Retired Out of state LEO legal to carry in this state?

[taperxz]

The one caveat your uncle should be aware of is that LEOSA doesn't exempt him from the ban on magazines over 10 rds. He needs to leave any magazine over 10 rds. at home. Bringing them in is a violation of CA Penal Code 12020




So, while an active duty officer can import a large capacity magazine there is no carve out for retirees.

Unless he purchased them here prior to the ban.

[dantodd]

Unless he purchased them here prior to the ban.

He would have had to purchase them before the ban AND possessed them in CA before the ban to be able to legally re-import them.

[rshoemaker]

Hey carrys a 1911 so no real issues there.

[taperxz]

Hey carrys a 1911 so no real issues there.

Really? Hmm i have a 30rd mag for mine. Just sayin

[rshoemaker]

The issues are not related whatsoever. The idiotic CCW laws ARE NOT in place to provide a pathway for lawful concealed carry by legitimate citizens. The laws are deliberate, intended impediments to block good citizens and prevent the issuance of a CCW permit.

HR218 is an excellent law which eliminates much confusion and over-regulation of firearms possession by retired police officers nationwide. New York City PD, in the past, arrested out of state officers, confiscated their firearms and refused to return them based merely on a city ordinance. I can now carry a concealed firearm in ALL FIFTY STATES. With an extensive career in police work I have put many individuals in state and federal prisons. There is little doubt that some would like to retaliate. HR 218 gives me the legal means to protect my family and myself which never existed in the past.

If some have a concern about this protection they have other issues as well regarding law enforcement personnel.

I dont think any one has an issue with you being able to protect your family, its just they want the means to protect theirs as well.

a lot of people are just tired of being less equal than others.