Sacramento

[Jremy707]

So if anyone needs to Livescan, the Rancho station has no wait currently

[NinjaNinja]

Finally got mine. I logged onto Calguns just to post this. Total of 6.5 months.

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

[bob.dakeelstripe]

Finally got mine. I logged onto Calguns just to post this. Total of 6.5 months.

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

WoW

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[bob.dakeelstripe]

O and congrats!

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[bob.dakeelstripe]

So if anyone needs to Livescan, the Rancho station has no wait currently

I'm hoping to need one SOON !

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[Sapperforward]

Are the livescan locations ever really that backed up? I've livescanned a half a dozen times or more in the last 5-6 years and never waited more than 10-15 minutes to be scanned.

[Old_Bald_Guy]

This is CalGuns...you don't need a basis for anything, here.



(Although I do base that upon my observations over the past few years.)

That's a good point. I'm basing that on your adroit use of meta baselessness. Meta baselessness...it may well be you've also come upon the best way to analyze the legislature.

[KahrMan]

Finally got mine. I logged onto Calguns just to post this. Total of 6.5 months.

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Was that 6.5 months from application to issuance or 6.5 months just to get livescan results. Ask as am waiting on my results.

[rc dude]

I used a service to check the webpage every three hours to see if it changed and it would email me when it detected a change, and was able to get a new applicant appointment on October 24th. That just happens to be the day after I turn 21

[Dvrjon]

I used a service to check the webpage every three hours to see if it changed and it would email me when it detected a change, and was able to get a new applicant appointment on October 24th. That just happens to be the day after I turn 21

Happy b-day, in advance!

Clearly, there are strategies which can be used to work this system.

[Sapperforward]

I used a service to check the webpage every three hours to see if it changed and it would email me when it detected a change, and was able to get a new applicant appointment on October 24th. That just happens to be the day after I turn 21

Smart man. I didn't know such services were available.

[Dvrjon]

Smart man. I didn't know such services were available.

Kids. They've got this technology stuff bluetoothed.

I'm only able to be involved because my IBM Selectric is attached to my Atari 64 and then landlines to a dialup server.

[NinjaNinja]

Was that 6.5 months from application to issuance or 6.5 months just to get livescan results. Ask as am waiting on my results.

Whoops I actually miscalculated it was actually around 5.5 months for the whole ordeal. It seemed worst in my mind. My bad. Here are the dates for me:

29 February -->Initial appointment
4 April --> DOJ/FBI Application approved
17-18 May --> 16 hr CCW Class
5 July --> Clearance Approved
24 August --> Final Issuance

Issuance could have been sooner, had there been earlier appt times.

[bob.dakeelstripe]

Kids. They've got this technology stuff bluetoothed.

I'm only able to be involved because my IBM Selectric is attached to my Atari 64 and then landlines to a dialup server.

With a rotary Dail

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[rc dude]

For anybody that wants to try the same service I used, google "visualping". You put in the webpage URL and then draw a box around where you want it to watch for changes. You get like 60 free checks per month, which at one check every 3 hours would last just over a week. You can also have it check more or less often. Hope this helps someone.