San Diego CCW

[luv2shoot]

[LoadedM333]

I was surprised too.

When I picked up my renewal permit, yesterday at 0813 hours, I asked the CCW clerk that was processing my app about adding additional firearms since I was thinking of dropping/changing one. To my surprise, she said there's no limit and can add as many as you want but one has to qualify them and complete/submit Modifications on Permitium.

[luv2shoot]

I was surprised too.

When I picked up my renewal permit, yesterday at 0813 hours, I asked the CCW clerk that was processing my app about adding additional firearms since I was thinking of dropping/changing one. To my surprise, she said there's no limit and can add as many as you want but one has to qualify them and complete/submit Modifications on Permitium.

[LoadedM333]

Yup, the ones that matter are the ones that you qualified with and listed on Firearms Safety and Proficiency Cert from your trainer. These will be listed on your permit when the processed your application.

Keep in mind that if you have 20 firearms listed, you'll have a big/long rice paper permit type with all the firearms that you want to carry.

I wanted to add about 5 firearms/handguns that I shoot the most. This way, I can keep/transport them loaded/concealed without issues.

[ezaircon4jc]

I never heard about the 5.

I asked her if they laminate the paper permit and Jessica said they don't anymore because they wanted to be able to add firearms. I asked if they allowed more than 3 now and she told me there was no longer a limit and all we had to do was qualify each firearm; no class required, just the qualification.

[Rorge Retson]

I thought they upgraded to the credit card style permit, like Arizona - no?
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[CessnaDriver]

I thought they upgraded to the credit card style permit, like Arizona - no?
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Yes. But it's not got state approval yet.
So you get both for now. The paper one is what you must have on you for now.

[Rorge Retson]

Yes. But it's not got state approval yet.
So you get both for now. The paper one is what you must have on you for now.

So, how many available lines are there for weapons on the credit-card permit?
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[CessnaDriver]

So, how many available lines are there for weapons on the credit-card permit?
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Well. there's room for two more at least, if that "restrictions" area budged down there would be more room.

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/attachment.php?attachmentid=896270&d=1588900881

[Rorge Retson]

Well. there's room for two more at least, if that "restrictions" area budged down there would be more room.

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/...0&d=1588900881

Nice!

[BucDan]

You guys ever hear about a home visit by the Sheriff's Department before receiving the carry license?

Saw an interesting post on r/caguns about it. For San Diego County, too.

[CessnaDriver]

It’s happened, they just check residency is all. Though given rare reports of it here I don’t think it’s common at all.

[LoadedM333]

You guys ever hear about a home visit by the Sheriff's Department before receiving the carry license?

Saw an interesting post on r/caguns about it. For San Diego County, too.

Yup, on my initial app, investigator left business card and spoke to my neighbors.
I called back, he said that was just confirming my residency.


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[MajorCaliber]

On my initial application, he stopped by and left a business card since I was not home. The fact that I called the number was taken as proof I live there. I don't believe he talked to any neighbors. This process was not present for my renewal since I have not changed addresses.

I find talking to the neighbors disturbing. I do not discuss my firearm ownership or activity with my neighbors. It's none of their business and could lead to problems given the strong progressive views in my area.

[ezaircon4jc]

Didn't get a visit. They accepted my electric and water bills as proof of residency. I did have to make sure my name and address was on the bill.