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bullit:

--- Quote from: Gary on February 20, 2013, 10:22:34 PM ---You own a gun store, and it is closing time.  Winter, and it is dark out.  You have a gun on your side, under your coat.  A police officer walks up to see what you are doing.  You own the store, no CCW permit, and your gun is hidden under your coat, while you were locking up.  Would any officer think your actions were just and prudent?
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Gary...would not apply...YOUR gun store is private property....just like your home.



--- Quote from: ajsumms on February 20, 2013, 11:17:18 PM ---I'm not opposed to the classes. I'm sure I could use more training.
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ajsumms...please understand the NE CHP course is NOT a "training" course per se.  It essentially instructs you on the law and has a MINIMAL qualifying range portion.  GO TRAIN all of you/us....

Phantom:

--- Quote from: ajsumms on February 20, 2013, 11:17:18 PM ---Thanks, I was just wondering if there was any truth to what was said. I was told there was an NRA rep at Cabelas that said not to do the class and that you didn't need it. I'm not opposed to the classes. I'm sure I could use more training. Also, I think the $100+ is going to be much cheaper than court cost or lawyer fees.
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ajsumms your right it's going to be more then just $100+   
The + is going to be more like an extra $150

For those who may not know for getting your CCW you'll need.
 
1. Your completed (and Notarized) Application for a Nebraska Concealed carry permit form   
2. A Certificate showing you've completed a CCW Class from an approved instructor on the Nebraska highway patrol's approved instructor list (also see note below)
This  class usually costs about $150 but prices vary from instructor to instructor
((you will also need the use of a handgun and at least 50 rounds of ammo for it....and this may mean that you'll have to have a "Nebraska handgun purchase permit" as well)).

3. a Nebraska Drivers License
4. an Official (state stamped) Copy of your Birth Certificate.
5. Your self for submitting the above paper work and finger printing.
6. Your $100 fee.
 
(Note: there are a few options here that may work in place of this requirement such as very recent or current military service or holding a current CCW permit issued by another state from the Nebraska approved list "can or might" negate the need for the class)


Also be aware Nebraska State patrol personnel will not or can not "notarized" your Application form for you......you'll need to get this done by a 3rd party.

"Note CCW is being used in-place of CCP or other acronyms used by various other states for the same type of permit"

Still as you say cheaper than court costs or lawyer fees.




Phantom

Randy:
Do not forget NE proof of residency must live in NE 180 days.

This can be a bank statement, auto registration and or past bill statement.
Basically anything with your name and date on it.
These are just two examples.

Excuse me if this was previously covered.

GreyGeek:

--- Quote from: ajsumms on February 20, 2013, 11:17:18 PM ---I was told there was an NRA rep at Cabelas that said not to do the class and that you didn't need it.
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That is asinine.   Even if a signed and notarized proof of class attendance and passage of the test with 70% or better, and qualifying on the gun range  were not needed, I found them very useful beyond the legal requirements.   First and foremost it exposed me to highly qualified instructors who were more current in firearms and laws than I had been, and showed me the necessity of further training to develop my skills.

Carrying concealed without a CHP is  often called "2nd Amendment Carry" because it honors the "shall  not be infringed" part of the 2nd Amendment, even though  it violates laws which violate the 2A.   But, even though the 2nd Amendment "shall  not be infringed", enough lawmakers violated their oath of office to pass laws infringing the 2A and as law abiding citizens  we abide by the laws.   From now  on I am making sure I vote only for those who promise to honor their Constitutional Oath and in doing so help to restore the Constitution to its former honor as THE supreme law of the land.

Now, if you have enough money and good enough lawyers perhaps you can challenge the constitutionality of those anti-2A laws.  It will take  a minimum of 5 to 10 years and there are no guarantees.   For  the first  3rd  of my life one  could buy firearms at hardware stores, sporting goods stores, sears and  even mail order houses, and get them delivered to your door.  It was not uncommon to see rifles in racks in the back window of pickup trucks in my HS parking lot, or to see a person move a pistol from one pocket to another while retrieving change from the pocket that had the gun in it.   When I was 16 I rode a bus three miles home from a sporting goods store holding two M1 Garands and no one gave me a second glance.  I often rode my bike from my home to Cherry Creek Reservoir, to the mountains, carrying a rifle tied to my handle bars.  I never got stopped once by any police.    I would love to see that kind respect for the 2A return to our society.   Crazy or evil, bad guys knew that everyone was, or could be armed, and there were no "gun free zones" offering them free shooting ranges to gain national media attention unopposed.

Mkdonald:
I am attempting to move back to NE after a long absence. I have ccw permit in PA. I have handguns and long guns. I will probably reside near or in Omaha or suburbs. Looking for advice on complying. I assume the best bet is to get ccw so that I don't have to register? Also, what about the time period to establish residency?

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