Pistol permit? Need help!

[blackradio]

Hey guys. I'm doing to paperwork to apply for my pistol permit in Dutchess County. I will soon by applying as a security guard in Westchester County and I spoke with a guy who works there and he said I should be working on getting my pistol permit. I have also took a few police tests which I would also need a pistol permit.

I also would like to hunt and target shoot as well.

Now, on the application is says check one of the following:

-carry concealed

-Possess on premises

-possess/carry during employment

I am not sure which one to check, the 1st or 3rd. I need it for this security job, or a police job is the former falls through, but I'd also like to hunt and target shoot with it. Any one have any idea?

[Dinsdale]

I did mine in Dutchess about 2 years ago....

Unless things have changed they only grant full conceal carry anyway; which covers you for all.

Don't hesitate to call the office there as they are most helpful for any questions to get all your paperwork together.

[bpb]

Carry concealed, "YOU" are appling for the permit not your job.

Police do not need permits to carry,(unless your department requires it); security guards do.

Just because you took a test for a posistion does not guarantee you a spot on the force.

[blackradio]

Carry concealed, "YOU" are appling for the permit not your job.

Police do not need permits to carry,(unless your department requires it); security guards do.

Just because you took a test for a posistion does not guarantee you a spot on the force.

I know very well it doesn't guarantee me a position. Just want to be safe and do things the right way.

[blackradio]

Thanks guys. I'll do carry concealed.

[blackradio]

Also, NYSID Number, License Number, Date of Issue, Expiration Date, and Code at the top of the state applications is all something they fill out, not me correct?

[Mr VJP]

Correct.

[nyantler]

Concealed carry is the way to go... couldn't get that in Madison County 25 years ago.. I have to get mine changed.