San Joaquin

[209Brent]

Also for what it's worth, I would highly recommend the book "Gun Digest Book of Concealed Carry", by Massad Ayoob. It answers a lot of questions that are critical for those new to CCW, including equipment, modes of carry, backup guns, shoot/no-shoot scenarios, many of the legal implications that most people never consider, and a lot more. Very much worth your time to read it if you're serious about this. Gun Digest Book of Concealed Carry https://www.amazon.com/dp/1440232679..._GAvtwbS9GGSJM

[209Brent]

Can we carry in post office?

You can't carry in any federal building where federal employees are present, or on the property of such a building. So that means post offices (including their parking lots), national parks offices, federal courthouses, military bases and recruiting offices are all off limits. You can carry in national parks in California (or any state where you have a valid permit) but not inside buildings in those parks.

[backpacker57]

They said you could start your renewal process 4 months before your permit expires.

[evollep3]

have anyone done their renewals yet Mine is due up in April and just wanted any heads up I should look out for. Thanks!

[Ceeceerider71]

Thanks Mayor...That looks to be a good size target and at 3 to 10 yards shouldn't be a problem. I just wanted a idea of how to practice. Now I just need to get the "approved" phone call. I'm only 3 months in so I have plenty of time to practice... Lol

[Mayor McRifle]

For those of you that have taken the ccw classes.... What kind of targets did they have you qualify with and at what distances?

Mine used these from 3 to 10 yards.



It was easy. The class and training were great, though.

[Ceeceerider71]

For those of you that have taken the ccw classes.... What kind of targets did they have you qualify with and at what distances?

[joshB exCorps]

Not legally.
Per 39 CFR 232.1

(l) Weapons and explosives. No person while on postal property may carry firearms, other dangerous or deadly weapons, or explosives, either openly or concealed, or store the same on postal property, except for official purposes.

Also, apparently a cased weapon would also be in violation of federal law, but I don't know the specific reference.

[1jherrera]

Can we carry in post office?

[1jherrera]

sweet thanks!!

[209Brent]

Yes. http://www.calccw.com/Forums/announc...ying-bart.html

[1jherrera]

does anyone know if we can carry on bart?

[slayer61]

From the Sheriff's PDF

When you have completed the application, please call (209) 468-4342 to
schedule an appointment with the PSD Background Investigator. When
you come in for the appointment, 2 forms of payment will be required: one
for $19.00 and one for $128.00. This covers the 20% cost to start the
process and the Department of Justice (DOJ) fingerprinting fees. The final
fee, if you are approved, will be $76.00.

It's been such a long time ... I don't even remember what I paid!

[joshB exCorps]

FYI, the application fees are now $19.00 and $128.00.

Livescan price went up? Or is the $128 the balance due on permit issue?

[swahealey5]

Fee update

FYI, the application fees are now $19.00 and $128.00.