To get a Concealed Handgun License in Oregon one must provide proof of training. This can be through previous military or law enforcement training, or taking a class from an approved trainer. Other restrictions apply. For specific information contact your local Sheriff's Office.

Yes, some of the safety training may be similar; however, Hunter Education includes many topics that are not part of handgun education. There are no exemptions from this requirement. See similar questions...

The Brady Law stipulates that licensed concealed handgun carriers in certain states (including Texas) are not required to have a NICS background check run on them prior to the purchase of a handgun. For more information, check out our Links page. See similar questions...

Having this license expands the number of states in which you can carry a concealed handgun legally to 28 states. MARYLAND, NEW JERSEY AND NEW YORK RESIDENTS: You can now carry concealed in Delaware, Virginia and Ohio as part of the 28 States covered by the Florida Non-Resident CCW Handgun License. Noted firearm instructor, Massad Ayoob advises getting a non-resident permit in every state contiguous to your own. See similar questions...

This permit is issued by the Florida Department of State, not by local law enforcement agencies. You can either call or write to them and make a specific request for a Concealed Weapon Permit. Information is available online at the Department of State web site, or you can contact them by mail or phone: In addition, Concealed Weapon Permit Application packets are available at the Information Counter in the lobby at the Sheriffs Office Administrative Complex and also at our staffed field offices. See similar questions...

You will need to contact the Washington County Sheriff's Office to obtain a permit. For additional information please call 503-846-2761. See similar questions...

You Must apply in person in the License Division at 1 Police Plaza, room 110. You must be 21 years of age or older and not have been convicted of a felony or domestic violence offense and you must submit all appropriate documentation as required by the license Division. You will be fingerprinted, interviewed and investigated and notified of the results. The application fee is $170.00 and there is a $74.00 fee to process the fingerprints. See similar questions...

No, To carry a handgun, you must have a concealed weapons permit. To get this, you must go to the Sheriff's Department. You have to have a good reason for needing a permit, for example, your job requires you to carry a lot of money. See similar questions...

No. The weapon can’t be visible, and its presence can’t be discernible through ordinary observation. See similar questions...

First, get an application form. You can get one from your town police department, or download a blank form from the Web at www.nh.gov/safety/nhsp/documents/dssp85.pdf . (The latest revision date at this time is 12/02 — found at the lower left corner of the form.) Fill it out and give it to your police department. (In small towns without their own full-time police officers, the town selectmen issue carry licenses, unless they’ve arranged for the county sheriff to do so. See similar questions...

There is no requirement in the statute that you have to notify anyone when you move after receiving a CPL. In fact there is no procedure established to change your address on the CPL on in the State Police database. However a section of the law (MCL28. See similar questions...

Contact your county's Sheriff's Office or, if you are a resident of an incorporated city, your city's Police Department, for information on obtaining a CCW license. They can answer your questions and provide you with copies of their CCW policy statement and the State's Standardized CCW Application. If you live within a jurisdiction of a city Police Department, you may apply to the county Sheriff's Office for a CCW license. See similar questions...

Yes. After receiving the concealed carry certificate from the Sheriff's office, "the certificate holder shall apply for a driver's license or nondriver's licence with the director of revenue in order to obtain a concealed carry endorsement." (RSMo 571.101) See similar questions...

No. You must be a full-time sworn officer. See NMAC Section 4-41-10 Full-time sworn New Mexico officers are authorized to carry without a license, with their credentials, in New Mexico. Note that if you are a sworn officer carrying on your credentials, you must also possess a NM CHL to carry outside NM. There is no fee and no additional training requirement for sworn officers to apply for and receive a NM CHL. See similar questions...

Proper handgun selection is complicated and subjective. In general, we recommend a reliable mid-sized revolver or semiautomatic pistol. Small revolvers and semiautos are difficult to shoot and manipulate, and they should be avoided if possible. When buying a handgun, you should find one that fits your hand and you should be especially wary of handguns with sharp edges and surfaces. We will be glad to discuss handgun selection with you prior to your purchase. See similar questions...

Yes. We use an ultrasonic firearm cleaner that leaves your handgun incredibly clean and properly lubricated. Most tritium night sights can go through the cleaner. Sometimes Loc-Tite will loosen up during the cleaning. We can reapply it if necessary. This process makes stainless firearms look like new. We charge $15.00 for the cleaning service. See similar questions...

APDI can provide you with your choice of revolver or semi-automatic pistol as long as you request a rental pistol at the time of registration. There is an additional charge of $20 for handgun rental. The rental fee includes ammunition and the use of a holster. Our rental handguns are Glock 9mm semi automatic pistols or Smith & Wesson .38 Special revolvers. Other calibers are available in limited quantity and by special request only. Call APDI at 480-607-5144 for more information. See similar questions...

Go to http://www.dps.state.ak.us/PermitsLicensing/achp/index.asp, or contact the Permits and Licensing Unit, Alaska State Troopers, 5700 East Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99507, (907) 269-0392. Alaska's sex offender registration program is administered by the Department of Public Safety. Information about the registry, and an on-line, searchable data base of registered sex offenders can be found at http://www.dps.state.ak.us/sorweb/Sorweb. See similar questions...