There are several towns that won't extend a pistol permit unless the person shows proof of a future purchase. The proof would have to be a sales receipt,a deposit,etc. They won't extend the permit for a might use it situtation. This has just happened to a friend of mine. Since when does a town have authority over a state law?

Some do some don't, but while this whole process is BS at least your town will, sucks that they want you to show something before they extend it but at least you can.

 

I would myself if confronted with that and didn't have what they wanted at the time to extend mine would have said, ok, let get to writing, here's my paperwork, here is my 18 dollars and here is my 12 dollars for my next 6 P2P's right now, see you tomorrow with my sales receipt to extend these also, have a nice day.

 

 

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Since when does a town have authority over a state law?

 

The law says 90 days from date of issue and that it can be extended for another 90 (not to exceed 180 days from date of issue) at the CLEO's discretion.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

cough up another $18 & hassle your friends again