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  • WestttyWest
    Member
    • Dec 2015
    • 105

    Originally posted by Mayor McRifle
    Seriously? Are you thinking IWB or OWB?
    Sorry brother, but what does IWB or OWB mean? I'm new and its not on the acrynym thread. lol.

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    • WestttyWest
      Member
      • Dec 2015
      • 105

      Sorry guys I was just curious because I was on websites shoppingyesterday and under their "CA legal" some of them were AR/AK pistols. And I'm trying to put it together in my tiny brain if those can be CCW in CA.

      So different counties allow this?

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      • uglyduckling
        Member
        • Jul 2014
        • 344

        Originally posted by joshB exCorps
        I think I would have a fricking heart-attack if I ever learned that a CLEO approved an AR/AK pistol for CCW in CA.
        Lol, because they are scary to you?
        John 3:16

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        • Mayor McRifle
          Calguns Addict
          • Dec 2013
          • 7648

          Originally posted by WestttyWest
          Sorry brother, but what does IWB or OWB mean? I'm new and its not on the acrynym thread. lol.
          Are you thinking about carrying your AR or AK pistol concealed on your person with an inside the waistband holster (IWB) or with a holster outside the waistband (OWB)? I'm assuming that pocket carry is out.
          Anchors Aweigh

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          • joshB exCorps
            Junior Member
            • Nov 2014
            • 40

            Originally posted by uglyduckling
            Lol, because they are scary to you?
            I guess that all depends on how you choose to interpret my statement. I know that there is a lot of FUD regarding AR and AK pistols out there, so I understand if it's easy to assume someone would wet themselves at the mere thought. Admittedly, if I were to find myself in a situation where I had to defend myself against an assailant with one of these weapons, using what I carry everyday -- as I do have a CCW -- I would definitely attempt to put as much hardened material between myself and the subject before returning fire.
            That said, my statement was to convey my disbelief that any card-carrying CLEO within the state of California would ever approve CCW for a AR/AK pistol. First off, it's a concealed weapon permit, an short of a duffel-bag, trench coat, or in-car, there are decidedly few concealment options for something like that. Second, even in a shall-issue type county, especially one that required permitting by weapon type and SN, I am sure that a CLEO would think long and hard about putting his or her signature on that, even if not statutorily disallowed. Lastly, the political climate being what it is in CA, especially if that particular weapon were permitted and then used in a SD situation in public, said CLEO probably would be driven out of the state.

            IMHO, IANAL, and all that jazz...
            Last edited by joshB exCorps; 12-10-2015, 11:26 AM. Reason: typos
            Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet.
            ~ Gen. James Mattis, USMC

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            • mmayer707
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2012
              • 713

              Originally posted by wilit
              Question about the application form where you list your firearms. If you have a pistol that is capable of multiple calibers like .38/.357 Mag and .40/.357 Sig, can you list all those calibers on the single line or are you restricted to a single caliber?
              I have a Glock 21 (.45 ACP) with a conversion barrel to 10mm. I have it listed in both calibers under one gun. You do have to qualify with both barrels though.

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              • BubbaCluck
                Member
                • Jan 2013
                • 240

                Well, called the SO this morning to start the process. First appointment was 12-28. I know it's a long haul but "the longest journey begins with the first step".
                NRA member

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                • joshB exCorps
                  Junior Member
                  • Nov 2014
                  • 40

                  Originally posted by BubbaCluck
                  Well, called the SO this morning to start the process. First appointment was 12-28. I know it's a long haul but "the longest journey begins with the first step".
                  Good Luck, BubbaCluck!
                  Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet.
                  ~ Gen. James Mattis, USMC

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                  • BubbaCluck
                    Member
                    • Jan 2013
                    • 240

                    Does anyone know if personal finances are a part of the equation regarding good moral character? If one's credit score is okay, but not excellent, does it make a difference?
                    NRA member

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                    • T-REX1911
                      Junior Member
                      • Dec 2015
                      • 10

                      CCW LIABILITY INSURANCE?

                      Hi, I was wondering if any of you cc's have insurance or an attorney ready at hand if you ever have to use your weapon? I just applied a couple months back, but after applying I really took this into perspective of the legal part of using mine... I've heard there are companies that offer this service. .... yes your attacker may be 6' under but his family attorney and the county/state prosecutors want to charge you with 1st degree murder! What will you do in this situation?
                      BTW... first time poster new to CG
                      Oh also... I heard this type of service cost about $150.00 a year

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                      • Samuel Adams
                        Junior Member
                        • Oct 2007
                        • 79

                        I have CCW Safe. $100 Couple friends do also. I also have and had previously an umbrella policy from my regular insurance company.



                        Originally posted by T-REX1911
                        Hi, I was wondering if any of you cc's have insurance or an attorney ready at hand if you ever have to use your weapon? I just applied a couple months back, but after applying I really took this into perspective of the legal part of using mine... I've heard there are companies that offer this service. .... yes your attacker may be 6' under but his family attorney and the county/state prosecutors want to charge you with 1st degree murder! What will you do in this situation?
                        BTW... first time poster new to CG
                        Oh also... I heard this type of service cost about $150.00 a year
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                        • Yreka
                          Member
                          • Feb 2014
                          • 316

                          Originally posted by Yreka
                          Got a call today, they moved the appointment date in from Feb 9th to December 1st
                          Interview was on Dec 1 2014
                          Took the training on Jan 25 2015 ( www.valleydefense.com )
                          Permit issued: Nov 4 2015

                          Good luck!

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                          • USCCA2004
                            Junior Member
                            • Nov 2015
                            • 34

                            Hello! The USCCA (United States Concealed Carry Association) has memberships that include an insurance-backed benefit to help you financially with civil suit defense and damages protection, criminal defense protection and instant attorney retainer, immediate bail bond funding, 24/7/365 immediate assistance from our Critical Response Team, local attorney referral within 24 hours, post-incident counseling as well as firearms theft liability. Take care and stay safe! Kristine - Member Services Advisor, USCCA

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                            • blown57due
                              Senior Member
                              • Jun 2011
                              • 779

                              CCW Ins.

                              Originally posted by T-REX1911
                              Hi, I was wondering if any of you cc's have insurance or an attorney ready at hand if you ever have to use your weapon? I just applied a couple months back, but after applying I really took this into perspective of the legal part of using mine... I've heard there are companies that offer this service. .... yes your attacker may be 6' under but his family attorney and the county/state prosecutors want to charge you with 1st degree murder! What will you do in this situation?
                              BTW... first time poster new to CG
                              Oh also... I heard this type of service cost about $150.00 a year
                              Same a Samuel Adams above. Have a 2 Mil. Umbrella on homeowners and CCW Safe. Price is going up next year, but as of now they have buy 5 years for cost of 4 years. About $396 for 5 yrs. not promoting anybody, but just added 5 years to my policy.

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                              • livin_in_209
                                Junior Member
                                • Mar 2015
                                • 21

                                Quick update for everyone they are now on February 2015 applications !!

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