Do I have to physically have the ccdw permit in my possession to carry concealed? I cannot find the answer in the Delaware code.
Why would you not have it with you when you are CCing?
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NRA, CMP, DLEMA
11B, 45B, 45K, 45L, 45Z, 95B
Youve managed to keep all the other cards in you wallet though
2xTony wrote:You've managed to keep all the other cards in you wallet though
"The purpose of the pistol is to stop a fight that somebody else has started, almost always at very short range." -- Jeff Cooper
I'm not sure where in the Codes it would say (too late to read such a thing tonight), if it even does at all....
But if you need your driver's license while operating a motor vehicle, I believe you'd probably need your DE CCDW license while carrying a concealed handgun. Best to have both on your person if a police officer stops you for something.
But if you need your driver's license while operating a motor vehicle, I believe you'd probably need your DE CCDW license while carrying a concealed handgun. Best to have both on your person if a police officer stops you for something.
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rotoraviator wrote:None of you jokers actually answered my question. Thanks for nothing!Sorry man, I was laughing at what 2xTony said, NOT at you. But I'll take a stab and offer my OPINION for you.
Don't know, don't care. Paid almost $500 for it, will carry it. Just like my Driver's License and Social Security Card that I go over 50 years ago, never lost either of those. If I get stopped by a LEO it is an anti detainment card. Without it I have to depend on the system telling them that I am "allowed" to carry. Might mean a night in jail, I don't want that. Finally, I am too lazy to read the laws for you.
"The purpose of the pistol is to stop a fight that somebody else has started, almost always at very short range." -- Jeff Cooper
1. I thought Tony's response was pretty funny too.
2. There is nothing in the Delaware Code that requires that you have the license actually in your possession while carrying a concealed deadly weapon. The law only requires, as a defense, that you have been issued such a license.
3. Common sense would dictate that an ounce of prevention is likely better than a pound of cure. Therefore, it would be better to avoid potential issues by having the actual license in your possession at all times while carrying a firearm even if that is not required by law.
2. There is nothing in the Delaware Code that requires that you have the license actually in your possession while carrying a concealed deadly weapon. The law only requires, as a defense, that you have been issued such a license.
3. Common sense would dictate that an ounce of prevention is likely better than a pound of cure. Therefore, it would be better to avoid potential issues by having the actual license in your possession at all times while carrying a firearm even if that is not required by law.
NCC wrote:Stopped carrying my SS card years ago. No reason to.rotoraviator wrote:None of you jokers actually answered my question. Thanks for nothing!Sorry man, I was laughing at what 2xTony said, NOT at you. But I'll take a stab and offer my OPINION for you.
Don't know, don't care. Paid almost $500 for it, will carry it. Just like my Driver's License and Social Security Card that I go over 50 years ago, never lost either of those. If I get stopped by a LEO it is an anti detainment card. Without it I have to depend on the system telling them that I am "allowed" to carry. Might mean a night in jail, I don't want that. Finally, I am too lazy to read the laws for you.
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One should only carry what identification is necessary these days with the way identity theft is heading.