In San Diego county it isn’t 2k for a permit, but all in after training, it is probably around $1k. It is over a year once you submit your application to have your initial interview with the sheriff office. And SB 2 just invalidated the certification of most all of the state approved CCW trainers which will create a huge backlog (and cos…
In San Diego county it isn’t 2k for a permit, but all in after training, it is probably around $1k. It is over a year once you submit your application to have your initial interview with the sheriff office. And SB 2 just invalidated the certification of most all of the state approved CCW trainers which will create a huge backlog (and cost increase) to complete the training requirements. Another challenge for some smaller churches is that they meet in shared locations, such as at a public school on the weekend. I assume that kind of “doubles down” on the sensitive places exclusion as you can’t carry at church or at a school.
In San Diego county it isn’t 2k for a permit, but all in after training, it is probably around $1k. It is over a year once you submit your application to have your initial interview with the sheriff office. And SB 2 just invalidated the certification of most all of the state approved CCW trainers which will create a huge backlog (and cost increase) to complete the training requirements. Another challenge for some smaller churches is that they meet in shared locations, such as at a public school on the weekend. I assume that kind of “doubles down” on the sensitive places exclusion as you can’t carry at church or at a school.
Good point. I forgot about meeting in shared spaces. That does, absolutely, double down on banning guns in your service.