RacerDave6

I see there's a good 2A lawyer up there today.

A guy on FB went under board review, submitted his response and went active 50 hours after he hit send.

Probably same as when it was 30 days... nothing.A lawsuit could be filed, but by the time it gets to court the plaintiff would have their card and the case would get tossed.

They have 60 days to process renewals. If he submitted and is just waiting for his card, relax. He's still valid till the new card comes.

Is the form notarized?

This^^It's not our fault ISP cannot fulfill the duties mandated by law they perform. If they are unable to follow the law it should be repealed.

If you intend to stay a NC resident you cannot get a FOID or CCL. You can car carry on your NC permit. Yes, you can have firearms in your house. The carrying on your property might be a little fuzzy. If you are going to get an IL drivers license and become a resident here in the land of suck, then apply for your FOID as soon as you get your DL. You can take the CCL training now and get that out of the way.

Talking about PBR, lol PBR is nasty!!!! Come on people , just 49 more posts. Isn't there a 'PBR prohibited' on the door at Walmart?

Yeah, but it was usually at least a 20 minute wait for them to find an employee with a foid to sell ammo.

I've stopped looking at the ammo case in my local Walmart. Is the .22 stock back up to pre obummer days?

Maybe the ACLU would take it on...

Yes, it has to be notarized.

I'd wager there's a large percentage of the membership here who have a Florida non-resident permit, myself included. How'd you go about that process? I've been sort of looking into it but am unsure of how to do so.I went to FL and did mine. Much more enjoyable doing it that way. Had the license in 23 days.

You can try another lawsuit, but you will be 21 by the time it's decided. http://illinoiscarry.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=38962&page=1

Fortunate this thread has popped up. I just renewed my ratings (expire next month) and it slipped my mind to send ISP a copy.

It would depend on the reason for denial.

Rock on....

I haven't found Walmart to have wifi, but some have Dunkin donuts in the store, and they do have wifi.

I did a Wally walk after work today, picking up a few things for a trip to IA this weekend to shoot an IDPA match. My usual route through the store always takes me by the ammo case. Imagine my surprise when I found a full case. No .22, but plenty of everything else. 2 bx of WWB 9mm 100ct and 2 bx of PDX1 124 +P(my carry ammo which they haven't had in forever) and I continued my shopping $100 poorer.

This wasn't a revocation, this was a denial, according to the OP. A denial based on something that happened more than 5 years ago.

I would guess that they didn't update their regulations when the FCCL was implemented. IANAL but my take is your good anywhere in the preserve except buildings and the playground.

Your almost there. I heard you take care of things yourself

Pro Baseball Player Lives In A Van Behind A Florida Walmarthttp://www.buzzfeed.com/juliekliegman/daniel-norris-van-man-blue-jays#.sozApR4wd

Man accused of shoving fishing reels down his pants at Winston-Salem Walmarthttp://myfox8.com/2015/03/05/man-accused-of-shoving-fishing-rods-down-his-pants-at-winston-salem-walmart/

Regardless of if it's criminally legal or illegal, if you in violation of employer work rules they can fire you.