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[LrdVaderZ]

And if they are reading this forum as reported most recently by Rpak???

Good point. It would have been helpful to future applicants, but you are right that it could be overly risky

[kevwess]

@hwarang
No i don't think anyone has had their interview there. Wait till tue like you said, if you haven't heard anything, i would suggest emailing the ccw unit.

[cupobutter]

I bought the Springfield XD9 sub-compact, hoping that we win the Duncan v Bonta case and will be able to have more than 10 rounds in the magazine. But since the XD is top-heavy and doesn't feel as balanced, I just bought the M&P Shield which I will be picking up tomorrow.

don't get me wrong--I like my shield--but I wouldn't call it balanced. the polymer frame just makes any gun feel top-heavy once your mag is close to empty.

[regmilla31]

Got a call today but missed it, went to voicemail. Called back and left a message. So I guess we’ll see!

Submitted: 5/20

I missed my call too and called right back and left a message but didn't get a call back. I suggest to keep calling but call at the same time of day that they deputy called you. I did that and was able to get the deputy on the phone. I am assuming they make their phone calls at the same time of day so they will be by the phone and more likely to pick up your call.

[krow4ever]

Quick question for those who have gone to the training. Does the cost of the training change depending on the number of guns listed on your CCW application (I.e. 1 firearm vs 3 firearms?)

7/2 Application Received
8/9 Check cashed
Still waiting...

[bb557]

Quick question for those who have gone to the training. Does the cost of the training change depending on the number of guns listed on your CCW application (I.e. 1 firearm vs 3 firearms?)

7/2 Application Received
8/9 Check cashed
Still waiting...

No, not for the class I took. The only additional cost is the extra ammo for qualifying.

[MajorCaliber]

Quick question for those who have gone to the training. Does the cost of the training change depending on the number of guns listed on your CCW application (I.e. 1 firearm vs 3 firearms?)

That's up to the trainer. It's something to ask when you are selecting one.

[kevwess]

@Krow
Like major said, depends on the trainer. The class I took included firearm #1 in their cost of the class. Firearms #2 and #3 cost 10$ each.

[iBkickinit]

I'm not sure just what you are suggesting. Let's say you got an expired registration ticket 10 years ago. Where are you going to share that; in the section for tickets in the last 5 years or in the section for arrests?

I would suggest it does not belong in either, and there are those who would suggest that putting it in a section it does not belong reflects negatively on you because you can't follow simple directions.

I would say expired tags are a notch below. Driving on a suspended license means:

A) You got your license suspended, whether its for too many points, DUI, or Failure to Appear...

B) You continued to drive, and then did something to draw the attention of a cop, who ALSO popped you for driving on the suspended license.

I would agree that a simple reg infraction outside of 5 years doesn't need to be listed. But the driving on a suspended license has more parts to it than just the ticket, so would be good to explain preemptively.

[Chakachaka]

Quick question for those who have gone to the training. Does the cost of the training change depending on the number of guns listed on your CCW application (I.e. 1 firearm vs 3 firearms?)

7/2 Application Received
8/9 Check cashed
Still waiting...

Yes, the class I took had a base fee of 275 which included one firearm qualification. Each additional firearms was $25

[steelholder]

What's the cheapest class in the sfv area?

[MajorCaliber]

I would say expired tags are a notch below. Driving on a suspended license means:

A) You got your license suspended, whether its for too many points, DUI, or Failure to Appear...

B) You continued to drive, and then did something to draw the attention of a cop, who ALSO popped you for driving on the suspended license.

I would agree that a simple reg infraction outside of 5 years doesn't need to be listed. But the driving on a suspended license has more parts to it than just the ticket, so would be good to explain preemptively.

Again, where would you, or more relevantly to the original discussion, where would the average citizen be expected to know he is supposed to share that, in the section for traffic tickets within the last 5 years where it does not belong, or in the arrests section when no average citizen would have reason to believe that a ticket given at the side of the road with no cuffs, no Miranda warnings, and no ride to the station counts as an "arrest".

Maybe there is a list of tickets that legally count as arrests, I have no idea, I'm not a lawyer, but my basic point was that if there is such a list, LASD needs to tell us that in advance rather than deciding somebody does not have GMC because they failed to disclose that on their application when there was no section it seems to fit. The expectation that we regular folks should automatically know which tickets have enough "parts" or whatever the criteria is to count as arrests is just unreasonable.

[iBkickinit]

Again, where would you, or more relevantly to the original discussion, where would the average citizen be expected to know he is supposed to share that, in the section for traffic tickets within the last 5 years where it does not belong, or in the arrests section when no average citizen would have reason to believe that a ticket given at the side of the road with no cuffs, no Miranda warnings, and no ride to the station counts as an "arrest".

Maybe there is a list of tickets that legally count as arrests, I have no idea, I'm not a lawyer, but my basic point was that if there is such a list, LASD needs to tell us that in advance rather than deciding somebody does not have GMC because they failed to disclose that on their application when there was no section it seems to fit. The expectation that we regular folks should automatically know which tickets have enough "parts" or whatever the criteria is to count as arrests is just unreasonable.

Point taken. They could definitely be a little more clear about what they actually want.

[Mute]

What's the cheapest class in the sfv area?

Have you looked at the list of approved LA CCW trainers? I doubt anyone knows the prices of every approved trainer off the top of their heads.

https://lasd.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/CCW_LASD_AUTHORIZED_TRAINING_PROVIDERS_072121.pdf

[Trippin41]

What's the cheapest class in the sfv area?

Firing Line in Burbank.