I received the same responce:
Maybe I'm wrong, but you seem to find the desire to keep such information under wraps amusing.
I, for one, do not wish the fact that I own, carry and store weapons to be no more difficult to obtain than stumbling upon it in a local paper.
And your cavalier attitude about such info being printed in the paper baffles me.
Granted, the info is a matter of public record(Where does one get this info?), but at least the interested party needs to be proactive in obtaining it.
To which I responded:Thanks for your message. We do not want to do anything that would put people in jeopardy. We would, for example, consider handgun permits by zipcode without identifying address. We have several options we can consider.
Dennis
That was this morning.Thanks for your responce.
Why do you find it necessary to print this info in the first place.
The only people I can see that would benefit from such information would be those that wish to commit crimes.
If you print addresses, they know which homes to either avoid or target.
If you print zip codes, they know which areas to avoid or target.
So what is your purpose in pursuing this?
Well I guess that means that when you get a CCW permit you also need to make sure your address isn't listed in the phone book. (Or get a PO Box
Maybe I'm wrong, but you seem to find the desire to keep such information under wraps amusing.
I, for one, do not wish the fact that I own, carry and store weapons to be no more difficult to obtain than stumbling upon it in a local paper.
And your cavalier attitude about such info being printed in the paper baffles me.
Granted, the info is a matter of public record(Where does one get this info?), but at least the interested party needs to be proactive in obtaining it.