List an SSE handgun on CCW

[cigardog]

Why would they know it was SSE'd in the first place?

SSE status would be pretty evident from the DROS.

[Dvrjon]

Like others have said you should be good to go.

On another note has anyone listed a gun that was capable of caliber swaps? For instance dropping a 40-9 lone wolf barrel in a Glock 27?

It often depends on the IA. Some may allow the recording of two calibers for the same gun...I can see a number of reasons why some would not. If you want to list the gun as both calibers separately, that usually takes up another space on the license. If one gun fails/gets lost, etc., two of your LTC options disappear.

Your LTC lists the caliber of weapon. If you are listing a .40 and are found with a 9 mm barrel in it, you could have an issue.

Cheers.

JR

[ElDub1950]

Like others have said you should be good to go.

On another note has anyone listed a gun that was capable of caliber swaps? For instance dropping a 40-9 lone wolf barrel in a Glock 27?

Depends on IA. I've read here that others do it. In El Dorado Co, you can not.

[Edgy01]

How about two pistols of the same make and calibre? I have two of the same gun. Does the LTC cite the serial number of the pieces or merely the manufacturer name and calibre?

TIA

Dan

[ElDub1950]

here it's by mfg, model, serial# & caliber for each

[Librarian]

How about two pistols of the same make and calibre? I have two of the same gun. Does the LTC cite the serial number of the pieces or merely the manufacturer name and calibre?

TIA

Dan

SN is included - PC 26175

(i) Any license issued upon the application shall set forth the
licensee's name, occupation, residence and business address, the
licensee's age, height, weight, color of eyes and hair, and the
reason for desiring a license to carry the weapon,

and shall, in
addition, contain a description of the weapon or weapons authorized
to be carried, giving the name of the manufacturer, the serial
number, and the caliber.

The license issued to the licensee may be
laminated.