San Diego CCW

[AfricanHunter]

[Zak]

If the others are like me, I shifted my internet time from Calguns to online shopping for holsters/ammo/belts/training after being approved

Best of luck to you.

[D16er]

During my process the backround investigator had a question about my employment, they contacted me a week after my second interview. I got my approval letter 34 days after the second interview.

My guess is that you will get an answer in the next week or so, good luck!!

Congratulations!! I had the investigator contact me last week on day 28 after my second interview regarding a good contact phone number for my employer. I am hoping to receive a letter today which will put me at day 35.

[smg4643]

During my process the backround investigator had a question about my employment, they contacted me a week after my second interview. I got my approval letter 34 days after the second interview.

My guess is that you will get an answer in the next week or so, good luck!!

[LoadedM333]

30 days in still too early I think even with the way they speed things up.

Mine took almost 90days.


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[Rob1559]

Been pretty quiet lately. Anyone get issued recently? I have a feeling many aren’t posting even though they got the green light from the sheriff to take the 8 hour course. It is a concealed weapons permit after all heh.

I’m at 30 days exactly after I submitted my application and supporting packet. Not even so much as a peep from the SD. Not sure if that’s a good or bad.

Rob

[LoadedM333]

San Diego CCW

I have 2 pistols on my permit that both have multiple calibers: a Kimber Pro Carry II HD in 38 Super/9mm and a Sig P229 in .40/357 Sig/9mm.

This is interesting.

I already qualified with .40 on my Sig P229, to add .357sig on the same pistol I just need to re-qualify again but this time with. .357, is that it?


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[D16er]

I have 2 pistols on my permit that both have multiple calibers: a Kimber Pro Carry II HD in 38 Super/9mm and a Sig P229 in .40/357 Sig/9mm.

Dod you HAVE to qualify with both or can you just qualify with one caliber?

[Learning]

I just got off the phone with the licensing division, the clerk placed me on hold to check with someone and she told me we are able to have both calibers on the firearm. You will need to qualify with both the .40s&w and 9mm barrel on it when taking the ccw course. She stated that the permit will state both calibers for that firearm and that it will only count as one firearm on the permit.

I don't plan on shooting .40 anytime soon, I wish I would have asked her if I am able to only qualify with the 9mm. I will probably wait for the approval letter to ask them that, I do not want to pester them.

Good luck to everyone applying.

I have 2 pistols on my permit that both have multiple calibers: a Kimber Pro Carry II HD in 38 Super/9mm and a Sig P229 in .40/357 Sig/9mm.

[GlockUnCut]

While they are in such a good accommodating mood, maybe I should call and ask if I qualify with 4 firearms... then can I get 4 on my permit?

When if they say no, then use the logic they will allow one firearm in two different calibers to count as 1 firearm... so why not?

Okay, maybe my logic is a stretch. But darn it, I want to get 4 firearms on my next permit at renewal time!

[Rob1559]

I would never have guessed the Sheriff would allow this. Guessing this is to accommodate modular systems like the SIG P320?

[GlockUnCut]

I just got off the phone with the licensing division, the clerk placed me on hold to check with someone and she told me we are able to have both calibers on the firearm. You will need to qualify with both the .40s&w and 9mm barrel on it when taking the ccw course. She stated that the permit will state both calibers for that firearm and that it will only count as one firearm on the permit.

I don't plan on shooting .40 anytime soon, I wish I would have asked her if I am able to only qualify with the 9mm. I will probably wait for the approval letter to ask them that, I do not want to pester them.

Good luck to everyone applying.

Wow, very interesting. An unexpected answer from them.

Good luck!

[D16er]

I just got off the phone with the licensing division, the clerk placed me on hold to check with someone and she told me we are able to have both calibers on the firearm. You will need to qualify with both the .40s&w and 9mm barrel on it when taking the ccw course. She stated that the permit will state both calibers for that firearm and that it will only count as one firearm on the permit.

I don't plan on shooting .40 anytime soon, I wish I would have asked her if I am able to only qualify with the 9mm. I will probably wait for the approval letter to ask them that, I do not want to pester them.

Good luck to everyone applying.

[GlockUnCut]

Thanks for your input. I was thinking of having gun1 (also a range toy) with 2 calibers with either caliber at any given time. Gun2 would be 9mm only. I guess I can change gun1 to 9mm while at the range only.


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My main point (again) would be... you're over thinking it.

I have (not on my permit) both .40 and 9mm firearms. There is such little difference. I love them both. But not worth the effort.

How they would handle the different caliber firearms with the same serial number?? Who knows.

I don't think it's worth it. But, you could always call them and ask.

[jaymez619]

Yes, but it's not worth the trouble.

You basically go back to your instructor and pay to get requalified with that firearm. Then take the paperwork to them... wait along time for someone to be available and they issue you a new permit.

But since it's going to be the same serial number on the firearm, and just a caliber change, that might cause them to go "what?" - I personally wouldn't do it. Stick with 9mm and a stock configured firearm for everyday carry.

I swapped one out for a completely different firearm (dropped one and added another) for one that I didn't own at the initial application. They don't do it with an appointment (at least when I did it). You just show up and wait.

In my case, it was worth it. But I wouldn't mess with a caliber change. Keep it stock.

Thanks for your input. I was thinking of having gun1 (also a range toy) with 2 calibers with either caliber at any given time. Gun2 would be 9mm only. I guess I can change gun1 to 9mm while at the range only.


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