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bubbaturbo

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Would it be good or bad to have your CC permit combined with your driver's license like an endorsement for motorcycles, buses, etc?
 
Personally, I feel that BOTH driver's licenses and CCW permits should be nation-wide, not state by state, and yes, I think they should be combined.
 
That would be nice unless I had to wait in line for hours to get my permit.
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That would actually be an improvement in TX :rolleyes:



Would it be good or bad to have your CC permit combined with your driver's license like an endorsement for motorcycles, buses, e
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Depends on your point of view I think. For the sake of a thinner wallet, consolidated is great.
 
I don't need the lady at the counter checking my ID to buy a case of beer, or cash a check, etc to think that i might be carrying a gun. I vote no.
 
I don't need the lady at the counter checking my ID to buy a case of beer, or cash a check, etc to think that i might be carrying a gun. I vote no.
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...I should probably stop wearing gun paraphernalia clothing when I go out :D


...my Winchester cap? Oh, that's the name of my dog, Chester. I love my dog.


...my Texas Gun Talk shirt? Oh, it's laundry day.
 
Your perogative i guess, or you could just open carry, another thing i don't do. Me...i don't feel the same way, don't take it personal don't bunch the panties, it's an opinion on an inet forum in response to a an opinion question.
 
Lighten up alloy, that was a joke. See that big green smiling guy at the end? ;)

Unbunch yours or go up a size.
 
What I would prefer to see is everyone who is not other wise prohibited from carrying or possessing firearms would have no extra marking on their DL. Those who are not permitted to have firearms should have a picture of a gun inside a circle with a slash through it put on the DL.
 
Think about the idiocy we see out of Congress on a daily basis ... no matter which party is in the majority.

Even when a smart person gets elected to Congress, it seems they come home afterward with a marked reduction in reasoning powers and the ability to make sound everyday decisions. I do not want a herd of 535 people like that with the additional authority of oversight for a national permit to have the ability to introduce one bill and in one sweeping vote, revoke my legal right to carry.

Be careful of that for which you wish. The restrictions on state-to-state concealed carry are an inconvenience, but the federal government directly controlling the process for all 50 ststes would be intolerable. They already think they have the right to do so. Let's not hand it to them!

And we just went legitimately L&CR, I realize.

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That's the way it is in NC, only the local sheriff gets to act as dictator over who gets issued and when. This should never be the case on a state-issued license. The hardest thing to do is change addresses. Unlike your DL or photo ID, you must reapply with the sheriff of your new county of residence for a new CCH permit application after expiration and start the whole process all over again.:mad: It takes about 10 mins. to get your address changed on a new driver's license even though they are both issued the same ID number!:confused:


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Two things,

1. What about non resident permits? I don't want the state of Washington attaching something to my Wyomng driver's license.

2. Like someone stated. Concealed is concealed. If I have to show my driver's license for ID for something, I don't want that non-need-to-know person seeing the CPL if attached to the driver's license.
 
What about people who don't have a DL, but want to carry? One of my elderly aunts carries, but has simply never needed or wanted a DL. Also, what about people who have their DL revoked (for traffic violations), but are still eligible for CC?

Also, do we really want a federal middle ground to be the same for every state? In a national compromise CA would turn out a bit better, but wouldn't that be a bad thing for TX? Also, it could violate state's rights to govern themselves.
 
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