ChuckBooty's CCW application log

[ChuckBooty]

Ive got the policy and application sitting on my desk at home. Theyre not gonna put the Military stipulation into thier policy because its illegal, however, they can use it as a factor "off the books".

Im all for you trying, and I hope you get it. If you do, Id like to know about your good cause statement, since mine apparently isnt good enough.

**ETA**( and I dont make enough $$$ to rally someone to support my cause )

Maybe you should appeal? I have read that sometimes if you simply request a copy of all of the CCW permits that were approved by the sheriff than a lot of times they'll just approve you or at least grant your appeal. They don't want to risk a lawsuit or bad press when it shows that 99% of the Sheriffs campain doners all happen to have CCW permits too. LOL!

[Sam]

if that worked then the Bay Area would many more permits than they do and why would the sheriff be worried about bad press concerning CCW?...we are in California

[dwh100]

Good Luck Chuck! We're rootin' fer ya!

[nick]

I was told by an individual at Rside Co Sheriff that they have a no issue policy to Military personel.

I wouldn't trust military personnel with firearms, either. Do you know how many of the said firearms they've ruined?

[xrMike]

I have read that sometimes if you simply request a copy of all of the CCW permits that were approved by the sheriff than a lot of times they'll just approve you or at least grant your appeal. They don't want to risk a lawsuit or bad press when it shows that 99% of the Sheriffs campain doners all happen to have CCW permits too. LOL!

I would most definitely do a PRAR to obtain the GC statements of all current CCW holders (after having applied for a CCW and been denied one).

[5968]

I am glad to hear that you are applying. Good luck.

[yellowfin]

Good cause "I'm Rick James, ****!"

[JDay]

It can be somewhat discouraging looking at the number of CCW permits in California. But the thing is that most people don't even apply. I say just go for it...all they can say is, "No". Right? I'll definitely keep everyone posted. Thanks for your intrest!

Most counties such as the one I live in will not grant a CCW to a mere commoner. And I could be wrong here but I believe a denial will hurt you in the future if you move to a CCW friendly county or your county changes their rules.