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How old were you when you got your LTC?
- Thread starter MALDENQB02
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FID at age 15.... LTC at 18..... Chief of Police signed his name where it said applicant... when I pointed it out to him he told me" okay, just sign your name where it says Licensing Authority" so I did. Had it for the four years like that and no gun shop ever looked twice at it.
Palladin
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Got my "for life" FID card back around 1972. Let it expire. Just got my LTC-A unrestricted Jan 2012 at age 58. Now I'm making up for lost time.![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Got mine at 14 IIRC, found it last month...."valid until revoked"
25, LTC A ALP
just hit the ripe old age of 26 in january![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
just hit the ripe old age of 26 in january
Are the tickets back expensive....![[rolleyes]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/042.gif "Roll Eyes [rolleyes]")
If I could go back, I would. My 300K house is only 60K back home. My parents have a 5 bedroom 4 bath house with four or five times the space than I do with a house payment that's less than my 1000 sq/f house. It's sad. But, my kids have cousins, friends, and aunts and uncles here that they won't have if I move back. So, I stay. As people say, it's for the children. My kids have things that I didn't have growing up. When they are older, and I can move back home...you bet your bottom dollar I'll head back. But I can't be selfish when my wife's grown up here and everything she knows and her whole family is here.
32 ALP restrictions NONE.
ISOTOX
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FID when I was 17, and applied for my ltc when I turned 21 (prior to my getting it, I was under the impression you could buy handguns at 18, which should be the case.) Anyways, waited till I was 21, got my LTC, and go figure -I can't carry with it- restricted. It's infuriating that you are one of the very few U.S. citizens being denied your constitutional rights. ![[angry]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/008.gif "Angry [angry]")
Someday...
Someday...
ah, but when I'm gone who would be here to make you all butthurt? You'll miss me, and I'll miss you, but we'll always have Reveah.Donations anyone.......![[wave]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/011.gif "Wave [wave]")
I didn't need a LTC until I arrived in MA. We just carried where I'm from - no law prevented you from carrying . When I got up here I was 45 and got my LTC.
I've lived in MA my whole life and never held a gun until my 29th year. That was during my LTC safety class. Got my LTC just before my 30th birthday. I'll be 31 in July and have a lot of catching up to do....
Got it at 23, this year (and they did make it a PITA. $300 later I got my LTC A ALP) I was single in the army before that, soldiers with personal weapons is a big no-no on base. Everybody's guns have to go into the armory! So, strangely, I am more free in MA.
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Got my LTC-A just before I turned 60, hadn't fired a gun since I was 10. In the year since I got the LTC, I've acquired 1 revolver, 3 pistols, a .22 rifle, an AR, and a shotgun. And a growing list of future purchases - got to make up for lost time!
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Jsfitzgerald85
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25 with sporting restrictions
FID around 16/17
LTC ALP around 22/23. My first one might have been protection of life, but I can't remember. I do remember it being made of something akin to tissue paper.
LTC ALP around 22/23. My first one might have been protection of life, but I can't remember. I do remember it being made of something akin to tissue paper.
