Delaware Concealed Carry Forum
CCW Methods & Issues => General CCW Discussion => Topic started by: FreakShow on April 22, 2021, 11:40:42 PM
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So i just need an answer. If you have a ding on your federal record that is a misdemeanor and you apply for renewal, what is the likelihood that it won't get renewed?
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Was the "ding" there when you first applied? If so, it was not an issue then.
Delaware is a MAY issue State. All of us could be denied on our next renewal.
If denied, you'll be given a chance to be heard by a judge.
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Nope just happened today. and renewal isn't until 2024. just wanted to know ahead of time. had 3 rounds of ammo out, not laying around but in a holder (410 ) and security was doing a spot check looking into car windows. The came and found me in the building, did not have a firearm on me, but then searched my truck. only charged me for one although i had 5 in the truck and they only found 4. But they confiscated them. So it's either wait for a court date or pay the fine online then go pick them up. But i still have to find out from where, no one told me. Was at the VA hospital, my wife was getting a test done.
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That SUCKS. Hope it works out.
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They said pay the fine and get my firearms back or wait for a court date of which i may pay a lesser fine. But with covid, who knows when that will happen. was told they're not doing cases until june. just want to pay the fine, just want to find out if i'll still be able to renew. even though i open carry half the time.
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Hire a good lawyer to fight the charge. It will be worth the money.
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That is rough. I wish you good luck.
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Does anyone here know anyone over there and could tell me why they don't answer the phone. They said to call if i have paid the fine so i can get my firearms and knives back, but no one answers. Cause they took my knives as well. Had a manchette in a trunk in the bed of my truck. They called it a knife, i told them it's a tool to cut branches and wood incase i need to make a fire to keep warm. They said, are you some kind of doomsday prepper. I said yes, because when something does happen i have enough to make sure i can survive it and get home and one magazine of ammo is not gonna get me home. I have extra food and water and medical supply's and clothing, I have everything i would need to survive for at least 3 days. She even said she saw all of that. She asked for my license to check my record, i said you won't find anything on there because i'm not one of those kind of people. She said yup, it's clean Like the commercial i said, I'm a law obeying citizen trying to protect me and my family because it's my right. I also said, that's why i am complying, cause people who don't get shot and i want to walk out of here. And because i did that they only fined me for one gun, but still had to take them all, you know, incase i flip out and come back to kill everyone. Yeah, No. It only took a couple minutes of me talking for them to figure out we can do this in a civil manor. They said no hard feeling, i said yeah i know, i worked in prison for 6 years, you have to do your job. I just need someone to pick up the phone to tell me where and when i can pick up my stuff. I'm not angry, but i paid the fine, did what you asked so now return my stuff like you said you would. We didn't have to go through all this, i could of went online and paid it them but was told they have to inventory it and process it. just red tape. I will play along and not make waves. I have a clear record for a reason, so i can own firearms, so i can protect what is mine. So hopefully by next week someone will answer.
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many government agencies are short staffed right now and workers are remote. When my father passed away in March, I had a hard time reaching someone at the NCC wills office. It just took a little perseverance and timing on my part to reach someone.
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Isn't that illegal search?? And who are "they". VA security?? Can they do that without a reason??
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Their reason was because even though through a dark tinted window they saw a holder with two 410 shells in it. They had security and actual police
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and no they didn't actually see and sign of a gun, just ammo
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Called security instead of the number i was given which turns out was the wrong number. This time i got a different answering machine. Hopefully i get a call back
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New Development: So the only to people in charge of opening the safe to get my stuff out are both away on active duty training for two week. But the worse part is when they looked up the serial number one one of the firearms, ( Bond Arms Snake Slayer ) it came back stolen from 1983 which is completely impossible since i bought it brand new in 2017. Also they were not being produced in this design back then. So someone has screwed up somewhere. Also The ATF is saying that my C Daily Honcho 14 inch barrel shotgun is illegal to be sold. Also BS! So i'm now looking up the records of purchase dates. Both bought at the same place but i have to make it easier for the shop owner to find them. But my bands records only go back so far for me to look, so now i have to wait for them to send me the records. So i still have at least two weeks before the people in charge of opening the evidence safe return.
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So i just need an answer. If you have a ding on your federal record that is a misdemeanor and you apply for renewal, what is the likelihood that it won't get renewed?
As was suggested by another post, you really need a lawyer on this. You will not be able to resolve this on a public forum. I certainly hope you can get this cleared up.
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Bond Arms is sending me a letter of which has the date on when the gun was manufactured and distributed according to the serial number.
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The saga is over and my firearms have been returned to me after 3 weeks. Everything was bagged and tagged all the way down two the two rounds that were still in my Bond Arms Sake Slayer. I guess they had to figure out how to open it, because the didn't ask me. I though they would of already taken the rounds out, because they left all the magazines and shotgun rounds in my truck except for the ones in the shotgun that i got back after being detained. They also found out for me that nothing will be on my record.
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Great. Glad to hear this. There is some justice out there.
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Good news
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Feels like harassment to me- being treated like a bad guy, not a good guy! You are guilty until proven innocent.
-Simon
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Don't want anymore trouble from the ATF with that small shotgun so I took to Federal Firearms and traded it in on a Mossberg 590 20 gauge Security 18 1/2 inch barrel.