[Rondo223]

Got my permit in Cortland County yesterday. It took just over 10 long months. They are say up to a year now.

Spent the day with my dear departed uncle's model 36 in my pocket. Felt really natural. Going to drive to Scranton hopefully Monday.

Looking at adding a M&P Shield and or maybe a XDS in .45 in the near future.

 

[goperfect]

Big congrats to you, welcome to the club!

 

[dwa12479]

10 months too long. Congrats on restoring your naturally endowed rights.

 

[go4soda]

Congrats, very cool. It's nice to have a gun with a family history, as well.

 

[rpf427]

Congrats!!!!

Long wait, but worth it. Model 36 was my first handgun also back in 82. Great gun, still carry it on occasion to this day.

 

[togmaster]

Congratulations. Have fun and be safe.

 

[thegatman]

Good choice on XDs.

 

[Benellinut]

Been a long time since I got mine here, actually two. The first was restricted then when a new judge came in I applied for a new one unrestricted, took about the same time as you went through. Are they still giving out unrestricted permits? Do you have to take the NRA Safety Course within a year?

 

[Rondo223]

Yes to the unrestricted and to the NRA safety course. I'm not really sure if they even give out restricted permits In Cortland. I have yet to hear of anyone with one.