Hunter's safety license exempts you from H.S.C myth or fact?

[scoob_i_e]

I wouldn't think it does, but I have to ask whether a Hunters's safety license (or is it a stamp?) exempts one from having to take the H.S.C.

Or perhaps it's on an FFL-to-FFL policy basis?


I'd be willing to take the course if indeed this is an exemption.

[sorensen440]

Myth

[.22guy]

I believe that is a myth.

[Rivers]

CA CCW does exempt you.

[sorensen440]

CA CCW does exempt you.

This is true

[scoob_i_e]

C&R + COE = exemption from H.S.C. is another myth correct?

[Fjold]

CA CCW does exempt you.

I'm still trying to figure out why my CCW doesn't exempt me from the ten day wait.

[smle-man]

Hunter safety card used to exempt you from the handgun safety test.

[ke6guj]

C&R + COE = exemption from H.S.C. is another myth correct?

Not a myth for C&R handgun transactions. C&R+COE is a valid HSC exemption for C&R handgun transactions.

[CSDGuy]

Not a myth for C&R handgun transactions. C&R+COE is a valid HSC exemption for C&R handgun transactions.

But ONLY for C&R handgun transactions. Modern handguns still require the HSC or an exemption from it. I'm exempt...

[Blackhawk556]

I'm still trying to figure out why my CCW doesn't exempt me from the ten day wait.

because you might be a crazy gun owner who gets mad and wants a gun to go shot up a store

[scoob_i_e]

Not a myth for C&R handgun transactions. C&R+COE is a valid HSC exemption for C&R handgun transactions.

Yes, sorry I wasn't very clear. I was indeed referring to modern but you already realized what I was thinking/talking about.

[cindynles]

Hunter safety card used to exempt you from the handgun safety test.

DD214 used to exempt you too, now being a Veteran isn't good enough.

[CSDGuy]

DD214 used to exempt you too, now being a Veteran isn't good enough.

Military, Honorably Retired works... Being a Vet isn't enough. If you have a DD214 that shows your status as "Honorably Retired" would work.