Several Questions

[Craig Lister]

1) I have been seeing ads for online CCW classes. Are these legal in Oregon Now?
2) I had a CCW in Portland in the 1990's but moved away and surrendered it at the time. Would that still qualify me for having taken the CCW class?
3) Can anyone tell me if Klamath falls is doing CCW pernits at this time, or is it covid locked as well?

If this is in the wrong place I will remove it and if not, can someone in the know answer my questions?

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[Certaindeaf]

1) I have been seeing ads for online CCW classes. Are these legal in Oregon Now?
2) I had a CCW in Portland in the 1990's but moved away and surrendered it at the time. Would that still qualify me for having taken the CCW class?
3) Can anyone tell me if Klamath falls is doing CCW pernits at this time, or is it covid locked as well?

If this is in the wrong place I will remove it and if not, can someone in the know answer my questions?

Your having a license should still be on record. See if that will grandfather you into a new one where you live, if required.

 

[Craig Lister]

Your having a license should still be on record. See if that will grandfather you into a new one where you live, if required.

just because I'm old and slow, how would I go about doing that?

 

[titsonritz]

https://www.klamathcounty.org/315/Concealed-Handgun-License-CHL

 

[Craig Lister]

Okay, so I passed my OSSA test and have my document. Next week I go to the Sheriff and put in my application.
Wish me luck.

 

[Craig Lister]

Put my application in at the Sheriff's office yesterday, I was told 4-6 weeks.

That about normal these days?

 

[solv3nt]

Put my application in at the Sheriff's office yesterday, I was told 4-6 weeks.

That about normal these days?

It should have been a transfer and immediate, oh well.

 

[titsonritz]

2) I had a CCW in Portland in the 1990's but moved away and surrendered it at the time.

It should have been a transfer and immediate, oh well.

Not being out of the picture that long.

 

[Craig Lister]

Not being out of the picture that long.

yeah, that's what I thought, since Multnomah didn't offer to help from their end either.
They said: we don't keep copies of your Safety Class, but failed to tell me if they had my old Permit on file.
Well, no problems, I took the OSSA class (it actually was fun to see what I could retain) and Here in K'Falls, getting to the Sheriff's office is a lot easier than in Multomah.
4-6 weeks isn't so long, it could just as easy be 4 to 6 months.

 

[solv3nt]

Not being out of the picture that long.

Dunno, I had a MultCo one from five years ago, so my timeframe was much smaller. I brought in my safety certificate and I walked out with my new permit from Douglas County.

 

[Craig Lister]

My Oregon CHL came in the mail today. about ten days since I put in my app. I guess my files and fingerprints in DC have been updated since my retirement.