L.T.C.H. or PERMIT....... Doesn't matter.

[You'll shoot your eye out]

This afternoon, at or about 5:56 pm I heard Guy Redford on the radio. The interviewer had referenced our sacred "License To Carry Handgun" more than once as "Permit"....... Redford went on to explain the subject at hand as if it "weren't nu-thin but a thing". I therefore proclaim that it INDEED ain't nu-thin but a thing, by the authority of the INGO hero Guy Redford.

LTCH, Permit, Ticket, Pink-slip, Permission, or note from Epstein's Mother, it all means All the same thing. Anal gunnurds are toasted, BANNED from making an issue out of this until rescinded by Guy himself. The "Clip VS Magazine thing is still available for your enjoyment..... At least until I hear an INGO expert on firearms make that mistake too.

 

[Bigtanker]

Drivers license and drivers permit the same thing?

 

[rockhopper46038]

If it bothered someone before, it probably will still bother them. Clearly when someone calls it a CCP or concealed carry "Permit" they are not just being imprecise, they are being incorrect.

 

[chezuki]

"LTCH" or "Permit" matters not to me, as long as the word "concealed" isn't involved.

Now, I'll just wait for that silly goose who thinks "permit" and "registration" are the same thing to chime in...

 

[red_zr24x4]

LTCH / Permit doesn't matter to me its still a permission slip
Edit to add I agree with the above, as long as Concealed isn't involved in the description

 

[chezuki]

Drivers license and drivers permit the same thing?

Yep. And we technically have neither... since we're arguing semantics.

 

[Birds Away]

Well, If I can't hit you on that I can stil hit you on getting the guy's name wrong. Guy Reliford. He's an attorney.

 

[chezuki]

Well, If I can't hit you on that I can stil hit you on getting the guy's name wrong. Guy Reliford. He's an attorney.

or "Relford"... but who's keeping score?

 

[Birds Away]

or "Relford"... but who's keeping score?

Oops

 

[LEaSH]

clip

 

[lonehoosier]

Podcast or it did not happen

 

[Fishersjohn48]

clip

[video=youtube;SDqLqs7QcUs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=SDqLqs7QcUs[/video]

 

[You'll shoot your eye out]

Drivers license and drivers permit the same thing?

Who, me? Ask Guy!

Well, If I can't hit you on that I can stil hit you on getting the guy's name wrong. Guy Reliford. He's an attorney.

or "Relford"... but who's keeping score?

Oops

OK, nevermind. More of us made fools of ourselves than not, so forget I said Anything.

 

[ATM]

I will still correct people, Guy's not the boss of me.

 

[jamil]

clip

Dang, beat me to it.

 

[GunSlinger]

I'll see your clip and raise you a...


CLIP!!!

 

[jbombelli]

The fact that Guy didn't correct him makes no difference. If you say "I is smart" in front of a teacher and they don't correct you, that doesn't mean you used proper grammar and it doesn't mean that grammar has become unimportant.

 

[Gluemanz28]

I will still correct people, Guy's not the boss of me.

So you are saying that you are the boss of the people that you are correcting then?

 

[Expat]

I never understood how tight the panties could get so twisted over this... same goes for clips and mags.

 

[jamil]

I never understood how tight the panties could get so twisted over this... same goes for clips and mags.

Me either. My brother has been around guns all his life. He hunted with them as a kid. Joined the Navy, saw some pretty nasty things in Vietnam as a gunner's mate, owned and used several guns throughout his life. He still calls them clips, while I call them magazines. He doesn't care. And I don't care that he doesn't care.

I also don't care when someone calls it a permit instead of a license. However, when it matters for the sake of semantics, that the Indiana license isn't just for concealed carry, I'll mention it. Other than that, I don't care much about it. Indiana could have called it a "permit to carry handgun" and not a single jot or tiddle of meaning would change because of it. Either way it's still permission from the state to carry a handgun.