Last updated 11/07/2007
They seriously need to update those pages with FID/LTC application/fees info.
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Last updated 11/07/2007
They seriously need to update those pages with FID/LTC application/fees info.
i was looking online and it says that Ma has 40 days to respond on your LTC what does that mean see post that its taken 9 months is that even legal for them to take that long im only 4 weeks into mine hoping its not going to take 9 months
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i was looking online and it says that Ma has 40 days to respond on your LTC what does that mean see post that its taken 9 months is that even legal for them to take that long im only 4 weeks into mine hoping its not going to take 9 months
From what I read on the forms previously, I thought that Foxborough was good to go. I thought that maybe the CoP changed, but it seems that O'Leary has been there since at least 2009 (I only found one annual report from the website).
Ed's been Chief in Foxboro since at least the early 1980s. He was one of my instructors in the Police Academy back then. I'm pretty sure that he's still in that position.
6+ weeks still waiting in watertown this city blows cant wait to move to a green town if i can sell my house![]()
Interesting thing happened this weekend. I mentioned in a public forum that the Chicopee police dept only issue hunting/target/sporting restricted LTCs. Mike Bissonette, the mayor of Chicopee, saw what I posted and replied directly to me. He said he was unaware of these blanket restrictions and would look into it. Not sure how this will pan out, but maybe some traction will be gained. I will post again if anything new happens. Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Got my response this morning from the Mayor of Chicopee. He stated that the MGL allows the chief to make the decisions in his juristiction. So nothing new here and no surprise benefit. I am sending a letter to the Chief today, I hope he responds favorably.
That stinks. Doesn't surprise me though. If an LTC-A is issued, it should be issued with restriction-none. I don't understand, how they can figure you're good enough to get the class LTC-A, but then put a restriction on it afterward. Why not give a B or an FID then. Pisses me off.
I know what you're going through BTW. because I am in the process AGAIN of trying to get my restriction removed. If they say no again this time, I will be moving forward with taking the city I live in to court.
Well, if I received an LTC-B instead of an LTC-A, I would have to give up a few of my firearms. So, regardless of concealed carry I still need an LTC-A. The restrictions are ridiculous though, I agree. Best of luck with getting the restriction removed. And if you have to go to court, my hat's off to you. That takes balls and I wish more people in locked down towns would do it.
Just try and make it a solid case, get the right lawyer, talk to Comm2A. We don't need any bad precedents being set because of a botched case.
I shouldn't even need a damn case. My city issued me a restricted license. I have now had my LTC for 1 full year. I am a good little sheep and do everything I am suppose to do, and they have no reason to continue to deny my request. I don't care if I have only had my LTC for 1 year or not. If I got an an LTC-A, then I should be allowed to CCW. Period.
Now, in 2 weeks when I call, maybe this time I will have good news. In January I did not. So, maybe this time they will say yes, who knows. I will no longer play this dog & pony show with these people. You have no reason to deny me my request, so give me my restrictions-none. End of discussion.
So, yes I will wait a response from them, and if it is not the answer I want, I will move forward with what I need to do. I should not have to up-route my family and move to a green town, because of these people.
Rockland is right off the highway (Route 3, Exit 14), so it's not that hard to get to. 25 minutes to downtown Boston at speed limit with no traffic.Hi all. Unfortunately, for reasons I will not get into, I will be moving from the great state of NH, to the Socialist Republic of MA. I am obviously not happy about this, but this will happen in the next year or so.
I work in Boston, and my wife will work in Rockland. Can anyone suggest some towns that would be good for a gun owner? I know the list is helpful, but the list isnt totally solid, as some decent green towns will restrict people once in awhile.
Things to think of for my situation...
Licensing authority being pro gun, and not likely to restrict our LTCs.
Distance to a gun club
Commuting no more than 50 miles to Boston.
Able to commute to Rockland in about 45 minutes. (Rockland is a bitch to get to I understand from certain areas).
General lifestyle - I prefer rural or spread out suburbs
House rentals availability
Distance to gun shops or other fun places.
Suggestions?
Plymouth? Want to buy a house? lol. My wife and I both work in Boston, she was in Rockland before. I take the bus in. It's far enough away where it's nice, but still easy enough to get there.
How do you think he'll be about recognizing the rights of non-citizens? He's going to see a few of those.Yup, they are getting a new chief in Norwood shortly, possibly within the next month or two. The new chief is likely to be much better at recognizing citizen's rights than the current chief.
How do you think he'll be about recognizing the rights of non-citizens? He's going to see a few of those.
. . . and it will take many more months for all aliens to get interviews and process paperwork to get "no concealed carry allowed" permits from Chelsea.
The wording of the ruling indicates that resident aliens will be applying for their licenses at the local level (when the new rules are posted from Jason's office).