Wisconsin Concealed Carry Class ONLINE!

[shadeslanding]

We have just completed, posted and made available our new online Wisconsin Concealed Carry course. Cost is $85 but we're running a special introductory 10% off through August.

This is open only to residents of Wisconsin as under the new law, no WI permits will be issued to non-residents.

Interested parties can sign up for and take the course at:
http://www.FirearmsAndLiberty.com/store/

Call 952-891-1537 with any questions.

[Quasar]

so Wisconsin will not be sharing reciprocity with Minnesota?

[farmerj]

jeez, at least provide a working link that doesn't automatically redirect...

[Pezhead]

I think you will be able to carry in WI with a MN permit. I don't have it front of me right now. I really should be working.

[shadeslanding]

so Wisconsin will not be sharing reciprocity with Minnesota?

Wisconsin according to the new law (Wi 2001 Act 35 as it is now known as) will recognize any state permit that provides for a background check similar to Wisconsin's background check. So we should be OK and so should Utah permits etc.

The WI DOJ is mandated to promulgate a list after the law takes effect (Nov. 1 it looks like). So sometime after that, we'll have a list. I've talked with the DOJ and they don't sound like there will be any problem recognizing our permits, but they worry that we won't recognize theirs.

[S.A.]

I think you will be able to carry in WI with a MN permit. I don't have it front of me right now. I really should be working.

But WI residents will not be able to carry in MN with a WI permit.

[shadeslanding]

I think you will be able to carry in WI with a MN permit. I don't have it front of me right now. I really should be working.

But WI residents will not be able to carry in MN with a WI permit.

Not unless the BCA puts them on the list. That's the lawyer over there that creates the list. I forget his name right now.

[plblark]

Last time it was Scott Wiggins, ESQ who was at one time in Pawlenty's office. He was not a lawyer. I can't recall at the moment who it is in the current administration. Absent the shooting range component and given the accepted training or experience, I don't see MN accepting WI without some political maneuvering.

[Hammer99...]

WI permit requirements remind me of FL and we don't accept them. If they mandated training and required a shooting test maybe.

[Squib Joe]

Last time it was Scott Wiggins, ESQ who was at one time in Pawlenty's office. He was not a lawyer.

I wonder why anyone would use the "ESQ" suffix if they didn't practice law.

[hammAR]

I wonder why anyone would use the "ESQ" suffix if they didn't practice law.

Maybe he polishes shoes and licks boots..........

[plblark]

I was being Snide in giving him a title for doing something he was clearly not qualified. My Apologies

[WI_CCW]

Never Mind.

[goett047]

http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/Con ... 8.docx.pdf

[goett047]

Does that prohibition apply to my car or the employer’s parking lot?
No. An employer may not prohibit a person with a CCW license, as a condition of employment, from carrying a concealed weapon, a particular type of concealed weapon, or ammunition or from storing a weapon, a particular type of weapon, or ammunition in the licensee‘s own motor vehicle, regardless of whether the motor vehicle is used in the
CCW FAQ 10/20/11
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course of employment or whether the motor vehicle is driven or parked on property used by the employer. Wis. Stat. § 175.60(15m)(b).

http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/Con ... 111020.pdf

Like the way that is worded