San Diego CCW

[MajorCaliber]

I have an email out to SDSO but.... has anyone removed a firearm from their license without replacing it? Are there fees/appointment waiting periods involved?

I hate it when I ask a question (How do I do X) and instead of answering the question I asked, I get all sorts of responses about why I should do Z instead, or wanting to know why I want to do X in the first place.

And now I'm about to do that exact same thing. CalGuns gods forgive me.

What purpose is there in removing one from your permit? There is no disadvantage I can see to keeping it on, even if you no longer own it. Removing it will cost you some sort of modification fee and take your time and SDSO's time. You will probably have to get into the queue to get the new permit. But the literal answer to your question is I have never done it and I have never heard of anyone else doing it.

[birdman81]

[QUOTE=MajorCaliber;
What purpose is there in removing one from your permit? There is no disadvantage I can see to keeping it on, even if you no longer own it. Removing it will cost you some sort of modification fee and take your time and SDSO's time. You will probably have to get into the queue to get the new permit. But the literal answer to your question is I have never done it and I have never heard of anyone else doing it.[/QUOTE]

[Fizz]

I hate it when I ask a question (How do I do X) and instead of answering the question I asked, I get all sorts of responses about why I should do Z instead, or wanting to know why I want to do X in the first place.

And now I'm about to do that exact same thing. CalGuns gods forgive me.

What purpose is there in removing one from your permit? There is no disadvantage I can see to keeping it on, even if you no longer own it. Removing it will cost you some sort of modification fee and take your time and SDSO's time. You will probably have to get into the queue to get the new permit. But the literal answer to your question is I have never done it and I have never heard of anyone else doing it.

Should probably remove guns from your permit you're going to sell, which is my plan.

You don't want your serial to come up on record during some criminal investigation or theft. There's just no benefit to you and all down sides.

[xd99problems]

Updated Timeline:

• The application turned in: 5/18/2021
• Original Appt:Sometime in 2022(forgot exact date)
• Watched Permitium like a hawk and was able to move my Appt to 11/15/21
• Mid-July, Able to move appt due to cancellation
• "Interview": 8/19/2021

Today's "interview" went well, Staff at the CCW office were great! I was not asked to revise anything or update my GC statement, only went over paperwork and signed a few things. Before today, I was not asked for additional information/supporting documents. I was extremely thorough and uploaded all supporting documentation for my GC statement when I first applied. I took my pictures and my livescan. I'm not sure if it is a comment made to all applicants or a good sign, but it was recommended that I look for certified trainers and I would be notified in 90 days of their decision.

Also, I asked if they had expanded their team to process applications. The young lady who processed my paperwork advised that they now have a bigger team to process CCW applications. Employees who were working on other permits in the past now help the CCW team.

[powersx]

Thats crazy, you're the first person I've seen take longer than 90 days. Im at 89 right now, we'll see how it goes.

Did you hear back by day 90?

[macmatthew]

Did you hear back by day 90?

Just recieved approval this morning on day 91. Maybe they start counting the days starting after your interview though so it could be day 90. Have you heard back yet?

[powersx]

Just recieved approval this morning on day 91. Maybe they start counting the days starting after your interview though so it could be day 90. Have you heard back yet?

Nope, still waiting on DOJ apparently

[powersx]

Well, I reached out and asked for my ATI and then checked it.

“Applicant Transaction Not Found.
Please Contact the Agency that Requested the Background Check.”

Confirmed with records that the ATI I was provided and checked was correct. They’re going to follow up with the DOJ today as there are several other missing fingerprint results.

[trustno12373]

This may be a little off topic and this may not be the right group for this question.

I am thinking about changing the stock trigger on my Smith and Wesson M&P Shield 1.0 with the Hyve Technologies Monarch trigger. Does anyone know if this would violate any policies for San Diego
County Sheriffs department, since this is one of my carry guns.

The trigger swap does not alter the trigger pull in any way. I also emailed the CCW unit, but have not received a response as of yet.

https://hyve-technologies.com/product/monarch-trigger-system-for-the-mp-shield/

Can anyone share their thoughts or experiences with these kinds of modifications?


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[powersx]

This may be a little off topic and this may not be the right group for this question.

I am thinking about changing the stock trigger on my Smith and Wesson M&P Shield 1.0 with the Hyve Technologies Monarch trigger. Does anyone know if this would violate any policies for San Diego
County Sheriffs department, since this is one of my carry guns.

The trigger swap does not alter the trigger pull in any way. I also emailed the CCW unit, but have not received a response as of yet.

https://hyve-technologies.com/product/monarch-trigger-system-for-the-mp-shield/

Can anyone share their thoughts or experiences with these kinds of modifications?


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[trustno12373]

[Fizz]

This may be a little off topic and this may not be the right group for this question.

I am thinking about changing the stock trigger on my Smith and Wesson M&P Shield 1.0 with the Hyve Technologies Monarch trigger. Does anyone know if this would violate any policies for San Diego
County Sheriffs department, since this is one of my carry guns.

The trigger swap does not alter the trigger pull in any way. I also emailed the CCW unit, but have not received a response as of yet.

https://hyve-technologies.com/product/monarch-trigger-system-for-the-mp-shield/

Can anyone share their thoughts or experiences with these kinds of modifications?


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I run the Apex shoe, and a friend runs the Hyve shoe in our respective Shields on our CCWs. It's not explicitly against any state or IA rule. IIRC there's only a passing reference to making a gun unsafe.

My 2c. Make your gun shoot the best it possibly can, any circumstance where your mods will be called into question will be dwarfed by 20 other things, and if your mods make you shoot better or more comfortable/inclined to carry then pros > cons.

99.99% of CCWers will never actually fire their weapon (number out of my *** guesstimate).

The only real material case where mods might make a difference is in an accidental/negligent shooting of some kind. Anything else is a SD claim - you intended to shoot the perp, and the mods will be less relavent.

[trustno12373]

I run the Apex shoe, and a friend runs the Hyve shoe in our respective Shields on our CCWs. It's not explicitly against any state or IA rule. IIRC there's only a passing reference to making a gun unsafe.

My 2c. Make your gun shoot the best it possibly can, any circumstance where your mods will be called into question will be dwarfed by 20 other things, and if your mods make you shoot better or more comfortable/inclined to carry then pros > cons.

99.99% of CCWers will never actually fire their weapon (number out of my *** guesstimate).

The only real material case where mods might make a difference is in an accidental/negligent shooting of some kind. Anything else is a SD claim - you intended to shoot the perp, and the mods will be less relavent.

[Paladin]

From another thread:

[LDL]

Another 4 weeks before I can pick up the permit. It's by appointment only.