How do you obtain a concealed weapons permit in Indiana?
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check at your local gun shop, they will know
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........first get the location, location, and location.........then a great security system with lots of cameras...and many guard dogs, and license to carry permit....with the proper gun...for you!\n\nall the permits in the world won't keep you in business....talk to pawn shop dealers ...and they'll tell you....guard dogs work!
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Go to >>>>>    http://www.in.gov/ and Indiana is what you will get!~
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The best way would be to call the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission\n\nIndiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission\nIndiana Government Center South, Room E-114\n302 W. Washington Street\nIndianapolis, IN 4620\n(317) 232-2430 (voice)\n(317) 234-1520 (fax) \n\nHere is a list of processors that you can speak to broken down by county. Call the processor assigned to your county http://www.in.gov/atc/processors.htm\n\nYou may want to read their page on Acquiring a Liquor License\nhttp://www.in.gov/atc/permitprocess.htm \n\nAlso look at the various alcohol license types in Indiana http://www.in.gov/atc/types.htm\n\nThis is the permit process for getting your liquor license in Indiana http://www.in.gov/atc/pdf/permitprocess.pdf
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Any class III firearms dealer should be able to order one - however, they are legal for sale only to other class III dealers, or to military/law enforcement personnel.  Since they are manufactured after the 1986 automatic weapons ban, it is not possible to legally own one as a private citizen.  Only automatic weapons registered as "Transferable" may be purchased and owned legally by the general public.  There is a $200 transfer fee, a criminal background check, and a waiting period of however long it takes the BATF to process the paperwork.\n\nTo become a class III dealer, you need to contact the BATF (Bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms).  I think the fee for becoming a dealer is $1500.00, and you have to pass one heck of a background check.  This allows you to buy and sell class III firearms (each weapon will require the $200 transfer).  There are three classes - transferable, pre-86 samples, and post-86 samples.\n\nAs a dealer, you can trade in all three types.  If you let your dealer status lapse, you may keep all transferable and pre-86 samples then in your posession.  Post-86 samples (such as the 18C) will need to be sold to another class III dealer or be destroyed.  The BATF frowns upon people becoming dealers only to enhance their collection (Samples are much less expensive than transferable weapons), so be prepared for some scrutiny if you never actually sell a weapon.\n\nThere is no license that will grant carry permission to a full automatic.  You may own and transport weapons provided the transfer fee has been paid, (you will be issued a tax stamp as proof the weapon is legally registered) but you cannot carry them on your person as a concealed weapon.\n\nThere are other full auto pistols that are transferable.  The cheapest I've seen are Ingram MAC-10 and similar weapons for around $4000-$6000.  The Beretta 93R is another full auto pistol, but I haven't been able to find out if any were made pre-86.
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Check http://packing.org It has links to each states website and explains everystates gun laws and explains how to take a gun across a state that doesn't permit concealed carry
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Connecticut State law allows police chiefs and state sheriffs to prohibit people from carrying concealed weapons in public. \n\nPolice chiefs and state sheriffs may issue permits that allow people to carry concealed weapons if police believe it is in the interest of public safety. Anyone so approved by local law enforcement must undergo safety training in the legal and safe use of the weapon and there are limits in where they may carry such weapons. \n\nThe only place you cannot carry guns is on state property: http://www.cga.ct.gov/2005/rpt/2005-R-0547.htm
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/Indiana.html
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It all depends on what state you live in and what type of gun permit you have. The states range from:\n\nVermont--which doesn't even issue such a thing as a "gun permit" because you don't need one to buy a gun or carry one openly or concealed.\n\nto:\n\nIllinios--which requires you to have a permit to own ANY type of gun, and doesn't allow you to get a permit to carry it in public openly or concealed.\n\nThe other states fall somewhere in between. Name your state, and I can help you more..
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New Hampshire does, with a permit. Currently 37 states issue concealed weapons permits. Some are more strict than others. Only 2 states deny outright.
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It varies state by state. Carry a handgun in Alaska without a carry permit and nobody will care - they don't require permits. Carry one in New York City and you'll be in jail until you forget your own name.\n\nFor state-specific information about who can carry what weapons and under what circumstances, check out the link below to Packing.org.
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Here is a link that tells you if you need a license, about exceptions and so on... it is specially for indiana\n\nhttp://www.ipiu.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1719
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You can go on line to the state of Texas website and it has all the information you need. You can order a complete packet from them and you will need to find a class. Most gun dealers know where they are at or a gun range usually has classes. You will need to have no criminal history to qualify. The link is below.\nGood Luck!!
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nSimply ... you CAN'T!\n\nIn New Jersey, air rifles, pellet guns, BB guns, etc. are considered FIREARMS and require the purchaser to have a NJ Firearms Identification Card ... our state's version of a rifle and shotgun permit. And if you are trying to get a pistol version of an air rifle, pellet gun, or BB gun, you need a New Jersey Permit to Purchase a Pistol!\n\nNo one will legally sell an air type gun to residents of NJ without the proper permits, and will not ship them here!\n\nSorry ... it's the law we must live with!
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Try looking at the local gun shops or outdoor sports stores.  You can also buy it easily enough online.  You would have to check with city ordinances to see if they have restriction on who can buy/ carry within city limits.
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Which permit? firearms  packing.org
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I'm pretty sure that it's a federal thing, not state law.  You need to be 18.  21 if you want a handgun.  Background checks apply.  Be safe with it.