Oregon and Washington BS thread

No I said what I meant and meant what I said. I may be carrying a concealed full size pistol to my company Christmas party. I applied for my concealed permit last week or the week before. I am hoping it comes through before the day of the gun show.

 

Whats CPL stand for?

 

They take up to 30 (?) days to get to you, so you may not have it by Sat. Ive bout both my smith n wessons from an ffl up by your area and hes resonable with prices. Ill send you his info if you want and he can tell ya what he has/can get.

 

In Oreeegohn we call them Concealed Handgun License

 

Might not want to do that - your party is a company event, so you have to abide by your company policies. Does your company have a clause about weapons?

 

Yeah here in WA they call it CPL. Mine took 2 - 3 weeks, but can take longer. Depends on the backlog.

You can only purchase weapons from the gun show if you are a member of WAC.

https://washingtonarmscollectors.org


Also if you are going to carry, get some training or do a LOT of studying. Make sure you know our gun laws. Also have a very clear understanding of disparity of force and brandishing. If you don't, you could find yourself in jail without a defense; if you get into an incident.
Study what Ayoob has to say in this regard. Also find a lawyer who specializes in self defense shootings; and have his phone number handy. Maybe even make an appointment to make sure you understand state law.
Good luck and congrats on making this serious decision.

 

i went through the UTAH class here for my CHL, pretty simple. IF their ever is a situation and you had to discharge your weapon for your saftey, the class leader gave us three things to remember.
1, you feared for your life
2, you stopped them
3, I want my lawyer

after that you do not have to answer anything else without a lawyer.

 

That's good advice. At some point I need to get my Utah and drive down to OR and get one there. Then I'll be OK for most of my travels.

 

Don't get the WA one. It doesn't work anywhere but WA.

I may just send in for the FLA one myself. It's cheap for mil, and works in 40 or so states.

 

Also, in telling them that you want your lawyer, tell them that you will sign a complaint after speaking with your lawyer. Saying it this way establishes and reinforces the fact that you were the victim. This is very important!

 

FYI -

http://www.atg.wa.gov/ConcealedWeapons/Reciprocity.aspx#.Uo7CzmQwYmc

Certainly not all fifty -- but then nothing is....

And here is OR...and note that OR has no reciprocity with other States....

http://licenseinfo.oregon.gov/?fuseaction=license_seng&link_item_id=14705

"Generally there is no reciprocity with other states concealed handgun licenses. If you want to carry a concealed handgun in Oregon, you will need an Oregon Concealed Handgun License."

OR is interesting that way...

 

Utah has reciprocity with 33 states for conceal carry. Requires a class like OR. One class can be used for both. You can apply for Utah thru the mail. But OR, you have to apply in person.

 

http://www.insightstraining.com/view_course.asp?courseID=221

 

the extra money for the utah is worth it. Even on the renewal the fee isnt to bad, i think i payed less the $80 last time IIRC. i dont even know what started this CHL topic, ill be quiet now lol

 

That's cool. ^^^^

 

Ahh, this was a good discussion. Never hurts to get good info out there. We don't want to see people get themselves into trouble.

 

If you need one for Oregon Sheriff Palmer in John Day will get you squared away. He has 25-30 out of staters a week show up, and it helps out my broke ass county.
http://www.oregonfirearms.org/chl-central/grant

Link to the application:http://oregonfirearms.org/pdfs/grantcochlapp.pdf

 

I might have to make my way down there. I'm an Oregon resident but don't feel like dealing with Marion County

 

Anybody have 4.10 gears/pinion for an 01-04 TRD tacoma??

 

I don't know that you can do that. Maybe? I would call Palmer and ask. I always thought you had to apply within the county you lived in for Oregon (unless an out of state resident).