Florida’s Permit-less Concealed Carry

[Caleb]

That’s a win.

[FfNJGTFO]

Originally Posted by Caleb

That’s a win.

It will be, effective 07/01. For most, anyway. I won't be taking advantage of it. I'll keep my CWFL for inter-state reciprocity reasons as well as "immediate delivery" at FFLs (as opposed to the 3 day wait).

[Caleb]

Originally Posted by FfNJGTFO

It will be, effective 07/01. For most, anyway. I won't be taking advantage of it. I'll keep my CWFL for inter-state reciprocity reasons as well as "immediate delivery" at FFLs (as opposed to the 3 day wait).

Ditto……

[BlackKnight]

Is this for residents only or all?

[Riverpigusmc]

Far as I know, residents, but look it up. You'd be good with your retired donut eater creds, I'd think

[BlackKnight]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

Far as I know, residents, but look it up. You'd be good with your retired donut eater creds, I'd think

Those "retired donut eater creds" allows me to carry in all 50 states, btw.
I was curious as we have a lot of customers come through us for their non-resident carry permit. So I like to be informed and give them proper information.

[FfNJGTFO]

ARRRRRGGGGHHHH! The kind of BS nonsense we will be facing in the future.

I got a text from my Mom, this afternoon. She's approaching 90 and was recently diagnosed with Breast Cancer (she won't say what stage). I'm worried about whether or not she'll see her 90th Birthday in the 4th Qtr. of this year. You know what she's worried about?

Mom: <Family Nickname>, please don't carry your weapon on your person out of your house. I don't care what that Governor does.

Me: What the Gov. did has absolutely nothing to do with where or how *anyone* carries their weapon. All it did was eliminate the need for a license and training... two things I already have... And, two things I will maintain.

Had the Bill included "open carry" (which it did not), that might have made things a little different. Not for me, as my personal choice is never to open carry. Why give your advantage away?

Don't worry Mom. I know what I"m doing. Love you.

Mom: OK.

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Knowing Mom as I do, I probably did not persuade her to see things my way. I gather she just didn't feel like arguing it out. Anyway, as I'm sure you know by now, she is living in the PRNJ. Weird, because she used to own a pistol (not anymore). She shot with me once when I took her to my indoor range when I lived near Easton, PA.

But, if this is the kind of mentality/mindset with which we are dealing, we're in for a long road ahead. We have to fight hard... As Sebastian Gorka says, "Never Give in... Never Give up... Keep your head on a swivel... and STAY FROSTY!"

[FfNJGTFO]

My reading of the updated FS 790.01 would indicate that the law does not make a distinction between a "resident" or "Non-resident" when it comes to "permitless carry." All that is required is that you meet the training requirements and that you carry a Driver's License or State ID with you. It doesn't say the DL has to be Florida based. And, of course, you must show that form of ID to a LEO who demands it.



Likewise, I don't believe the DOACS makes a distinction between "resident" vs "non-resident" on the CWFL itself. Even when you become "domiciled" as a FL resident (via DL or State ID), nothing on the CWFL changes. You just update your address on their website. Done. It's the act of being "domiciled" by your Driver's license/State ID" changes that determines your residency.

[sdmc530]

First, congratulations!

Second ours doesn't care where your from its open to all.