I live in Multnomah county...

[jlhopwo]

am I screwed?

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[Kruel J]

Apply for your CHL and see what happens.

 

[jlhopwo]

I have class on Wednesday.

 

[Sstrand]

My condolences . . .

Sheldon

 

[jlhopwo]

Part of me feels like, why bother, but the other part wants me to fight. That's what they want, right? To think it's too hard? To quit?

 

[Kruel J]

Online Training

Worked for me for WA County. No questions asked.

 

[Kruel J]

Again, take the class, apply and provide all the required paperwork.

 

[jlhopwo]

This website makes it out like it's really hard in my county.

CHL Central - Multnomah County - Oregon Firearms Federation

 

[cigars]

Apply in Washington County. No hassles. Our sheriff's name is Pat Garrett(how cool is that?) and he's 2A friendly.

 

[Kruel J]

Yup, I dig Sheriff Garrett. Good dude.

 

[JackFrost]

Move! Portland is a cesspool!

 

[cigars]

I heard Lars discussing it the other day on his talk show. Perhaps I misunderstood as he may have been talking about WA residents applying for the OR CHL. I would call the WASHCO sheriff's office for verification. The link is below....

Q) How do I meet the residency requirement to apply for an Oregon license issued by Washington County?
A. You may apply for a Washington County-issued Oregon concealed handgun license by meeting the residency requirements as stated in ORS 166.291(9):

• Possess a Current Oregon driver's license showing a residence in the county.

• Be registered to vote in Washington County and have a precinct memorandum card showing a residence address in the county.

• Provide documentation that you currently own or lease real property in the county.

• Provide documentation that you filed an Oregon tax return for the most recent tax year with a residence address in the county.
Concealed Handguns

 

[Larrytpdx]

Yes.

 

[cigars]

Oregon is a "shall issue" state. Unless something disqualifies someone per the OR statutes then there's no reason to worry. I can see where MultCo would slow walk the process though.

 

[StacattoP]

Actually in my honest opinion when I went to go get my CHL here in Multnomah County it wasn't that big of a hassle at all I just sent in my paperwork went in and took my class at the Sheriff's Office went to the Sheriff's Office turned in my paper work and then got my permit unless you've been convicted of any sort of crime it's actually a breeze and I live in Gresham where it's kind of really bad now and I'm not really that worried

 

[jlhopwo]

Thanks all for good information. I'm certainly qualified. I've heard so much negative about Multnomah county. We moved here (vice other counties) because of work. We love where we live. I appreciate all the good advice.

 

[308]

I have had nothing but good experiences with anyone at MCSO and my CCP went through with zero issues. The only downside is they don't alert us when the permit is near expiration...that's on us.

Not sure what the big problem is.

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

I got mine through them with no issues 4 years back,

 

[clearconscience]

The only thing I heard bad about mult co was for out of state residents.

I've had my CHL through Mult co since about 2003 and had nothing but good experiences dealing with them.

I'm sure wait times are up but for a resident you should have no issue

And yes your still screwed living in mult co, but for other reasons

 

[StacattoP]

The only thing I heard bad about mult co was for out of state residents.

I've had my CHL through Mult co since about 2003 and had nothing but good experiences dealing with them.

I'm sure wait times are up but for a resident you should have no issue

And yes your still screwed living in mult co, but for other reasons

Like? Is there somthing Im missing lol honestly like to stay updated