GA carry permit

[Baklash]

Just received my new GA carry permit in the mail that is good for another 5 years. Five years ago it cost me $45. This year it cost over $100!!! Seems to me that's just another good way to discourage folks from being armed. I will admit it's a lot less expensive than a lot of other states.

[berettabone]

That's the problem..........................you shouldn't have to pay at all.................

[ltxi]

Considering our social climate today I'm perfectly ok with folk having to be vetted to carry firearms in public. And happy to pay legitimate associated costs.

[codegeek]

Re: GA carry permit

Considering our social climate today I'm perfectly ok with folk having to be vetted to carry firearms in public. And happy to pay legitimate associated costs.

LOL... Not surprised at all. Not so much here in Georgia, but in other places, the price of exercising a Constitutional right is getting prohibitively expensive.

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[RevRay]

If you count the cost of the safety course and the fees, here in Connecticut it can cost close to $300 to finally get a permit.

[ltxi]

Every five year redo is about $60 here. My non-resident PA permit was less than $20 if I recall correctly......etc. It's all well spent peanuts.

Too many whack jobs out there today.....this ain't the 50's....

[chrish]

Permit Schmermit. They should be ruled illegal and unconstitutional. I have one for the same reason I pay taxes. Because I have to. The day some of my 'responsibities' in life come to a close, I'm burnin' my permit.

[chrish]

Considering our social climate today I'm perfectly ok with folk having to be vetted to carry firearms in public. And happy to pay legitimate associated costs.

How are you vetted? You already bought a gun.

[muggsy]

Why do you need a permit to exercise a constitutional right. I believe that our constitution states that the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. If it's an infringement of our right to vote to require an individual to possess an ID card why isn't it an infringement of our 2A rights to require that you take a course, pass a test, demonstrate your proficiency with a firearm, pay for a permit and carry an ID card. Seems illogical to me.

[ltxi]

My first state carry permit out of New Hampshire in the early 70's required a PD sign-off...shall issue, and I had no problem with that. Forty years later I have even less of a problem with it.

Like it or not, we ain't living in 1950 anymore. Let alone 1776.

[ltxi]

How are you vetted? You already bought a gun.

meaning what?

[Jeremiah/Az]

I just got my permit renewed for another 5 yrs. Cost was $43. We do not need a permit here in Az. to carry concealed, but I keep mine because I don't have to go thru the background check BS to buy a gun if you have one.

[Bob T]

If you count the cost of the safety course and the fees, here in Connecticut it can cost close to $300 to finally get a permit.

Over $500 here in Illinois....The right to defend yourself is not for the poor...

[ltxi]

Condolences....sincerely. But at least you guys are now in the game.

[chrish]

meaning what?

Meaning you already passed a background check. You really believe any amount of gun safety training required by the state makes you safer or better qualifies you to carry concealed vs open vs not at all? Then there is the whole 2a thing.

Gun injuries and deaths due to lack of training happen at home, not by ccw permit holders out on the street. What exactly does a ccw permit protect you from?