Posted by Rich_WI on November 02, 2011 at 17:39:36 from (50.50.123.216):
In Reply to: Wisconsin posters. posted by LOU from WI. on November 02, 2011 at 13:12:04:
Im gonna send in for my permit but I doubt I will really carry too often. Last time I had a real threat to me was that stupid rooster that thought my shin was his mortal enemy. Mr. Shin's best friend, Mr. Boot, took care of him though. After 3 days of no holds barred, cage matches, Stupid Rooster decided he wanted nothing to do with me or my friends, particularly Mr. Boot. He wont come within 10 feet of me now.
Tom in TN, yes, proof of training is manditory. As of right now, 4 hours is required under the temp rules instituted by the DOJ. Perminate rules will be put into place in the future but they wont be alot different, most likely just eliminating a set number of hours simply because that is an overstep by the DOJ and not in the law. Retired police or former military can use their paperwork as proof of firearm training. The most common and easiest training to get here are hunter safety classes. Thats what Im gonna use, my hunters safety card. I dont know how they teach it now days but I had 2 classes, one about 25 years ago and one about 10 or so years ago. Both classes centered around safe use and handling of a firearm, you could not pass the class if you did not handle the firearm 100% safe. Im actually shocked and surprised to hear people saying that they teach the current hunters safety classes in such a way that a person passing the class would be unable to safely handle a firearm as it relates to CCW in WI. I know that both my classes did a good enough job that everybody that passed would have meet the letter and spirit of the current CCW law. Its bad enough that education has slipped in public schools so much over the years that it had to bleed over into something so important as hunters education.
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