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Trunk Monkey

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22. Taken Directly from the El Paso County Concealed Handgun Permit site.
Fri Mar 29, 2013, 03:06 PM
Mar 2013
http://shr.elpasoco.com/Support+Services+Bureau/Concealed+Handgun+Permit.htm


Concealed Handgun Permit
:

The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office is experiencing an unusually large volume of phone calls requesting appointments for concealed handgun permits.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is pleased to provide you with the following information in order to assist you with the Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) application process. Below you will find the following information to guide you: application, information packet, required fees, procedures and guidelines for the program. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office Concealed Handgun Program complies with Colorado Revised Statutes regarding concealed handgun permits. (18-12-203 through 18-12-207)


but Colorado specifies "handgun training"


To apply for a concealed handgun permit, you will need to bring the following to your scheduled appointment:

Colorado drivers license or state ID
a completed unsigned application
your original certificate of firearms training issued within the last ten years (acceptable firearms training includes: NRA, Hunter’s Safety, proof of organized shooting competitions, DD2-14, Active Duty Orders)
$52.50 to CBI (MONEY ORDER OR CASHIER’S CHECK ONLY)
$60.00 to the sheriff’s office (cash, personal check, money order or cashier’s check)



Damn I wish I was always right

Edited: BTW where exactly does it specify handgun training?







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The NRA denied that Lanza or his mother were members....BUT! rdharma Mar 2013 #1
yep, and wasn't this image at their house? BainsBane Mar 2013 #2
That photo and quote was created by somebody on the internets... after the fact.... rdharma Mar 2013 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author premium Mar 2013 #5
You had me questioning myself, so I had to check sarisataka Mar 2013 #11
This was created after the fact I believe. premium Mar 2013 #4
NRA's "Basic Pistol Course" rdharma Mar 2013 #6
I know exactly what it is, premium Mar 2013 #7
So , it sounds like the were enrolled whether they wanted ot be or not NT Trunk Monkey Mar 2013 #14
I took an NRA certified Pistol Safety course for MY CHP with out being an NRA member NT Trunk Monkey Mar 2013 #13
Sure you did! nt rdharma Mar 2013 #15
Colorado. Trunk Monkey Mar 2013 #17
It's known as 'CCW' in Colorado....... rdharma Mar 2013 #18
CHP or CCW guardian Mar 2013 #21
Taken Directly from the El Paso County Concealed Handgun Permit site. Trunk Monkey Mar 2013 #22
Non-members can take NRA approved courses guardian Mar 2013 #24
Whatayabet some NRA lobbyist bribed legislators to add that language? NRA has their bloody hands in Hoyt Mar 2013 #8
I don't know, it could be possible, premium Mar 2013 #9
You get those from training classes which are open to the public ProgressiveProfessor Mar 2013 #10
That's "Mr. LaPeeError"! lastlib Mar 2013 #12
This wins the thread. n/t ellisonz Mar 2013 #16
you don't need to be a member to get their publications nt shedevil69taz Mar 2013 #19
Nobody is talking about their 'publications' rdharma Mar 2013 #20
All this talk about whether they were official members of the NRA BainsBane Mar 2013 #23
Lanza might not have been an NRA member but Progressive dog Apr 2013 #25
exactly BainsBane Apr 2013 #26
Agreed. (nt) Paladin Apr 2013 #27
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