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I did mine online and took under 3 months so pretty happy considering what others are taking.
 
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So I applied for my PAL, RPAL at the end of January. I used my Visa card for the payment, nothing has even been taken off my visa card yet, which means is probably still in the envelope and hasn't been opened. Hope they get to it before 2022 when my card expires, lol.
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There is a number (I don't know it off hand) that you can call and inquire as to what the status is or if there is an issue.
 
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Trudeau Liberals defy a federal court order to supply documents for the gun lobby in their fight to stop the gun ban. They cite those documents are confidential and say they are not required to comply. This is what we are up against. We have a dictatorship that refuses to follow the law of the land. DON'T GIVE UP YOUR GUNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Trudeau Liberals defy a federal court order to supply documents for the gun lobby in their fight to stop the gun ban. They cite those documents are confidential and say they are not required to comply. This is what we are up against. We have a dictatorship that refuses to follow the law of the land. DON'T GIVE UP YOUR GUNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What guns? Not sure what happened to those pallets of Ammo I had, now Im a man of piece!
 
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This has got to bug the crap out of the communists. Love it!

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Gun Sanctuary Movement Erupts: 61 Percent of US Counties Now ‘Second Amendment Sanctuaries’​

BY JACK PHILLIPS

June 25, 2021 Updated: June 25, 2021
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An analysis has revealed that more than three-fifths of all U.S. counties are so-called “Second Amendment sanctuaries” after a number of states this year passed legislation declaring them as such.
The website, Sanctuary Counties, found on June 20 that there are now 1,930 counties that are “protected by Second Amendment Sanctuary legislation at either the state or county level,” representing 61 percent of all counties.

It noted that a number of states have passed “Constitutional Carry” laws, while specifically, approximately 1,137 counties “have taken it upon themselves to pass Second Amendment Sanctuary legislation and likely hundreds of cities, townships, boroughs, etc have done so at their level as well.”
“We have seen plenty of news about Constitutional Carry, which is another movement that we are actually quite supportive of,” the site wrote. “Yet the mainstream news has remained relatively silent regarding the massive Second Amendment Sanctuary movement, which leads us to a few questions.”
In an attempt to clarify the difference between the two, Sanctuary Counties noted that the “Second Amendment Sanctuary movement” is from the bottom-up and a grassroots movement.
In a statement to The Epoch Times on Friday, a spokesperson for the Sanctuary Counties movement said that a “Second Amendment Sanctuary … refers to a state / county / city or other municipality expressing their support for the Second Amendment and … many cases vowing not to enforce new / unconstitutional gun laws.”
Constitutional carry generally, meanwhile, refers “to the ability of a state’s citizens to carry a weapon without a permit,” added the spokesperson, noting that in Texas, both constitutional carry and Second Amendment sanctuary bills were passed and signed.
It comes as after every sheriff in the state of Utah in mid-June signed a letter stating they would attempt to safeguard the Second Amendment.
“Importantly, the Second Amendment of our divinely inspired Constitution clearly states … ‘the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed,’” said the statement (pdf), which was signed by all 29 sheriffs in the state, and was released via Cache County Sheriff Chad Jensen’s office on June 15. “We hereby recognize a significant principle underlying the Second Amendment: the right to keep and bear arms is indispensable to the existence of a free people.”
Meanwhile, a number of Republican state lawmakers passed or proposed similar legislation. On Wednesday, the Wisconsin state Legislature sent a bill to Democrat Gov. Tony Evers that would prevent federal gun laws from being enforced in the state, which is sure to be vetoed by the governor.
In another example, Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts in April signed a proclamation that designates his state as a Second Amendment sanctuary state.
Democrats and gun-control organizations have typically opposed such legislation, saying they would increase the number of mass shootings and provide easier access to firearms for individuals who shouldn’t be able to own them.
After Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill that would nullify federal gun laws in the state, Moms Demand Action spokeswoman Tara Bennett said the measure “will interfere with the enforcement of the critical protections that help keep Missourians safe from gun violence.”
And in recent days, the federal government has increasingly pushed for more gun-control legislation amid a spike in crime around the United States, which has been linked to the defunding of police departments over the past year across the country.
President Joe Biden this week announced a plan to target firearms dealers who flout the law, calling them “merchants of death.” In recent days, the president and the Department of Justice have attempted to tie the sharp increase in shootings and homicides across major U.S. metropolitan areas with a lack of enforcement of gun laws.
“We’ll find you and we will seek your license to sell guns,” Biden said in the State Dining Room of the White House on June 23.
Attorney General Merrick Garland, who spoke before Biden, said that the majority of licensed firearms dealers sell to individuals who passed their background check.
“But those dealers that willfully violate the law increase the risk that guns will fall into the wrong hands,” he said, characterizing part of the administration’s plan as a “concerted effort to crack down on gun traffickers.”
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I sent in my renewal about 4 weeks ago, how much longer should I have to wait?
 
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I sent in my renewal about 4 weeks ago, how much longer should I have to wait?
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Its all over the place to be honest. Some guys are 4 weeks, some 6 weeks, some as high as 12 weeks. Depends on demand, if you filled your application out properly and if you mailed it or did it online? I'll give you an example. I reapplied for my RPAL and lost 2 weeks because I did not provide proof that I belonged to a registered gun club. I knew I would have to but there was nothing on the application asking for any proof. Sure enough I get an email at the 4 week mark wanting proof. I immediately sent it and voila.....2 weeks later my new card showed up in the mail.
 
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Its all over the place to be honest. Some guys are 4 weeks, some 6 weeks, some as high as 12 weeks. Depends on demand, if you filled your application out properly and if you mailed it or did it online? I'll give you an example. I reapplied for my RPAL and lost 2 weeks because I did not provide proof that I belonged to a registered gun club. I knew I would have to but there was nothing on the application asking for any proof. Sure enough I get an email at the 4 week mark wanting proof. I immediately sent it and voila.....2 weeks later my new card showed up in the mail.
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Did you do it online? You can log on and see progress. It's like a lottery. Some get back in a month and others wait 6 months or longer
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Pen and paper sent via registered mail.
Not affiliated with any gun club, hopefully get it sooner than later, rpal and pal
 
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Pen and paper sent via registered mail.
Not affiliated with any gun club, hopefully get it sooner than later, rpal and pal
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I don't think you have to belong to a club for a PAL but you do for an RPAL. If you don't then start looking. They won't give you a card if you dont have proof of membership.
 
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