MrManH

Haha thanks for the kind words. I've survived 22 years so far without really getting into any fights. However these aren't things that you can plan in advance and even despite being street smart and not looking like an easy prey, if I ever find myself in a situation where my gun could have been useful instead of sitting under my desk, the state will hear from me and my lawyer.

I wonder how long and what it's going to take to shorten that GFZ list. If I ever get attacked on public transportation or in a park, my lawyer will have a field day.

I can't carry 5 days of the week unless I drive to work. This GFZ needs to be nullified ASAP, the CTA is a tax black hole that happens to be unreliable, dirty and unsafe and requires me to leave my gun at home. I'm fully aware of getting around that with transport laws but how cumbersome is that: -leave home with gun holstered -walk 5 minutes to train stop -secretly switch to transport mode, somehow -ride train for 45 minutes -Exit train and secretly reholster -Walk for 5 minutes to my building's bathroom and secure gun for the day in suitcase My building isn't posted but my company issued a memo prohibiting conceal carry which is fine, I'll respect that even if it doesn't have the force of law, I can have it within arms reach in a suitcase on my desk and no one has to know about it. However the fact that I can't carry on public transportation is why I don't bother with carrying daily, too much juggling around to stay legal.

Ah thanks! Still too many places that I pay with my taxes where I am denied my rights.

Don't movie theaters fall under #15, entertainment venue?

RECEIIIIIIIIIIIVED!!!!!!!! Filled out: late December Paid: 01/04/14 (I had no idea I could submit it starting on the 2nd otherwise I would have done that) Approved: 02/28/14 Postmarked: 03/04/14 Arrived: 03/07/14 Non-instructor Fingerprints Chicago

Filled out: late December Paid: 2014-01-04 Approved: 2014-02-28 Fingerprints Non-instructor Not received, Chicago. Better show up tomorrow...