dgm for ccw qualification.

+1. Been through their class three times now. No drawing from holster.

Side Note: On my maiden voyage...5-6 years ago at this point, they had you hip shoot. That was a bit weird because it isn't/wasn't a state requirement back then. But they still had you do it.

[xblax619]

+1. Been through their class three times now. No drawing from holster.

Side Note: On my maiden voyage...5-6 years ago at this point, they had you hip shoot. That was a bit weird because it isn't/wasn't a state requirement back then. But they still had you do it.

ya i did that in my initial qualification too. kinda weird. didn’t do it my renewal qualification a few months back.

[ldsnet]

Other than ammo, do we need to bring our holster/holsters as part of the qualifications at DGM? Will we drawing from our holster?

I did my initial and requal at Poway Weapons and Gear; the CCW class qualifies as being able to practice drawing and firing from a holster on their range.

The instructor said he only needed to observe safe handling and draw of one of the guns on my permit, not every weapon being added to my permit. (though qualified with 4 guns). The rest of the guns, I was able to demonstrate handling and firing from the bench.

[CessnaDriver]

+1. Been through their class three times now. No drawing from holster.

Side Note: On my maiden voyage...5-6 years ago at this point, they had you hip shoot. That was a bit weird because it isn't/wasn't a state requirement back then. But they still had you do it.

Same here, and then no more.

Made sense, I'm sure it was based on some self defense shootings there isn't time or even distance to use sights.

[xblax619]

Same here, and then no more.

Made sense, I'm sure it was based on some self defense shootings there isn't time or even distance to use sights.

Ya. That?s how it was explained to me. I was instructed to imagine if my attacker was already on top of me, possibly being held back with my weak hand. However, I didn?t have hold out my weak hand to hold off the imaginary attacker, likely for safety.