Heads up to those with Maine ccw permits

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Rav_G20

Discussion Starter · Mar 20, 2012

So last month I put in my application to renew my permit. not thinking anything of it I put in my application about 30 days before my current permit expires. By law Maine residents are supposed to be notified within 30 days whether the permit has been approved or not. it is 60 days for non-residents. So when I hit the 30 day mark and I didn't hear anything I called the local P.D. and inquired about my permit. I was told there was a backlog getting the back ground checks done through the state and I am looking at another 4-8 weeks before my permit would be ready. I was like "say that again". So my permit is now expired and I am forced to leave my guns at home when I go anywhere. I have had my ccw permit for 16 years now and have never had anything like this happen when I had to renew it.

Yesterday I was telling my friend about this and he told me about the article linked below that was in the paper.

So the moral of my rant is if you have a Maine permit and it needs to be renewed anytime soon I would get that application put in about 3 months early. I unfortunately am a victim of bad timing.

Also, if you are looking to apply for a Maine permit for the first time be prepared to wait for quite awhile.

http://www.sunjournal.com/news/city...ry-permits-test-patience-maine-gun-ow/1169487

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PeacefulWarrior

· #2 · Mar 20, 2012

This may be true in any state right now. I applied for my carry permit in Indiana four weeks ago - I was told that in the previous 24 hours that 4,100 people in Indiana had applied for permits! The officer told me, "Seems everyone is getting ready for 'something'" He said it's a national trend and that I could expect a delay.

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vwtechx

· #3 · Mar 21, 2012

I dropped my application off on a Friday morning and the following Wednesday I recieved my license in the mail. A neighboring county actually approves and distributes a license on the spot. I'm in Pa

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Kmurray96

· #4 · Mar 21, 2012

See! It didn't take two paragraphs of that article to see the root cause of your problems. You got too many tree-kissing liberals moving up there, especially from Massachusetts.

Same thing that ruined NC when GE opened a big plant in the Raleigh/Durham area back in the '70's. People started pouring in from the NE. Only problem was, they weren't moving to NC to become North Carolinian's. Ex-NY'ers and Jerseyites with their "I know better than you do" attitudes ruined NC. Once they started getting into politics, it became their rules, their regulations, their zoning laws and...their taxes.

You don't see the problem in the here and now. It creeps into your existence. I recently took a trip back to Boone, NC for the first time in 35 years. What I saw made me want to puke.

The four lowest classes of human life in this country are car salesmen, real estate salesmen, politicians (or lawyers...same thing) and real estate developers...and not necessarily in that order.

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PeacefulWarrior

· #5 · Mar 21, 2012

vwtechx said:
I dropped my application off on a Friday morning and the following Wednesday I recieved my license in the mail. A neighboring county actually approves and distributes a license on the spot. I'm in Pa

I'm a PA native, left almost 11 years ago. Wish I was back there sometimes! There are still advantages to being here over the part of PA I was in, though...

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Miay0187

· #6 · Mar 21, 2012

Kmurray96 said:
See! It didn't take two paragraphs of that article to see the root cause of your problems. You got too many tree-kissing liberals moving up there, especially from Massachusetts.

Same thing that ruined NC when GE opened a big plant in the Raleigh/Durham area back in the '70's. People started pouring in from the NE. Only problem was, they weren't moving to NC to become North Carolinian's. Ex-NY'ers and Jerseyites with their "I know better than you do" attitudes ruined NC. Once they started getting into politics, it became their rules, their regulations, their zoning laws and...their taxes.

You don't see the problem in the here and now. It creeps into your existence. I recently took a trip back to Boone, NC for the first time in 35 years. What I saw made me want to puke.

The four lowest classes of human life in this country are car salesmen, real estate salesmen, politicians (or lawyers...same thing) and real estate developers...and not necessarily in that order.

Dude... You need some evaluation lol

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nukinfuts29

· #7 · Mar 21, 2012

kmurray96 said:
see! It didn't take two paragraphs of that article to see the root cause of your problems. You got too many tree-kissing liberals moving up there, especially from massachusetts.

Same thing that ruined nc when ge opened a big plant in the raleigh/durham area back in the '70's. People started pouring in from the ne. Only problem was, they weren't moving to nc to become north carolinian's. Ex-ny'ers and jerseyites with their "i know better than you do" attitudes ruined nc. Once they started getting into politics, it became their rules, their regulations, their zoning laws and...their taxes.

You don't see the problem in the here and now. It creeps into your existence. I recently took a trip back to boone, nc for the first time in 35 years. What i saw made me want to puke.

The four lowest classes of human life in this country are car salesmen, real estate salesmen, politicians (or lawyers...same thing) and real estate developers...and not necessarily in that order.

amen brother!!!!

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Rav_G20

Discussion Starter · #8 · Mar 21, 2012

vwtechx said:
I dropped my application off on a Friday morning and the following Wednesday I recieved my license in the mail. A neighboring county actually approves and distributes a license on the spot. I'm in Pa

PA native here also, Left in 92 when I joined the Navy. Sometimes I do wish I was back there too

Kmurray96 said:
See! It didn't take two paragraphs of that article to see the root cause of your problems. You got too many tree-kissing liberals moving up there, especially from Massachusetts.

Same thing that ruined NC when GE opened a big plant in the Raleigh/Durham area back in the '70's. People started pouring in from the NE. Only problem was, they weren't moving to NC to become North Carolinian's. Ex-NY'ers and Jerseyites with their "I know better than you do" attitudes ruined NC. Once they started getting into politics, it became their rules, their regulations, their zoning laws and...their taxes.

You don't see the problem in the here and now. It creeps into your existence. I recently took a trip back to Boone, NC for the first time in 35 years. What I saw made me want to puke.

The four lowest classes of human life in this country are car salesmen, real estate salesmen, politicians (or lawyers...same thing) and real estate developers...and not necessarily in that order.

That about sums it up right there. well said

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