San Bernardino

[Knauga]

Hello all... I recently heard that San Berdoo County is denying the CCW carry of 1911 style pistols. Is this in fact true??

I've got a 1911 on mine.

[Cokebottle]

Complete FUD.

This has been coming from one of the local instructors.
He's a Glock fan... yet it could be argued that the 1911 in condition-1 is in fact safer than the Glock.

It's been discussed... I think the topic first came up late spring.

And of course, the person who posted the thread refused to "out" the instructor... but it was NOT the SBSD LTC instructor.

[rob474]

well i started the ball rolling they said they are booked till january and won't be doing interveiws till possibly june i hope this is not true

[Bob Hostetter]

I keep hearing mention of needing to raise funds to use to get the San Bernardino process more streamlined and in accordance with state law. I am willing to organize a fund raising shooting event that should be able to raise somewhere around $3000-5000 and will donate all of it to the cause if it goes to the San Bernardino effort. I would also need some Calguns members to help out. If there is an interest in doing this, AND it will make a difference, interested parties need to get together and start working on it.

[rob474]

heck i will help out if it will help the process

[winnre]

One thing San Bernardino can use is a revamp of their forms. They look like copies of third generation faxes. They need to be retyped and saved as a pdf file at best.

[rob474]

how long has most people waited for there interveiw i am just wondering if they say not till next year but call you in a lot earlier?

[Steveo8]

Update?

[Icypu]

I wanted to know who to ask about the question of commercial or restricted LTC. Does SBSD issue restricted permits to those who work in SB county? I spend about half my day in Chino Hills where I have been working for 3 years, so I was wondering if I could get a restricted or temporary permit. My good cause would remain the same.

[Cokebottle]

I wanted to know who to ask about the question of commercial or restricted LTC. Does SBSD issue restricted permits to those who work in SB county? I spend about half my day in Chino Hills where I have been working for 3 years, so I was wondering if I could get a restricted or temporary permit. My good cause would remain the same.

License must be issued by the county of residence.

The law used to allow issuance from any county in the state, but certain pro-2A Sheriffs were found to be issuing permits to residents from all over the state even if they had no residence or business within that county, so the state cracked down and amended the law.

Must be issued by the county (or city, city Police Chief does have legal authority to issue) of residence, and if you move, the license becomes invalid in 30 (perhaps 90?) days.

[WASR10]

Received a call this afternoon and my interview is set for late January. I have been waiting since September. I didn't expect to hear from them, much less get a date this early.

Any suggestions or advice on the good cause statement and interview will be well appreciated, thanks!

[Cokebottle]

Just be honest. Don't let the interviewer "discover" anything... only confirm.
No skeletons in your closet and you will get your permit.

[rob474]

well i got my call today i have a interveiw date it took alittle over a month for it but it happen so i will give updates when it is over

[WASR10]

well i got my call today i have a interveiw date it took alittle over a month for it but it happen so i will give updates when it is over

Good Luck!!

[astroboy]

I have done a lot of reading as to how to obtain
a CCW in San Bernardino. With that, I thought that
I was good to go. No negative records of any kind.
I have been a resident of San Bernardino county for
four years now, payed my taxes all the time and has
never had any negative encounter with any LEO.

I called SBCSD Employee Services Division this morning...

...found out that I am not eligible to apply for LTC since
I am not a US citizen. I was really taken aback and am
feeling really bad. For I didn't know that being a US citizen
is one of the requirement. I have never read anything
pertaining to being a US citizen as a requirement.

I respect their decision and I understand that I do not have
as much right as a US citizen. But I was hoping that being a
legal immigrant with a permanent resident card is enough.

It's one of those things that you have already set your mind
for, only to find out that it can't be done.